
AI - The next virtual angst
Carys Reid asks people in their 20s whether AI is causing more problems than it solves. Her questions are insightful and the answers very enlightening. A must-listen for anyone who wants to know what young people really

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Carys Reid asks people in their 20s whether AI is causing more problems than it solves. Her questions are insightful and the answers very enlightening. A must-listen for anyone who wants to know what young people really

A series of personal interviews recorded by teenagers in Dorset The students from a variety of local schools were attending Bankfest, a festival of words in Weymouth on the south coast of England Music from the Free Musi

Students from Dorset schools attended Bankfest, a festival of words featuring speakers who use words in their careers. A sports journalist, speech writer, song writer, surgeon, novelist and more. In the Podium workshops

In this episode, we dive into how experiences as a student can shape the way one later teaches. Ifrah Faheem, a Master’s student at the University of Sussex with a background in working alongside people with Down syndrom

Interested in sports journalism? Emile Nuh, Freelance Sports Journalist was a huge inspiration to teenagers at Bankfest 2025 in Weymouth, Dorset He spoke to Podium producer Camilla Byk after the event about his career ‘W

What music do you hate (but have never admitted to hating?) Maya Arkane asks the difficult questions about why people can't stand certain genres and artists and we get to hear the answers, along with some great impressio

Ifrah Faheem discovers the fables behind the unique craft of October, an initiative started by Pragya Aggarwal during her master's at UCL. 'Textiles are more than fabric, they can carry memory, culture, and connections a

The Arts Exodus episode 2 seeks to dispel myths and highlight the harms to democratic processes that arts cuts cause, through discussion with advocates and professors. “UK universities are under threat; they have been fa

“UK universities are under threat; they have been facing serious systemic problems. Many university courses are being shut down, merged or downsized to almost nothing.” The Arts Exodus is divided between two 15-minute ep

Nadia Koch interviews Aurora Sillars about her experience competing in the Ocean Globe Race as the youngest female British competitor. Not only was Aurora the only Gen Z on board, but the race prohibited the use of any m

Amy Hands is a student at Global Academy who pitched this idea to My Podium. She is fascinated by the current breakdancing scene and chats to Barnaby Wooldridge and Joseph Mann about their firsthand experiences of the co

Interviews with three US graduates, Anat Gilligan Steinberg, Ely Talbot, and Emily Peña on the challenges of getting hired in America today. Rachel White is a teacher and journalist currently based in Valencia, Spain. Sh

In the final episode of Francesca Maria Lorenzini's series focusing on Italian journalism, she speaks to Carlo Giuliano, 25 and Alessia Passarelli 24 about the art of cinema criticism. 'Cinema is not just cinema, it’s a

In this mini series focusing on Italian journalism, Francesca Maria Lorenzini speaks to: Andrea Carcuro 24 Delia Cascino 23 Federica Capitani 23 ' not being properly taken into consideration is personally frustrating.' '

'The world is my option' Francesca Maria Lorenzini is the host of this episode covering Italian journalists and their options. Beyond Borders With thanks to the following guests for their interviews: Alessia Balducci, 22

Francesca Maria Lorenzini is a multimedia reporter based in Amman, specializing in human rights, identity, and social justice, with work spanning the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East. She graduated from Columbia Journal

A Glasgow hospital, a granny, two adult granddaughters and a dog. Doug the dog is one of the highlights of this energetic and very Scottish drama. This audio drama is the result of 5 years working with young writers acro

The romance of meeting by the sewage works near the Oxford ringroad is waning during lockdown walks. What will they find to talk about over their picnic this time? This audio drama is the result of 5 years working with y

A young couple working on a dairy farm in Derbyshire start to imagine what might be going on in the outside world during lockdown. Complete with a cast of cows and imaginary drama involving long-lost friends. This audio

An elderly lady meets a young stranger. Loneliness and connection across generations is an unexpected outcome of this short drama recorded on location in Folkestone, Kent. This audio drama is the result of 5 years workin
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