What the Friday Youth Podcast

The What the Friday Youth Podcast s a youth-focused series that aims to provide insight into various important topics affecting young people. The show releases new episodes every Friday and can be listened to on platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify. It’s especially notable for its relaxed tone and its mission to make essential information more approachable for teens and young adults.

What the Friday Youth Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Youth Social, with 55 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 81. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Youth Social hosts What the Friday Youth Podcast, a education show with 55 episodes published.

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  Episode #50

  Episode 54: The 'Finding the arts and culture activity for you' episode

  May 6, 202625 minS0

  <p>In this episode of Youth Social, host Romilly speaks with producer and animator Kath Shackleton about how young people can find and create arts and culture opportunities in their local area.</p> <p>Drawing on her experiences growing up in Bradford in the 1980s and building spaces like the One-in-12 Club, Cath talks about turning anger and hopelessness into action, using activism and DIY music events to build community and confidence.</p> <p>They explore how to spot hidden creative opportunities in places that look “dead,” how to use social media without being overwhelmed, and where young people can find...

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  Episode #49

  Episode 53: The 'Sharing your art for the first time' episode

  May 6, 202625 minS0

  <p>Sharing your art for the first time can feel terrifying, especially when you are worried about being judged, not feeling talented enough, or not fitting the image of a typical creative. In this episode, Isabelle talks to Jess Woodhead, Youth and Social Arts Lead at Chol Theatre https://wearechol.co.uk, about how young people can move through fear, self doubt and comparison to share their work with confidence.</p> <p>Jess reflects on her non traditional route into the arts, the pressures of class and privilege, and why failure, uncertainty and being a beginner are all vital parts o...

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  Episode #48

  Episode 52: The 'Is arts and culture for people like me?' episode

  May 6, 202619 minS0

  <p>Is arts and culture really for people like me? In this episode, Iarlaithe talks with vocal artist and local entrepreneur Sarala Soul about diversity in the arts, who gets represented, and how young people from underrepresented backgrounds can find their place in creative spaces.</p> <p>Sarala shares her journey from a nervous 15 year old on a school stage to headlining a sold out show for International Women’s Day in Huddersfield. Together they explore:</p> Why diversity in arts and culture is improving, but still has a long way to go How finances, confidence and lack of insider kn...

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  Episode #47

  Episode 51: The 'How do you make time for arts and culture' episode

  May 6, 202621 minS0

  <p>How do you keep your creativity alive when you are juggling college, work or caring responsibilities? In this episode, host Isabella speaks with Hardeep Singh Sahota - artist, educator, dancer, choreographer and Creative Director of the South Asian Arts cultural hub - about realistic ways to make space for arts and culture in a busy life.</p> <p>Hardeep shares how he balanced college, marriage and running a takeaway while still making time for ceramics, graphics, photography and dance. He explains what a "creative practice" is, why short bursts of creativity matter, and how liminal moments like washing dishes...

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  Episode #59

  Episode 50: Starting Work - Communications skills they don't teach you

  May 6, 202612 minS0

  <p>In this episode, Aleeza talks with Alicia from Invictus Wellbeing about the communication skills that young people are rarely taught at school or college, but desperately need when they start work.</p> <p>Together, they explore:</p> Why asking for help at work is a strength, not a failure How to judge when to figure things out yourself and when to seek support Practical ways to set healthy boundaries with managers and colleagues Spotting the quiet signs that someone is struggling but not speaking up The difference between being assertive and being “difficult” How to give feedback to managers with...

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