By Natalie Greener I have to say, I’m so relieved. After all the images disappeared from their Instagram page and postcards were sent out to a handful of people, Black Honey seemed as though they were saying farewell. I think I should have learnt my lesson by now that BH like to rebrand on a... Continue Reading →
To see the full article alongside the interview conducted by Alice Moulding, please click here! What started the #CalledOut campaign? “I started the Called-Out campaign to address the prominent issue of abuse within the creative industries. Suffering with PTSD from my own experience of being taken advantage of at the age of 17/18, it is definitely... Continue Reading →
Questions by the founder of Darling Zine, Emily Duff. 1. When did you know you wanted to be a journalist?In a weird way, I didn’t want to be a journalist as such - I kind of just fell into it when I was 13. I couldn’t play any instruments and didn’t have the confidence to... Continue Reading →
By Nat Greener #CALLEDOUT Artwork by Mollie Casey Abuse is wrong no matter what. Every survivor has a valid story that must be listened to. However, this campaign is being launched to specifically draw focus on the abuse young women suffer in the creative industries. Take me for example. I am 20 years old and... Continue Reading →
Callum catches up with Natalie Greener, journalist and creator of Tits Upon Tyne. We chat about feminism, the parallels in creative communities and community as a whole and how she gave an old man the excuse to look at titties whenever he wants. You can find all episodes from the After Dark Tark Show podcast here.... Continue Reading →
If you still have not seen our sneaky piece in Spilt Milk, here you go you lovely people! It was amazing to know that after costs, the profits from the hard work of Mollie Casey will be donated to Newcastle West End Woman and Girls' shelter. Amazing stuff is done there and it has been... Continue Reading →
By Natalie Greener Note from author: Writing this, part of me feels uncomfortable. I am yet to be diagnosed and I am not one hundred percent sure the disorder I have is BPD. I know deep down my all consuming emotions are problematic and it is certainly scary not having an answer as to what... Continue Reading →
By Natalie Greener (Originally a uni piece found on HOWAYheadlines April 2020) Many fears are circling in our minds during COVID-19. Normal doesn’t feel real anymore and with a harsh uncertainty of what is to come, life looks even more different by the second. With seemingly no light at the end of the tunnel and... Continue Reading →
By Natalie Greener (Originally a uni piece found on HOWAYheadlines April 2020) In this troubled time, we can all safely say that arts and culture is something central to us staying sane during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now there is a certainly a greater appreciation for music, dance and the theatrics of life in lock down.... Continue Reading →
Women In Music, based in the North East. 