The first episode of a podcast where I tell the stories that have inspired pieces of art, whether they are stories from history or mythology. We start with the tale of an Ancient Athenian love triangle that accidentally paved the way for the establishment of democracy, forever immortalised within the statue of the Tyrannicides.

This episode, my panel of Durham University students discuss this week's 'Hot Topic' - Dominic Cummings. We discuss his recent departure from Downing Street, his legacy under Boris Johnson, and what his future in British politics may look like. I hope you enjoy the episode.

Jack and Ben are back for another episode of The Knockout Podcast. On this episode, they review the action from last weekend including an impressive return to form at lightweight for Rafael dos Anjos against Paul Felder. They also discuss Holloway-Kattar which was booked during the week and finally preview the flyweight double-header and the rest of UFC 255's card coming up this weekend. 

Think our last podcast was chaotic? Think again, as WhoSoc tackles Colin Baker's The Trial of a Time Lord (1986), starting with The Mysterious Planet and Mindwarp.

Today on Westminster Wednesday, I am joined by 3 Durham University Students to discuss the latest events in Westminster. We discuss Boris Johnson's comments on devolution and the governments self-isolation support. I hope you enjoy this week's PMQ's podcast

Rob and Juan introduce the podcast and the hopeful direction of it and explore rugby league and expansion, from fights in Perpignan to Toronto Wolfpacks expulsion and beyond. All this and more on the first episode of the Beyond the Tryline podcast. 

Join three friends debating about the least important questions in life. This week its who would win - a Trillion Lions or the Sun?

With the appropriate theme of wartime, WhoSoc's tense discussions reach their peak while examining Tennant's Human Nature / The Family of Blood (2007) and Whittaker's Demons of the Punjab (2018).

This is our second episode looking at Florence Given’s ‘Women Don’t Owe You Pretty’. Today we look at chapters 3 - 7

We interview Mark Chambers and Madeleine Hurley from Classic Film Society about the films the society has been watching together, their lockdown discoveries, and their personal favourites. Catherine and Libby review the Royal Opera House’s “Flight Pattern”.