Anna James, Gold Arts Award achiever, catches us up on what she's been up to since, including dancing, appearing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and taking a teaching degree! Anna's been busy! 

Helen Bowell talks us through her latest projects, opportunities in arts administration and lots of delightful poetry things!

Rachel is a wildlife media student at the University of Cumbria, and hopes to work at the BBC Natural History Unit in Bristol. She has completed all five levels of Arts Award, and says they were invaluable to her current photography practice.

Freelance filmmaker and digital facilitator Kitty Wallace talks us through her latest projects, heritage films and how to make a living behind the lens.

Author, producer and playwright James Goss talks to Voice about his career, his work on Doctor Who, and his recent win in the London Lovecraft Festival's New Writing contest

Sound engineer, production manager and entrepreneur Darryn de la Soul talks to Voice about how intrigue led to her changing her career and overseeing the training of the next generation of sound engineers.

Back from her Vaults Festival debut last year with 'For A Black Girl', Nicole is back with her brand new spoken word piece 'I stopped... when.' which already has Lynn Gardner's approval! 

We talk to the Co-founder of Black Deer Festival about her job, her career, and the important advice she would give to anyone wanting to follow in her footsteps. 

What are the biggest issues facing disabled musicians today? Becky Morris Knight speaks out against ableism in the arts

John Futrell, Director of Education, and Emma Acheson, Educator Coordinator, from RedLine Contemporary Art, talk arts engagement, politics and positive social change.

The Black Country Living Museum in Dudley is an open-air museum designed to transport visitors back to the industrial era. 

Sarah Pearson navigated a non-traditional route into heritage. Find out more…