Actor Tess Seddon talks about her new show about running for MP and Lauren Karstadt from Woodcraft Folk introduces the new "Rights for Children" project. 

Come join the next gen crew as they chat with the new Chapel FM Broadcast Worker Henry Raby and share stories about their spring half-term adventures.

We have a conversation with audio producer Holly Early about her audio documentary "A Covid Chronicle" and are joined by several young playwrights from Cast in Doncaster: Allegra, Ruby and Verity.

The Red Kite youth explore the theme of vision as part of the 2021 Writing on Air Festival and feature a chat with new Chapel FM Cafe Manager Vik Perrett about her vision for sharing food post-pandemic.

We're joined by Paul Chatterton and Sue Hoey from the University of Leeds and Our Future Leeds to talk about the new Climate Emergency Community Action Programme.

We interview magician and master of illusions Tom Cassani, talk about the upcoming UK census, preview our International Women's Day radio broadcasts and more. 

We explore a museum exhibit about sounds of Leeds, preview the Leeds Literature Festival, do a surreal interview with the Chapel FM Arts Centre (yes, the building itself!) and more.

This week we're joined by dancer Mlindi Kulashe talking about missing the stage during lockdown, radio maker Verity Watts, a commentary on Capt. Sir Tom Moore and more. 

We share reflections on the recent American Presidential Inauguration, talk about public art in East Leeds with Claire Irving and investigate some marvellous audio arts. 

We end this year like no other with messages for the year 2070, stories about other people's moms, a look back at the Chapel FM Musicathon, Poems in a Box, a visit to Grimsdyke School and some hopes for the new year.