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Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations
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Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations

No. of episodes
10
Latest episode
2025-05-22
Arts

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British Council Wales launches season two of 'Breaking Boundaries', hosted by award-winning musician Georgia Ruth. Following its 2023 debut, the podcast spotlights Welsh artists and their international collaborators, forging creative partnerships between Wales and New Zealand, France, Vietnam, Brazil, and beyond.

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How many episodes are there of Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations?

There are 10 episodes avaiable of Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations.

What is Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations about?

We have categorized Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations as:

  • Arts

Where can you listen to Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations?

Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations is available, among others places, on:

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When did Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations start?

The first episode of Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations that we have available was released 6 September 2023.

Who creates the podcast Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations?

Breaking Boundaries: spotlighting Welsh artists and their international collaborations is produced and created by British Council Wales.