In this episode Isaac talks to Jill Taylor-Roe about two incredible women who have shaped Newcastle's past, Dr Ethel Williams and Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen.

Eden talks to Dr Sam Orange, Lecturer in Clinical Exercise Physiology at Newcastle University about how exercise can lower the risk of developing cancer.

Robyn talks to Dr Susan Bissett, Lecturer of Dentistry and Claire Hills-Wilson from The Lawnmowers Independent Theatre Company about how a new educational film will help new dentists treat patients with learning difficulties.

Eden talks to Dr Hamde Nazar about the Young@Heart clinic, a student-run health clinic open to members of the public in Newcastle City Centre.

Robyn talks to Dr Jane Scott about her research exploring the future of interior design, made with mycelium, a root-like structure of fungus.

Isaac talks to Dr James Guest and Liam Lachs about their research into coral reef reliance and how they are working to protect ocean biodiversity for the future.

Isaac talks to Professor Phil Blythe CBE, Professor of Intelligent Transport Systems at Newcastle University about the future of transport.

Emily talks to Dr Ahmed Kharrufa and Dr Tiago Sousa Garcia at Newcastle University about the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and how AI can be used as a tool in education.

In this special episode to mark Black History Month, Umbereen talks to Karen Sands-O'Connor at Newcastle University about ‘Listen to this story!’, a groundbreaking exhibition about children's books and Black Britain.

James talks to Dr David Baines and Theresa Easton about plans for Refugee Week 2023 and Newcastle as a University of Sanctuary.