He draws himself a bath
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Welcome to episode 9 of YOU DON'T KNOW. We are back after a long break with a new episode! A recording of an essay written by David in response to the METODE project’s second callout, ‘Being, Bathing and Beyond’. The essay takes place in the bath, and forms a meditation on the themes of grief, memory and portraiture, and how our experiences of bathing tie in. You can read more about , and you can read . You can find our new . You can find Lizzy on . You can find David on - and .
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It's your (basic) footwork
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Welcome to our second bonus episode. 'It's your (basic) footwork' is a collaborative poem/essay by Lizzy and David Turner, and is a brief look at how much effort it took to control our feet while learning to box. The writing features in the new anthology, KINETIC, published by Colliding Lines. All writing in the anthology has been illustrated by visual artists. Downlaod a full epsiode . Find Lizzy on . More audio from . Buy your copy of KINETIC from . More info about the anthology . 'Grim' Chip Hamer's poetry collection . Obi Egbunike's . . . You can find the gym recording .
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Sorry for the Mistakes
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Welcome to episode 8 of You Don't Know. This episode features a collaborative story, written in three voices, by Lizzy and David. It (irregularly) follows two people who feel that they are moving in and out of an alternate place, and their responses through differing mental lenses to a landscape and each other. For the first time in the series we have invited another person to read alongside us. We are delighted to welcome Vanessa Onwuemezi onto the podcast and to introduce her to anyone that doesn't already know her. The episode is accompanied by a hand written and typed letter, which...
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welcome to the workplace
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Welcome to episode 7 of YOU DON'T KNOW. In this episode we welcome you, our new employee, into your new role and workplace. The episode features audio taken from our new employee induction video. Here you'll find invaluable information to help you get started on your first projects and how best to present them to our wonderful listeners. This episode is accompanied by our 'new employee' handbook, available for £9.00 + p&p from . A full transcript of this episode can be . 10% of all web shop sales will be donated to the in Walthamstow. Find Lizzy on . More audio...
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two cups of coffee
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Welcome to our first bonus episode featuring two pieces of writing taken from our pamphlet ten cups of coffee, published by Hesterglock Press in 2019. We'll be making more of these in 2022.
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Stepping Out
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This episode is based on a long walk which Lizzy and David took from the former site of High Beech psychiatric hospital in Epping Forest. Using the poet John Clare’s residence at High Beech as a starting point, they walk and talk about their own thoughts and feelings around what walking means to them.
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Unnecessary Roughness: Part 2
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To celebrate the start of the 2021 NFL season we have produced this special episode featuring found poems written by Lizzy using NFL game commentary as a source. David subsequently wrote prose responses to these poems.
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Unnecessary Roughness: Part 1
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To celebrate the start of the 2021 NFL season we have produced this special episode featuring found poems written by Lizzy using NFL game commentary as a source. David subsequently wrote prose responses to these poems.
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The Courtyard
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This episode is an audio collage made up of conversations with three of our neighbours chatting to us about their experiences of lockdown in the UK, and the importance of the communal courtyard as a coping mechanism.
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Darren(s)
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This episode features seven short stories written by David, all of which are read by Lizzy. Each story is set to its own soundscape with particular focus on sampling & looping.
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This episode is an audio collage made up of conversations with three of our neighbours chatting to us about their experiences of lockdown in the UK, and the importance of the communal courtyard as a coping mechanism.
This episode is published as part of the E17 Art Trail running 1-18 July in Walthamstow, London.
The Courtyard is accompanied by a 'broadsheet' print, originally handwritten by Lizzy and printed as a limited edition by Panopus Printing in London. The print comes in a handmade card sleeve.
You can buy the print for £11.50 from our shop here. 10% of all shop sales will be donated to the Eat or Heat Foodbank in Walthamstow.
A full transcript of the episode can be downloaded from our website.
We were recently interviewed for the Colliding Lines podcast in which we talk about why we started YDK, and some plans for the future. If you'd like to check that out then head over to their website for information on how to do so.
Find Lizzy on Twitter here.
More audio from David here.