This week on SideTrack, join us as we dive into the vibrant world of side hustles with our special guests. From the passions that fuel these endeavours to the practicalities of balancing them alongside full-time commitments, we're exploring it all. Expect a mix of introductions to our guests' diverse side projects, insightful discussions on achieving success in these ventures, and the personal benefits they've reaped. Promises to be as flexible and diverse as the topics we cover, so gear up for a session filled with spontaneous detours and enlightening conversations. Whether you're a side hustle veteran or just curious about starting your own, this episode is packed with inspiration and advice to fuel your journey.

Hello, and welcome back to Sidetrack, the go-to podcast for all things student life. I'm Lewis and along with me is my co-host, Yella. Today we've got a fantastic episode lined up for you, We're diving into a topic that's on the minds of students everywhere: the pros and cons of living independently versus staying cosy at home.

To help us navigate these living situations, we're thrilled to introduce two special guests. We have Alex and Immie, who've been living off and on-campus for two years and have some killer advice on managing bills and roommates.

We hope this discussion helps you weigh your options and make the best choice for your student journey. Remember, there's no one-size-fits-all answer, but there's always a way to make it work.

Until next time, keep thriving, stay awesome, and we'll see you on the next episode of Sidetrack!

We've set the stage for romance with a twist. Our two guests unknowingly matched based on interests and personalities, meet for the first time on an audio-only blind date.

Listen as they navigate the nuances of getting to know each other without the visual cues we often rely on. Will sparks fly when the only connection is through conversation, or will it be a miss? Tune in to find out if love truly is blind.

In this captivating episode, join the sidetrack with guests Finlay and Murray as we delve deep into the multifaceted world of video games.

From the ethical dilemmas posed by in-game violence and moral choices to the immersive role of music that enhances gaming experiences, we explore the intricate layers that makeup video game narratives. We'll compare storytelling techniques in video games with those in traditional media, highlighting recent adaptations like The Last of Us, Arcane, and classic icons Mario and Sonic. Discover how video games shape culture and society, influence politics, and even serve as educational tools. We'll also tackle the psychological aspects of gaming, including addiction, and conclude with a look at the evolution of video game graphics and its impact on technology. Get ready for a journey through the pixels that define our digital lives.

2024 is here! and this is our roadmap for the year ahead. Stay tuned :)

Hello and welcome to Sidetrack, the podcast that brings fresh perspectives on life's essential topics. Today, we're joined by special guests, Will and Hampus (Hampy), who are with us, diving deep into the topic of a Healthy Mindset"

In today's episode, we'll dive into the theme 'mental health,' exploring how our mental state shapes our health and happiness.

Today, we will be discussing international relations in the Middle East, Europe and Africa. So, whether you're a student of international relations, a policy enthusiast, or just someone curious about the world around you, this episode is sure to provide you with a wealth of information and perspectives. Along with us today are our special guests Rodrigue and Charles your guides on this journey through the complex and often turbulent world of international relations.

• Liberty: what is it and how does it apply to our lives? Political choice, information censorship, self expression…
• What would a utopian, full liberty state be like? How achievable is this is in practice? What would be the drawbacks? Is too much freedom bad?
• In application to art, how does freedom impact art creation? What were some trends in art creation under boundaries and rules ie patronage and religion? How does this comment on a public image of the state?

Welcome, Peeps, to another exciting episode of "SideTrack"! I'm your host, Lewis, and I'm joined by my co-host, Yella. We want to extend our heartfelt thanks to our fantastic guests, Losel and Ilene, Thank you very much! And to our wonderful listeners, we hope you found this episode entertaining and filled with laughter. As always, if you enjoyed today's episode, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave us a review. Your feedback is incredibly valuable to us, and it helps us bring you more content that matters. Until next time byeeee!

Welcome everyone! to another exciting episode of Sidetrack! Today we are diving deep into the dynamic world of global politics and economicsThe 21st century is shaping up to be a dynamic era of challenges on both the Micro and Macro scale of societies and embracing these changes and understanding these shifts are crucial to all of usThat's right, which means that today we ask the question of whether we are currently living through and witnessing the first changing world order of the 21st ​‌centuryWe hope to provide our viewers with different and equally valuable prospectives for today's discussion, which means we have two new special guests with us! Jacob and Thomas