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Main Feature: YolanDa Brown Let The Tempest Blow JS acknowledges the multi-award winner a who is championing the cause for change.
Feature: Zara McFarlane Dip And Whine Zara McFarlane is at the heart of a British jazz renaissance.
Feature: The Katanas On A New Road The Katanas are two of the most creative spirits you are likely to come across in music today and remain grounded to reality. JS talks candidly to the twins about their self-determination.
Editorial My Mother Tongue The first ever gathering of Manchester’s female writers courtesy of CommonWord.
Editorial Motherhood & Sisterhood JS meets three generations of women talking about values and mother daughter relationships.
Profile: Romarna Campbell Honours Roll Flown from Berklee to play with Courtney Pine, Romarna Campbell is pulling more than her weight!
Profile: Mali Hayes Made In Manchester Mali Hayes is one of the hardest working artists in the city and it’s beginning to pay dividends.
Culture: Sade Adu Celebrating An Icon Photographer and music enthusiast Gladstone Minzie recalls seeing the global icon Sade at Fagins nightclub in Manchester on 21.2.1984.
Culture: Shen Oshun In Our Reign Shen is joined by photographer and social activist Rebekah Williams to pay tribute as JS acknowledges International Women’s Day.
Lifestyle: Valerie Campbell Why The Affirmation? Valerie Campbell draws on a personal experience to conclude that now more than ever, the affirmation that 'Black Is Beautiful' needs to echo louder.
Lifestyle: Colette Williams Still I Struggle While most are gearing up to celebrate International Women's Day, Colette Williams questions our conscience.
Entertainment: Yvonne Ellis Rebel In Music JS spends time in the company of Manchester Rebel, Yvonne Ellis, winner of the Manchester Women Digital Archives Rebel Women In Music.