The Students' Union's controversial switch to a new finance system for societies and sports clubs, and staff bullying at University of Aberdeen.

Featuring AUSA VP for Activities Tõnis Tilk, and The Herald reporter Josh Pizzuto-Pomaco. Presented by Fred Byrne.

The impact of Western sanctions on the Russian war machine, the dark side of clothing resale app Vinted, and an introduction to our new newspaper section What's On.

Featuring Treasurer & Writer Oliver Ruth, followed by Puzzles Editor & Writer Hannah Jennings, and finally Anna White from Arts & What's On. Presented by Fred Byrne.

Pro-Palestine activism and the University's response, covering the UK General Election, satire stories on exam stress and online dating, reflecting on university & Aberdeen sports along with a look at upcoming fixtures, followed by an insider perspective on running The Gaudie.

Featuring Kirsten Koss from News, followed by Maggie Johnson, Khreshnee Thayabaran and Marlee Silverman from Satire, then Oliver Kennedy from Sports, and finally Editors in Chief Kayleigh Weideman and Clive Davies. Presented by Fred Byrne.

Miles joins the pod- live from Edinburgh! Lots of good craic... graduation dates have finally been announced & Peterhead weather remains an engima.

Join Josh, Andrew, Ewan, and Miles for a special edition of Getting Rowdy with The Gaudie. We rank Christmas films, talk about holiday plans, and engage in lots of banter.

Josh, Andrew, and Miles are joined by Kirsten (better pronounce that right) to discuss the latest on the campaign to save modern languages.

Josh makes a case for Foodstory's Vegan BLT as the best sandwhich on campus

Josh and Andrew are joined by Miles to break down management's proposal to axe langauge programmes at UoA (spoiler: we think its a bad idea).