Growl is about outsiders. A little girl named Mo’ and a street dog find a different way to connect in a West African city. Written by Nick Angel, narrated by Nene Nwoko with original music by Kati Brien and Julian Külpmann on drums.
A retelling of a small boy’s path to emperor…
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Written by Nick Angel, read by Simon Johns, original music by Kati Brien, featuring Shannon Barnett on trombone and Arne Brien on drums
A journalist visits a city divided by a river. People of different customs live on the opposite banks. A story about an ordinary person’s role in predetermining positive change.
Written by Nick Angel, narrated by Bhavnisha Parmar, with original music by Kati Brien. For more, see episode notes.
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Comedy. A mise en abyme about seduction, philandering French presidents, cuckolds, and a Paris-style pick-up. A cheeky wink to Marcel Duschamp and Jeff Koons.
Written by Nick Angel, read by Simon Johns, original music by Kati Brien
Written by Nick Angel. Read wonderfully by Stefanie Bruckner. Original marvellous music by Kati Brien.
A sweet serenade about the duties of sustainable love. An artist and his Kristallweizen-drinking muse: one perennially hopeful and hopeless; the other loaded; settle on something selfless. Frivolous, fun, heart-warming. For more, see episode notes.
Written by Nick Angel. Read by Simon Johns. Original music by Kati Brien.
This story explores veganism, sentience, human primacy, and Deep Ecology. Peter Singer eat your heart out… literally. Does a murderer have more moral status than an old tree anyway? Wicked, slightly twisted fun. For more, see episode notes.
Written by Nick Angel. Read by Margaret Ashley. Original music by Kati Brien.
A dark fairytale about an orphan girl, the second world war, and the royal houses of Europe. I wrote the story after visiting Birkenau and reading Primo Levi who gave more of himself than any other writer I can think of. If a writer should be like a fireman and run towards the metaphorical ‘burning building’, he did it harder, and at the ultimate cost. For more, see episode notes.
