Who is Mr Bewlay? And why did he write a song about sharks? What is behind the androgynous persona? In the following interview the artist answers all these questions, and more. 

"I know the idea of working for the companies you loved as a child seems unattainable, but it’s not. "

Who said Christian Music has to be boring? Reggie Dartey and Bridge Music take the ‘mundane’ Christian sound and reform it to make their faith accessible to all.

“Young people are unable to find safe spaces to talk about their mental health. I think this is the biggest concern. They are afraid of being judged, worried about being perceived as weak.”

14-year-old Kiswa Akhtar speaks to the power of open dialogue around racism, the process of creating a magazine, and her aspirations for the future. 

12-year-old Affiyah Fayyaz tells us about the process of creating a magazine, their hopes for the future, and shares a simple message that we are all "amazing, unique, and beautiful, and there is nothing wrong with that".

12-year-old Testimony Olumoroti tells us about the process of creating a magazine, and some of the challenges they faced. 

An insight into winning the Diana Award, presented to young people who have demonstrated exceptional ability to inspire and mobilise new generations.

"Women often stay small because... taking up space can be horrifically scary and it’s not just a one-time decision. We have to make that decision every time we step into a business meeting, an appointment, a restaurant, our bedrooms."

Voice speaks to JJordan, a drummer turned artist who is taking leaps within the music industry, using social media as his playground.

“The app’s vision is to break echo chambers, making sure users always listen to both sides of polarising questions.”

We speak to Lise Bell, former Exec Director at the Gate Theatre in Notting Hill, and visual artist Than Hussein Clark about the new spaces and wraparound support they are making available to artists as we look towards a post-recovery creative sector.