Jane Robinson and Ariel C. Armony talk to James about the links between Newcastle University and the University of Pittsburgh and the importance of global partnerships.

Dr Rob Collins and Mike Collins talk to Izzy about the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hadrian’s Wall and the ‘Hadrian’s Wall 1900’ festival.

Clare Fearon talks to Izzy about her passion for encouraging and inspiring young people to study Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.

Professor Liz Todd and Luke Bramhall share their findings about young people’s experiences of education and employment during the pandemic and what this means for their future opportunities.

Professor Rhona Smith talks to Izzy about the significance of Human Rights Day, the role of special rapporteur and human rights issues in Cambodia and beyond.

Dr Gareth Longstaff talks to Izzy about the significance of queer culture outside of London, gender identity in education and his plans for an LGBTQ+ Archive of the North East.

Professor Sara Walker and Dr Greg Mutch talk to Izzy about climate change, fuel poverty and the future of energy.

Dr Skyler Hawkins talks to Izzy about ethnic minority representation in politics and academia, decolonising the curriculum and how we can all become better allies in the fight for racial equality.

Professor Tom Scharf talks to Izzy about the widespread misrepresentation of older people in the media, why we need a more aspirational view of ageing and later life and the importance of solidarity between different generations.

Dr Tina Sikka talks to Izzy about some of the myths, misconceptions and rumours that have arisen during the pandemic.