#005: Rachel Jackson

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HIT THE NORTH

Tom May

8 episodes

3 days ago

Hit the North - presented by Tom May - consists of conversations with interesting people about the North, defined inclusively! Series 1 guests include musicians, actors, writers, a comedian, an academic and a neurodivergent poet. Hit the North is a NON-PROFIT podcast, with NO ADVERTS. Episodes include fair usage of brief, relevantly illustrative sound clips. Hit the North is generally not suitable for children, including some swearing; there will be some discussion of difficult topics - written trigger warnings will be provided for episodes that require them.

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#005: Rachel Jackson

HIT THE NORTH

53 minutes 24 seconds

1 month ago

#005: Rachel Jackson

This week, Tom speaks to Rachel Jackson, a fabulously distinctive voice in stand-up comedy and screen acting. We speak about Northernness, Scottishness, her unique comedy style, the film she was in with Karen Gillen, horror films and the excellent rave film, BEATS (2019). Rachel candidly addresses her mental health struggles, and was a wonderful guest, pithy and warm. This episode contains some strong, explicit language!

Extracts of these* pieces of music are included under fair dealing/fair use for commentary and review and to illustrate guest choices. This podcast is non-commercial and no AI has been used in its creation.

*Paolo Nutini - 'Pencil Full of Lead', 69 [Carl Craig] - 'Desire', Frankie Miller - 'Caledonia', Oasis - 'Supersonic' and The Arctic Monkeys - 'I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor'.