The Scoop

Featuring Nick Lowinger, founder and CEO of American charity Gotta Have Sole which provides footwear to homeless children across the USA.

Featuring Louise Taylor on eco-anxiety, nature's impact on our mental health and rethinking our relationship with nature.

Featuring singer/songwriter Tiernan Heffron on the challenges of the music industry; how to defeat self-doubt from backlash, ignoring the ‘numbers’ and stop self-comparisons. Also, the impact Covid has had on the music industry and himself but how this has led him to cope with extreme pressure and to try a different career, centred around helping others.

Featuring Marissa Callaghan chatting about the NI ladies making history by reaching the playoffs and how they are preparing for their upcoming games against Ukraine. We also chat about some inspiring women in the sports world as well as the usual weekend football talk.

Featuring fashion content creator Michaela McConville on body positivity & spring summer trends, pop band Lavengro on their latest release Get Out & some Derry pick up lines and Emma Walton & Niamh Bell with top Film & TV picks for International Women’s Day.

Featuring Scoop regulars to look back on a year of lockdown and all the funny, positive and crazy stories you might have missed

Head of The Scoop, Thomas Copeland, hosts an Interview and Q&A event with Chairman of the 1922 Committee Sir Graham Brady organised by the QUB Literific Society.

Featuring news on how the School of Natural and Built Environment have declared a climate emergency and how teaching within the school reflects this.

Featuring discussion on Premier League, the Six Nations, England’s 6-0 win over NI and the Irish Cup fiasco

Featuring New Rules on new release ‘My Guitar’ and staying engaged with fans online, Hannah Farrell (hfazz on TikTok) on predicting Kendall Jenners' tequila release and weekly updates in TV/film with Emma Walton & Niamh bell from Marvel to Line of Duty