Single this Valentine's Day? Why not escape into the love lives of sickeningly happy spin-off characters, with Torchwood's Captain Jack Harkness (2006), SJA's The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith (2009), and Class's Nightvisiting (2016).

Is change brewing in Russia? Whether it be declining living standards or an uncertain economy, plenty has been made of Alexei Navalny's activism and worldwide social media presence in publicly criticising Moscow.  But does this equal political change? To find out more, Joshua Guillen spoke to Dr. James Rodgers, an established author, and former BBC Correspondent with postings in Moscow.

Joined by the lovely Natasha Ketel from Durham Uni Film & Television society, this week Lauren and Chloe expand on discussions surrounding the controversial Golden Globes nominations, embarking on a wider journey to understand the position of women in the film industry. With discussion ranging from Bridget Jones to Thelma and Louise, between them the girls attempt to uncover the problematic portrayals of women, whilst promising hope for the future in the form of our eponymous 'Female Gaze'!

To find Natasha's short film and the DUFT blog visit her Instagram @natashaketel or @du.filmtelevision

Archie, Gabe & Matthieu are back with a long-awaited Pub Talk - Dunny, like his beloved Celtic, not present for the time being. All your European football and hot takes at the press of a button.

On this episode of the Beyond the Tryline podcast, Rob and Juan give an introduction to the game of Rugby League and explore the similarities and differences of Union and League.

Molly Stazicker speaks to Connie Sobczak, Co-Founder and Executive Director of The Body Positive and author of the book ’Embody Learning to Love Your Unique Body (and quiet that critical voice!)'. Connie talks about her book and the work she does with The Body Positive, the impact of body-positive communities, as well as discussing the impact of Covid-19 on our relationships with our bodies and food.

In this “Valentine's special” we steered well clear of romantic love - welcome to half an hour of us bigging up friendship, each other, and midnight walks in the rain.

The Weekly Raine is a podcast series exploring all the usual popular topics, issues and discussions that are always being talked about; but this time they’re being discussed under the new world order as we all face life during a pandemic. I’m Kaylin Raine and I will be talking to different people every week, comparing experiences and stories to make some exciting, interesting and hopefully funny podcasts.

This first week all the way from Germany, I’m speaking to fellow Collingwood student Anna Donkin talking all things ‘study abroad’ from COVID to BREXIT and all things in-between.

In their inaugural show, Will and Ben delve into a discussion about the biggest news stories of the week. They also look at how one lady has turned taking out the bins into a major event, the fate of the boy that was filmed abusing Chris Whitty, and they answer the question on everyone's lips; can pigs plan video games?

Gabriel Radus speaks to PG Academic Officer Sarah McAllister about doing a masters at Durham, the application process, and how it differs to undergraduate life. Sarah bears all after having done a masters last year and being a SU rep for postgrads this current academic year!