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Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/herewearedenmarkpodcast/subscribe This work is produced by Rita B. Riquelme, a multimedia journalist and digital marketer from Chile. When Rita moved to Denmark, she quickly learned that it is a common pattern for foreigners to feel alienated personally and professionally. How can we change that?; "I honestly created what I wished existed when I moved to Copenhagen to feel understood, connected, and inspired at a professional and personal level about my new life in this beautiful country. The 5 questions I ask in this podcast ...

A podcast about food, and how this inspires the Black and People of Colour creative communities. On each episode, host Ica speaks to an array of interesting individuals, independent restaurants, foodies and collectives and chat about what makes food and creativity exciting for these communities in Scotland.

In 2022, We Are Here Scotland curated the first ever Rise Up Festival as commissioned by Aberdeen Performing Arts. It was a weekend celebrating Black and People of Colour Creatives from the North East and across Scotland. As part of the festival, there were a host of panels exploring different subjects. Those panels were recorded and in the lead up to this year’s festival, we wanted to look back at those conversations, listen to them in a bit more detail and explore them one year.

The sketch group And Yet Here We Are (known as The Albion Basement at the time) attempted to release 1000 comedy sketches over the course of 1000 days. You can probably work out if they succeeded or not. All sketches written by the artists formerly known as The Albion Basement (Richard Catherall, Dan Mitchell, Laura Taylor, Alastair Tervit, Simon Tuohy, occasionally Vincent Lynch and some by John Jenkins). Theme music by The Evenings - https://markwilden.co.uk/

In Scotland's creative scene, there's a crucial gap: spaces owned by and designed for Black and Global Majority creatives.Join host Ica Headlam as he explores inspiring Black and Global Majority-led venues and cultural centres from the UK to international destinations. Each episode uncovers the stories behind these spaces—the vision, the struggle, and the profound impact on wellbeing and artistic expression.We'll meet fearless founders breaking barriers, discover innovative funding models, and explore how creative spaces become lifelines for community and mental health. AND, what it could ...