Episode Seven, Series Three: What do you do?

The format for this episode is a little different from usual; around clips from our visit to the studio of artist Liliane Lijn and featuring our friends Jennifer Crouch and Natalie Kay-Thatcher from Jiggling Atoms, Lili delved into the world of life decisions, including how to comfortably answer the question "What do you do?".

Episode Six, Series Three: Sports

Queens of everything unco-ordinated, VLW needed to invite a selection of guests for this sport-mad episode. Featuring sporting heroine Jenny and social critiquer Melvyn Shagg, VLW discuss next level Tinder, ladies' rugby and other dangerous sports!

If you enjoyed Melvyn's descriptions of Hoofton and his general affable befuddlement, check out Talking Now:

 

Also super apologies for the lack of audible music in the episode! Here are two videos for your troubles:This one sums up VLW's view on cricket!





This is just to humiliate Andy Murray!

Episode Five, Series Three: Facebook

VLW take a look back on our love-hate relationship with Facebook, featuring faux pas, frivolity and Destiny's Child.

Episode Four, Series Three: A tour of Liliane Lijn's studio.

VLW paid a visit to the incredible artist Liliane Lijn, and found out about her life and work. Recently short-listed for her work to be displayed on the fourth plinth at Trafalgar Square, she gave us a tour of her studio and explained some of her pieces to us.

For more information on Liliane Lijn, click here:

Her work was recently featured in this exhibition which asked the question of who owns the moon?

Episode Three, Series Three: Remote Archipelago mp3s

VLW share their treasured tracks using their innovative "Remote Archipelago mp3s" format.

Featuring some huge 90s hits, lots of facts about Leicester and some Antipodean attempts at rapping, as well as a special minisode from our friends at Talking Now.

Episode Two, Series Three: Delights from Derry

VLW had an incredible time visiting Derry-Londonderry, City of Culture 2013. Here we present a Derry special, focussing on the Women of the World festival which took place there in November. Featuring interviews with some very inspirational Irish women, we hope we can convey just what a moving and wonderful experience we all had there.

Episode One, Series Three: Language

We're really excited to start our third season with Resonance with a brilliant guest! Featuring PhD student Alice Mitchell talking about her fascinating field work recording an endangered dialect used only by women in Tanzania! Plus some attempts at the ever pervasive Valley Girl talk! With the usual giggles and some Girls Aloud for good measure!