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Interview with Larissa Oliveira, Zinester and Punk Lover.

"I am strongly inspired by women in rock because of their freedom of words, attitudes, image, movement, and social activism." Who are you and what do you do? My name is Larissa Oliveira, I am Brazilian (25), an ESL teacher, writer and punk lover (haha). I am also a zinester and graduated in Pedagogy. My favorite fruit is watermelon and my favorite movie is Trainspotting; I identify myself as a riot grrrl and I've been teaching myself English, French and Italian for years. Who or what inspires you? I am strongly inspired by women in rock because of their freedom of words, attitudes, image, movement, and social activism. Some examples are the riot grrrl pioneers (Bikini Kill and Bratmobile) and punk poets like Patti Smith and Lydia Lunch. As a zinester, I take a lot of inspiration from Bikini Kill's Tobi Vail and as a writer from Patti Smith's writing style. My love for languages is not only connected to my teaching career bu...

How to be a Riot Grrrl in 5 easy steps!

"Wake up each day and deal with the shit coz that shit is solid gold, baby!! That's the stuff that will make you, YOU! and my grrrl, you will shine like a fuckin' diamond." Last year I sat and watched Moxie with my two adolescent daughters. It sparked their interest in the riot grrrl movement as they watched Vivian and her friends fight the institutionalised sexism in their school. Not long after, I caught my girls drawing hearts and stars on their hands, they started looking through my zine collection and added numerous riot grrrl tracks to their digital playlists. They began to be more openly critical of the way the boys in their own schools treated or spoke to the girls. They got really annoyed at anything that, in their eyes, was sexist. It was amazing to watch as a mum! In the same way that Moxie's character Vivian takes inspiration from her mum's riot grrrl past, I saw a similar thing happening with my own kids. In the movie, ...

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GET FEATURED IN THE 'ZINE!! Hey Everyone!! As a way of suppo rting musicians, artists, labels, zine writers, bloggers, producers or anyone that has a small business or organisation that would interest my readers through this crazy time, over the next few weeks I’m going to be doing some features on my blog in the hope to give some free promotion. These are some ways you can get in the 'zine 1. Carry out a Remote interview . Please include as much info about yourself and your project! Check out some of the responses so far!! 5 Quick Questions Interviews 2. Send me your Top Tracks !! (Your releases old and new) 3. Submit an Article! Fancy yourself as a writer? Have something cool to talk about concerning the punk scene. Submit your article for review and work with an editor. 4. Become a sponsor for just £1.25/month and get yourself a permanent feature on my site, free access to 'zine...

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