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  • #16 Bonus: 'I feel like it helps you know yourself better'

    There's bonus content in the stars this week... We're celebrating the start of the astrological new year with a special episode on all things astrology, horoscopes and star signs. VICE Managing Editor Daisy Jones was raised on astrology by her grandma, so we figured who better to come to the studio and help us unravel the mysteries of the universe. Remember, don't get mad at Scorpios! They can't help it!


    This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell.


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    28 min
  • #15 'Red bottoms, dripping in sauce'
    New trainers get released all the time. This month, there's a new Nike // Supreme collaboration. But trainers these days are mad money. We invited VICE Editor-in-Chief and fellow trainer-head, Jamie Clifton, into the studio to talk about how trainers have become so popular, and so expensive.

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    20 min
  • #14 Bonus: 'And that's just how an entire continent is being treated'

    It's Sport Relief 2020, the sporty sibling of biennial charity fundraiser, Comic Relief. From celebrities to gap year travellers, these events have come under fire before for promoting white saviourism. So what exactly is a white saviour? VICE journalist Dipo Faloyin came into the VENT Weekly studio to talk it out.


    This episode was produced by the VENT Weekly production team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed.


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    21 min
  • #13 'People think they need to be a gangsta to rap'
    When you think about gangsta rap you normally think of artists like N.W.A. and Ice-T. But there are thriving gangsta rap scenes in countries as far apart as Poland, Israel and Australia. This week, we talk to Tayo Yusuff and Chuckie Lothian about their new Noisey series platforming the stories of gangsta rappers around the world.

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    27 min
  • #12 Bonus: 'The word means nothing without action'

    It's International Women's Day! So we're bringing you a bonus episode all about... the internet! From slogan t-shirts and tummy teas, to the #MeToo movement, we ask VICE Writer and Editor Hannah Ewens how the internet has impacted feminism.


    This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed.


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    23 min
  • #11 'Anything in excess... it’s an addiction'
    Last year, a report from Barnado’s found that British shoppers were ready to spend £2.7 billion over summer on outfits that would only get worn once. We talk to Vice UK’s Executive Editor Zing Tsjeng and Staff Writer Lauren O’Neil about VICE's editorial campaign on Fast Fashion and ask, when did clothes become so disposable?

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    27 min
  • #10 'Of course, I'd be happy to call you scum to your face'
    Young adults in the UK are now half as likely to own a home as the generation before them and, in London, rent often makes up over 50% of household earnings. We chat to VICE Staff Writer Simon Childs and author of VICE's 'Rental Opportunity of the Week' column, Joel Golby, to discuss WTF is up with housing in the UK.

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    28 min
  • #9 ‘In all honesty, it’s shorts’
    The first Premier League season to use VAR was 2019/2020. Some people think it’s the best thing that’s ever happened for football, but other people think it’s ruining the game. We invited EMEA Managing Editor Dipo Faloyin and Digital Researcher Samora Tikly into the studio to get to the bottom of it. 

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    28 min
  • #8 Bonus: 'The law don't accommodate for people'

    Happy Valentine's Day! For this bonus episode, we speak to VICE Executive Editor Zing Tsjeng and Jess Sargeant from the Institute for Government about the legalisation of gay marriage in Northern Ireland. Why are the first gay marriages in Northern Ireland only happening this week?


    This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell.


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    30 min
  • #7 'It's simple economics, that's why they're doing it'

    This week we speak to VICE's Global Drugs Editor Max Daly about his reporting of County Lines drug trafficking in the UK. He tells us how the British drugs map has changed since the 1980s, and why the age of drug dealers just keeps dropping.


    This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell.


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    24 min

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