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Actor Cleo Sylvestre and Clemency Burton-Hill's Inheritance Tracks

Potter Keith Brymer Jones, actor Cleo Sylvestre who was backed by the Rolling Stones, Laura Galloway who left New York for the Arctic Tundra and Kevin Quinn, marathon runner.

Nikki Bedi and Shaun Keaveny are joined by Keith Brymer Jones, master potter, judge on the Throw Down, who used to be in a band called the Wigs, gets emotional about ceramics and has helped to revive the profile of clay.
Cleo Sylvestre was the first black actor in a leading role at the National Theatre but not before she had had the Rolling Stones backing her on a track.  She joins us.
Kevin Quinn was a marathon runner before he realised that he had four holes in his heart.  He had an operation and was running 12 weeks later and has since came first in a virtual marathon during Lockdown.  
Laura Galloway moved from New York to spend six years in a small town of 100 people in the Arctic Tundra after finding out in a DNA test that she had Sami ancestry.
and Music journalist Clemency Burton-Hill chooses Ella Fitzgerald performing Willow Weep for Me and Max Richter reworking of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, Spring 3
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