Red Kite

Red Kite returns after a summer break! Young people discuss their influential people, why nature matters to them and what they did over the summer. They play banging music, and interview Fran from Brave Words Youth Theatre and review Imaginary at the Leeds Grand.

Inspired by a trip to the Media and Science Museum in Bradford and the famous “Golden Record” put aboard the Voyager spacecraft, East Leeds FM teenager radio makers have created unique radio broadcast full of music, poetry, interviews, surprise interruptions, science, and so much more…

Youth broadcasters and artists aged 11-18 from Chapel FM's "Sound it Out" summer programme explore the history of coal in Yorkshire... stories, activism, music, interviews and so much more.

What does coal have to do with the fate of the world? More than you'd imagine!! Chapel FM's Sound it Out summer project visited the National Coal Mining Museum in Yorkshire to explore why coal mining has always been about more than just digging up rocks from under ground. Stay tuned for drama, music, poetry, talking coal, soundscapes, interviews, debates made by 11-18 year-olds.

Chapel FM's summer 2022 Healthy Holidays youth broadcast and arts group explored the history of Roundhay Park in Leeds and transformed ideas using sound design, creative writing, music, theatre, and so much more...

Musician Olivia Coady stops by and plays us one of her songs.

We talk about the Leeds 2023 Youth Summit with Nya and Laura, and how much we love Mitski

When a Battle of the Bands goes horribly wrong, a band member is killed!

How can rivals bands be trusted to tell the truth?

Created by Next Generation Seniors at Chapel FM Arts Centre

For young people by young people living in East Leeds! We chat with Lindsay from Leeds Comic Con, plus poetry, audio pieces, a radio play, discussion on LGBTQ rights and top tunes!

Travel stories, Poetry Corner, Films vs Books, feminism and environmentalism. All by young people living in East Leeds

Young people seeing the world from a bird's eye view. We're joined by the Leader of the Breakthrough Party, plus we talk about children's rights, forming bands and all the usual banging music.

Young people look at the word from a bird's eye view. Featuring a report from our visit to CATCH in Harehills, an amazing youth centre and what we can learn at our arts space.

We have an interview with Leeds Grand Youth Theatre and the Stirring Up The Past podcast. Plus Owen Spafford talks about Irish music in Leeds and Irish History Month.

Plus feminist manifestos for the future!