The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Penny Burns about her guided walk, “Humans, Health and Happiness.” This walk traced the stories of people and institutions that have collectively and consciously made discoveries and advancements benefiting all humankind. Participants expanded their knowledge of evolution, education, and equality while learning about remarkable scientists, anti-slavery campaigners, and commemorations celebrating peace.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Ben Wilson about the radio drama "Unseen". Presented by the Extant company, "Unseen" is a powerful audio drama that explores the subtle and insidious impact of domestic abuse on the blind and visually impaired community. Through empathy, hope, and candour, the production raises awareness of this vital issue, offering a compelling and thought-provoking listening experience.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Rez Kabir about his play, adapted from the short story "The Black Shalwar". The play tells the story of Sultana, a prostitute who longs for a black shawl to celebrate the religious festival of Muharram. It sheds light on the social and cultural hypocrisy faced by women in 1940s Indian society.

In this adaptation, the central character confronts the writer in jail, challenging his portrayal of her story and questioning his intentions. The play delves into themes of longing, desire, equality, and the mental anguish shaped by societal expectations.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed violinist Darragh Morgan and pianist Mary Dullea about their Sunday Concert programme, which explored the fantastical and the familial.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Sivan Rubinstein about her new solo project "Novo Movement Chakras Workshop". This workshop combined elements from her research on climate and our relationship to nature. The workshop acknowledged the power held by the energy of our own bodies, fostering a sense of grounding and helping participants find their bodies as home.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Michelle Hromin about her upcoming album project, set for release in 2025. The album features works for clarinets, pedals, and electronics. "Present Tense" explores ideas of humanness and the individual relationships we have with our instruments.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Sarah Farley about her walking and writing workshop. Sarah shared how you can use your everyday walks to notice the world around you, spark new ideas, and fuel your creativity. She also explained how she pairs these walks with simple writing prompts to help participants bring their observations to life.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed one of the panelists from the "Philosophy with Compassion" event at the Bloomsbury Festival. The discussion centered around the theme "Human.Kind," exploring the nature of human identity and compassion from a philosophical perspective. The event featured a series of short presentations examining these topics, which are central to the philosophical inquiry into human nature.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed the members of 26 Wordstock about their recent festival. 26 Wordstock hosted the festival for anyone, from any field, who loves words and writing. Part inspiration, part celebration, the event was a day dedicated to broadening horizons and bringing together like-minded language lovers. It featured sessions on neurodiversity and difference, the world around us, and the connections that keep us whole.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Jim Osman about his solo cyberpunk live radio theatre show, "The Encrypted Forest".

An evening of folktales for the digital age, "The Encrypted Forest" draws inspiration from post-internet art, weird fiction, cosmic horror, and traditional folktales. Combining storytelling, audio drama, and sound art, the show blends radiophonics with lo-fi hop sampling techniques to create a unique and immersive experience.