Lola and Rebecca sit down with Palestinian director, Juman Quentis, to discuss the release of her new documentary film, 'The Loud Silence'.

The film looks at the power of silent protest through themes of grief, faith and resistance.

Shauna and Katie chat about the growing awareness and visibility of Irish culture globally in film, television and music.

They discuss the rise of Kneecap, Fontaines DC and CMAT along with the new release of House of Guinness.

Jess and Beth spoke with Leah Deacon, a student at the University of Nottingham who is completing her third degree and no longer eligible for a tuition fee loan.

She shares her tips on finding new ways to fund university tuition fees in the wake of the government's plans to increase them.

Fahidat, Rufus and Amelia discuss whether wearing the poppy and the traditions surrounding Remembrance Day is still relevant or whether other connotations are now prevailing.

Fahidat rounds-up what has been going on in Leeds for Breast Cancer Awareness, outlines the origins of Black History Month and reports on her visit to a society culture day event.

Ruby and Curt headed over to the Bills and Beats event in Leeds that provided a space for hands-on learning for how to build financial stability whilst navigating the creative industry.

Amelia and Lola chat about returning to university for the autumn term and discuss their non-negotiables regarding how to stay mentally and physically healthy as a student.

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Axel, Anna and Dylan discuss the latest updates surrounding Dejphon Chansiri's destructive style of leadership at Sheffield Wednesday.

HMRC have handed the club a winding-up petition, what does this mean for the fans and the future of one of the EFL's most legendary football clubs?

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In this episode, Ria chats to Josh Haberfield, company director of Say It Again, Sorry? about their hit play ....Earnest? which is coming to the Leeds Grand Theatre on the 16th April. Josh tells us all about how the show came to be, the strange experience of bringing audience members up onto stage and the importance of theatre.

Imogen and Sanjeevni are joined by Ruby Hornsby, a University of Leeds PhD student specialising in relationships between humans and robots. In this episode, they look particularly at dating and friendships with AI systems and whether robots and humans can be friends.