Here is to a lousy Christmas and a crappy New Year! Let's get our priorities straight, complaining about Christmas parties and the queens pre-christmasy lunch gets cancelled, what has our world come too?! Bringing your a festive cheer and taking things back to basics, we set the worlds to right like the good old days! 

This week we welcome our first guest! We talk to Tilly Valentine about all things that matter in the music industry and how it has been effected by the pandemic! Tilly is a musician, singer and song writer. Her music has been played on BBC Radio One, is on the BBC introducing Hot List, and had done backing vocals for Sam Smith, Mimi Webb, Rod Stewart, and worked with DJ Fresh! Link to Tilly's Spotify!https://open.spotify.com/artist/26xnf09CoXKte8d2MSOCSP?si=q7zuMYomTqCy21lBhz35Bw&nd=1

Welcome to Season 3! Kicking it off with quite a big topic, tokenism... an act of putting a minority into the mix to create some sort of publicly viewed diversity. Through a TV lens we look at media's impact on tokenism. Our limelight this week centres around the workplace, and the rumoured 'employee market'... we hope you enjoy! 

Filling in the gaps of the past month (or so) and getting you up to date with where we are at. Salt: The Handmaid's Tale 

We discuss the end of lockdown, and pressure to look great for it.Salt: Off Menu podcast, Spotify 

We get drunk and talk about colonialism... what's not to love?  Moving onto the limelight we help Kieran with changing friendships and why hard work isn't always great, especially when it comes to relationshipsSalt: Seaspiracy on Netflix Want to find out more about reputation from UK museums? Check out these links...Human Tissue Act 2004 S45,47https://www.britishmuseum.org/sites/default/files/2019-11/DCMS-Guidance-for-the-care-of-human-remains-in-museum.pdfhttps://plone.unige.ch/art-adr/cases-affaires/17-tasmanian-human-remains-2013-tasmanian-aboriginal-centre-and-natural-history-museum-londonhttps://www.museumsassociation.org/museums-journal/news/2019/10/10102019-manchester-museum-repatriation/#http://www.unesco.org/culture/laws/pdf/PealforReturn_DG_1978.pdfhttps://www.britishmuseum.org/our-work/departments/human-remainshttps://www.museum.manchester.ac.uk/about/thetideofchange/https://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/oct/14/australia.features11

Featuring a special guest we discuss expectations of creating and maintaining a successful career as women in our early (mid) twenties and where this internal pressure stems from...Salt: Silk Road, Tiller Russell

In this episode we discuss the controversy surrounding Megxit and question why can't the media can't just leave her alone. With some angry neighbours and an awkward lockdown debate, our limelight helps Jimbob find peace with his angry outburst against rule breakers. Salt: Get Sleepy (podcast) 

We discuss the suspicious origins of coronavirus which leads onto a talk about the nature of truth and how, in a world of clickbait, we have become obsessed with the story as opposed to the facts... Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5SRrsr-IugSalt: The Serpent, BBC iPlayer 

This week we are filtering out the issues of social media and facing some hard truths... as humanity worries about the rise of robots, are we simultaneously becoming exactly what we fear?Salt: Ted Interviews Elif Shafak on the urgent Power of Storytelling