We spoke to Aly Stoneman, climate change poet and doctoral researcher, about her journey into the creative industry and her unique exploration of coastal erosion.

14-year-old Tegan shares her experience with bullying, and how she overcame it with the help of her parents. 

We spoke to Jule Konrad, from Echelon Talent Agency about what she does day to day as a music booking agent, and how she ended up with the job. 

Voice speaks to Frances Duncan, CEO of Brighton’s Clock Tower Sanctuary (CTS) about homelessness in the city, and what they do to help those in need, specifically younger people who have become insecurely housed or live on the streets.

We speak to the head of programmes and network of The Foyer Federation, a network of learning and accommodation centres for young people who can't live at home. 

"Seeing it happen, come together and creating a story out of nothing with the limited resources, it’s like performing magic..."

Join us for another episode of With Whom on Zoom in which we are joined by artist Raquel Meseguer Zafe, discussing her Coventry exhibition, A Crash Course in Cloudspotting

Off the back of their viral video for Enough is Enough, we spoke to their artistic director, Oli Furness from Oi Musica, about the new Let it Grow campaign that the video spawned, and how it aims to raise climate awareness prior to COP26.

Hairvolution: Her Hair, Her Story, Our History has recently launched and is a compendium on Black female experiences with their hair, both personally and in society.

"Make stuff. Then show that stuff to people. Then make more stuff. It doesn’t matter what that stuff is: art, music, literature, games, just keep making it. It might be bad, but so what?"

Deelight is one of three artists supported by this year’s Creative Talent Programme.

Ankhrah is one of three artists supported by this year’s Creative Talent Programme.