This week Megan Kath and Anna talk about Halloween costumes (and why we should dress up as revealing as we want!); why people do or don't wear bras; and the perception that Women only dress up for Men.

Join Cora and Etel as they discuss Adam Silvera's 'They Both Die at the End,' or at least try to without getting sidetracked!! CW - profanity, spoilers and death, are all mentioned.

The Women's Hour podcast team discuss young relationships, and how having crushes shapes identity

This week you hear all about horror of losing my phone, my salty bruschetta and most importantly an open discussion about things we would tell our younger selves not to worry about.

Daytime Editor Sophie Fowler interviews Kate and Alice from Sister Supporter Leeds; a pro-choice charity which holds counter-presences in response to protestors outside clinics in Leeds.

Borrowing ideas from the famous ethical theory of utilitarianism, in this episode we delve into pleasure-seeking behaviours at university.

Young opening batter Josh de Caires joins us as our second guest of the podcast. Josh, a third year economics student at Leeds, talks us through striking the balance between professional sport and academic studies, his goals over the next twelve months and dealing with the pressure of coming from strong cricketing pedigree. Josh is the son of cricketing icon Michael Atherton and we think he’s got an incredibly bright future in cricket.

In the first episode of our new Women's Hour podcast Kath, Jess and Megan introduce themselves and chat all things friends, freud and boys.

In part two, Alex’s relationship with Letterboxd is not doing great, and Annabel has been having high high hopes (but only for a minute). The two also sit down and talk to Three Day Millionaire’s director, Jack Spring, for a pre-interview prior to the film’s screening.

Aw the first episode!!! In part one, Annabel and Alex discuss whether they would survive the Purge and the Hunger Games - with a special shoutout to Annabel’s kitchen utensils. The two talk about their worst cinema experience, plus their Leeds International Film Festival highlights.