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Adam Crowther features Wiltshire based poet Steve C Walters with his poem about belonging called 'Where Are You From?' which looks at the places he's lived through his life. Ryan Chambers from Gloucestershire chats to Adam about his comedy poem 'Not Today' which looks at how exhausting office work culture can be. Colin Park's poem is inspired by his dad's old motor that used to wind around the Somerset country lanes with ease, but as soon as it came to wrestling with the hardy conditions of the motorway didn't fair so well. Have you heard of the Bristol 'hum' that plagues residents of the city. Documentary maker Richard Owen Collins has uploaded the first part of his audio documentary about the low level hum that drives people round the bend.

Flash Fiction writer Diane SImmons from Bath recalls the Scottish tradition of 'guising' where children go door-to-door on Halloween and do a turn in exchange for treats. Hear how you can submit your poetry, rapping, MCing or spoken word performing to 91热爆 Words First for your chance to be mentored by a professional poet and even bag yourself a slot performing at the Contains Strong Language Festival in Bradford later this year! Nailsea based writer Sarah Elizabeth Teasdale's story 'The January Stakes' looks at a dicy incident that meant she was afraid she wouln't make it past the age of 16. And poet Adam Elms talks about the perils of aging into your 30's with his poem 'Back Chat'.

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