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This week in issue #79 of ContentED we're getting groovy with Tiny Desk, enjoying page turning suspense with Lisa Jewell and scrolling with Joris Explains. More suggestions below or let us know what you are you watching or listening to this week!

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YouTube | NPR Music - Tiny Desk
Tiny Desk Concerts is a video series of live concerts hosted by NPR Music at the desk of 'All Songs Considered' host Bob Boilen in Washington, D.C. Catch your favourite artists or discover new ones!

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Rawayana: Tiny Desk Concert

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Podcast | Dark Air with Terry Carnation
Rainn Wilson stars in this fictional darkly comedic podcast that explores the on and off-air life of Terry Carnation – a late-night talk-radio show host who deals with bizarre topics, outrageous callers... and gets caught up in a mystery of his own.

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Rainn Wilson Presents: Dark Air with Terry Carnation - Podcast Trailer

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Audible | None of This is True
Nail biting suspense from the number one million-copy bestselling author Lisa Jewell. Read by Nicola Walker and Louise Brealey alongside a full cast, this breath-taking thriller includes original music and a gripping soundscape.

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None of This is True by Lisa Jewell

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TV | The Devil's Hour
Peter Capaldi and Jessica Raine star in this gripping six-part psychological thriller. Lucy wakes every night at exactly 3:33am. Nothing in her life has made sense for a long time. But the answers are out there, somewhere, at the end of a trail of brutal murders.

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The Devil's Hour - Official Trailer | Prime Video

Instagram | Joris Explains
Drawing on his experience of various marginalised identities and his background in architecture, Joris Lechene uses TikTok and Instagram to show how he believes our built environment can reflect, and often reinforce the social dynamics, hierarchies and implicit messages of our society.

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Explore here

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