Originally working in gastronomy, Imanja has uscessfully pivoted to working in the music industry, wearing many hats and loving every minute of it. 

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..."

Working within music can be hard, as the work often comes with a lack of stability. In this interview, Metal music producer Wynter Prior from Sphynx studios explains how he managed to build a career for himself in an incredibly competitive industry.

Dan Hewitt, frontman of the aspiring indie-rock band, The Rivers, answered some of my questions about the band dynamics, their upcoming releases, and about music’s effect on people’s lives.  

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?"

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

Skateboarding is more popular than ever lately, partly down to its inclusion in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. We spoke to Liam Teague, a skater of 20 years and manager of BYC Skatepark, about skateboarding's culture and evolution, since he started out.

We speak to the award-winning playwright and New Creative participant about his audio drama Love Beyond the Zoo, which boldly asks 'What is love?'

“Do your work with excellence, and be kind. There is a plan at hand that is greater than you know”.

Mary McGowan discusses her work as an editor for publishing departments within tech and law companies.