Jaqi and Diana love cinema. Join them for a lighthearted, no frills take on the movies that move them. And the reasons they don't! Scarface and The Wickerman feature among many they struggled to choose from. ⁠Two Brown Owls⁠ are Jaqi Loye-Brown & Diana Brown. They share and support each other, exchanging ideas about their writing craft. The ⁠pamphlet⁠ of the same name, released, MT Ink, London 2023, explores life, music, love and beyond in prose, poetry and short story. More pamphlets, podcasts and performances to come. Find them on https://TikTok.com/TwoBrownOwls #BookTok #PoetDuo

Join west London's emerging writers Jaqi Loye-Brown and Diana Brown, as they review books that resonate with them. An assortment of fiction and non-fiction choices covered over two episodes. This is the second instalment. Their first pamphlet, Two Brown Owls: Prose is available on paperback here: ⁠⁠https://amzn.eu/d/bAwDdoJ⁠⁠⁠⁠ #BookTok @TwoBrownOwls 

Join west London's emerging writers Jaqi Loye-Brown and Diana Brown, as they review books that resonate with them. An assortment of fiction and non-fiction choices covered over two episodes.  Their first pamphlet, Two Brown Owls: Prose is available on paperback here: ⁠https://amzn.eu/d/bAwDdoJ⁠⁠⁠ #BookTok @TwoBrownOwls

Join a couple of west London's emerging writers as they discuss their writing journey and the learning curves with candour. Listen to their stories to tell, in authenticity, in their own words, about their hopes for that all elusive book deal. Two Brown Owls are Jaqi Loye-Brown & Diana Brown. They share and support each other, exchanging ideas about their writing craft. The pamphlet of the same name, released, MT Ink, London 2023, explores life, music, love and beyond in prose, poetry and short story. More pamphlets, podcasts and performances to come. Find them on TikTok @TwoBrownOwls #BookTok #PoetDuo

Jaqi Loye-Brown reads excerpts from 'Dutty Sink Drama Anthology', (MT Ink, London, 2021). 1. You Told Me I Was British  2. Where From I? 3. Brexit Mean Brexit l  4. Brexit Mean Brexit ll 5. Take A Look At This Face Activism poetry inspired by post Windrush (Hostile Environment), post Brexit, post BLM. Written between 2017 to 2020, the topical themes explores identity and remains current. Jaqi Loye-Brown, born in the UK, a descendant of the Windrush generation, presents prose from a place of authenticity as the changing cultural landscape of a reluctant Britain emerges.

From London's W9 to 90's popstar star, this episode features a very special guest Diana, of The Masterplan, Diana Brown & Barrie K Sharpe fame joins Jaqi in an open discussion about how she navigated her Italian and Jamaican heritage. She also shares how living in the area she did helped shape her identity, her career and her recent foray into the literary arena. The first track released was Blind Faith, followed by, Yes It's You (Sweet Charles cover) but it was the third single, Masterplan that really took off to become an all time dance floor classic.   Album: The Black, the White, the Yellow and the Brown (FFRR 1992)  https://youtu.be/mWZmGMbq39w

A woman is provoked by the juxtaposition of grieving and caring for an elderly parent in a nursing home when she is coerced to sign a Liverpool Care Pathway, assisted palliative care. She finds the concept alien and struggles to navigate the process while she is at an emotional low yet having to be pragmatic.   Written, Directed & Produced:  Jaqi Loye-Brown (Dutty Sink Drama) Co-written & Actor: Scorpiane 

From little ‘coloured girls’ into black womanhood they’re speaking their truth A conversation on identity growing up in the UK post Windrush. Emerging singer, Lïsa tells Jaqi how she finally found her voice. Find her on Instagram https://instagram.com/lisa.objet_d_art

A conversation on matters of heritage, identity, formative years and the drive to pay it forward for the next generation. Jaqi Loye-Brown caught up with Mark, a family man from Birmingham, with a long career in Tech. After the events of lockdown, working from home prompted his journey in cultural diversity within the technology space.

JA Lovelock, a fellow podcaster  (Behind The Yellow Tape), is not used to being on the interviewee side of the table. A non-fiction writer, 'Let Me Tell You Something', (Michael Terrence Publishing); a blogger and among other things, she's a barrister-at-law. Jaqi Loye-Brown pinned her down for a chat where she shared what it was like for an 11 year old in Manchester, during the Windrush era, she reminded, 'I didn't come on no boat!'