Listen: When football meets anti-fascism – The Easton Cowgirls and Cowboys

Terry and Duke sit down with Kev and Sensi from Easton Cowboys and Cowgirls, to discuss the origins of this historic club, extraordinary oversees trips and how they mix activism and sport.

Podcasts 20th August, 2019

Jack Newcombe and Dave Wilcox

Terry and Duke sit down with Kev and Sensi from Easton Cowboys and Cowgirls, to discuss the origins of this historic club, extraordinary oversees trips and how they mix activism and sport.

This podcast is the latest installment in the W.G. Grace’s Sports Surgery series – delving into the worlds of sport, politics and business in Bristol.

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