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!'

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Chat, discussion, spokenword, about identity - a Windrush generated identity. Informal stories from the now middle-age offspring, that grew up in postwar Britain among the working classes of the inner cities. Jaqi Loye-Brown's anthology of the same name will be the starting point for all discussions in the series of these hybrid lives. 
Writer, Jaqi Loye-Brown coined the phrase, a derivative of film genre, Kitchen Sink Drama, which depicted post war working class Britain, the lack of social mobility and opportunities, not dissimilar to the West Indian experience, a genre in itself.