BLOOD: Life Uncut

BLOOD: Life Uncut from Science Gallery London, is a four part series that aired on Resonance FM in October 2017. It explores questions about blood from a range of diverse voices. In the fourth and final episode we listen to Sabrina Mahfouz read her collection of poetry 'Bloodlines' written especially for the BLOOD season. We also hear from curator Andy Franzkowiak, a few of the artists who inspired the collection and a quick blood story from Daniel Glaser. Visit london.sciencegallery.com/blood/london/ for details of the accompanying exhibition and event series in South London.

BLOOD: Life Uncut from Science Gallery London, is a four part series that aired on Resonance FM in October 2017. It explores questions about blood from a range of diverse voices. In the third episode “The Future of Blood?” presenters Femi and Jessie speak follow a blood courier through Guy's Hospital, visit a Marc Turner, a scientist creating an endless supply of blood cells and meet umbilical cord collector Christine Pierson. Visit london.sciencegallery.com/blood/london/ for details of the accompanying exhibition and event series in South London.

BLOOD: Life Uncut from Science Gallery London, is a four part series that aired on Resonance FM that explores questions about blood from a range of diverse voices. In the second episode “Who dunnit?” presenters Femi and Jessie follow a trail of 'acid yellow' dye to an artist in a laboratory; investigate rumours of a ground breaking forensic spray being developed at King's, and get a crash course in blood spatter analysis from the director of forensic services for the City of London Police. Visit https://london.sciencegallery.com/blood/london/ for details of the accompanying exhibition and event series in South London.

BLOOD: Life Uncut is a four part series that collides diverse perspectives exploring questions about blood. Is Sickle Cell Anaemia a black disease? In the first episode Science Gallery London presenters Femi and Jessie talk to a Haematologist and a Clinical Psychologist; catch up the Sickle Cell Society and Sickle Cell Warrior Chantelle Pierre, and squeeze in the premiere of a new poem by Sabrina Mahfouz. Visit http://apple.co/2fB4Buw for more.

Between 2014 and 2016 the Ebola Virus epidemic raged in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone. The disease was spreading faster than the global health care community could fight it. It would take innovative measures to change the cultural practices which were responsible for spreading the virus such as music. In this episode we talk to Tropical Disease experts Colin Browne and Natalie Mounter from King's College Sierra Leone Partnership, Yasmie Al Kourdi from Médecins Sans Frontières and we listen to music by TYB Boyz, Jimmy B, Shadow, Block Jones and the song Africa Stop Ebola which features the Malian musicians Amadou & Mariam, Salif Keita, Oumou Sangaré and Kandia Kouyaté, the Guinean singers Mory Kante and Sia Tolno, the Ivorian reggae star Tiken Jah Fakoly, the Congolese vocalist Barbara Kanam and the Senegalese rapper Didier Awadi.