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The voice of the under 25s
Episódios
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Gender equality: The reality
04/02/2016 Duração: 02minCarris Rose set out to find out if gender inequality really is an issue in everyday life? Journalist: Carris Rose See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Young and living on the streets
04/02/2016 Duração: 04minYoung people talk about what life is like on the streets and why people judge them. “There are a lot of people that look at you like you’re scum.” Journalists: Ashley Partridge, Bryony Allen, Dannielle Manning and Fabiana Cacace See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Coming out
04/02/2016 Duração: 06minTelling your friends and family that you’re gay is always going to be a big deal. Sam and James tell their stories of coming out, what reactions they had and what advice they would give. “I used to try and convince myself that I liked girls.” Presenter: Hannah Kilcoyne See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Wolf-whistling: compliment or crime?
04/02/2016 Duração: 06minWe asked you, all over the UK, whether you think wolf-whistling a form of sexual harassment or whether we all need to lighten up and be flattered by it. “It’s the tip of an iceberg about why men think they can talk to women like that.” Journalists: Danielle Manning, Cherry Bhimagunta, Kabir Hussain, Sonia Sarha and Hannah Morris See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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The right to kill ourselves
04/02/2016 Duração: 04minIs assisted suicide is a human right or do you think it’s murder and should remain illegal in the UK? “Every human being has a body and they ought to choose what they do with it.” Journalists: Kabir Hussain, Nandini Uppluri, Annaleigh Benn, Sonia Sarha, Elaine Russell See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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I'm a Syrian refugee
04/02/2016 Duração: 10minStephen Matthews interviewed a 17 year old refugee from Syria about what it’s like living in the UK “The roads from our house to the borders were slowly getting worse and worse” Journalist: Stephan Matthews See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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The appeal of smoking
04/02/2016 Duração: 04minSmokers talk about the appeal of the cigarette, whether anyone is to blame for our habit and when should we start worrying? “Nothing really worries me about it. I think in moderation it’s ok.” Journalists: Beth Young, Elaine Russell, Amy Au, Sonia Sarha Presented by Danielle Manning See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Where do you get your music?
04/02/2016 Duração: 06minShould we feel guilty about illegal music downloading? We asked for your download confessions, whether it should or can be stopped and talk about the Taylor Swift and Apple conspiracy… Presenter: Franki Wells Journalists: Jamie Sommerville, Hardeep Kaur, Lewis Downes, Sonia Sarha, Adrian Anderson, Savan Gandecha, Cheeka Eyers and Michaela Grant See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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The ginger revolution!
04/02/2016 Duração: 08minSarah Gough is leading a movement to change the lives of gingers all over the world. Along with her comrades Alex, George, Rosie and Prince Harry (allegedly) these people are casting a light on what it’s like to be ginger in today’s society and how they’re going to change things forever. “Haters gonna hate. Gingers gonna mutate.” Presenter: Sarah Gough Journalist: Beth Young Producer: Cheeka Eyers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Refugees welcome
04/02/2016 Duração: 09minOliver Morris reports from the refugee crisis march in Parliament Square. “They finally opened their eyes again and saw it wasn’t just bodies travelling but it was people dying.” Journalists: Oliver Morris, Fabiana Cacace See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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The refugee crisis from the inside
04/02/2016 Duração: 08minYoung people in Germany say how they feel about their government’s response to the migrant crisis and the reception of the rest of the EU. “People are scared, when it gets dark you can’t actually go out any longer.” Journalist: Selen Bozkurt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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My disrupted upbringing
04/02/2016 Duração: 16minMost of us grow up in the same country and may live in the same setting but still can feel like we’re ‘other.’ Not feeling like we belong is very common among teenagers, but a seventeen year old girl from Congo shares her story. Her personal account expresses just how unsettling it can be to grow up apart from your family, in different places. “I wish one day I could come home from college to my family.” Journalist: Nandini Uppluri See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Not Fair. Not Safe: Doctors on strike
04/02/2016 Duração: 18minIs the future of the NHS really at risk? We asked students and doctors in their first years of training why they’re fearing for both their careers and the future of the health service in Britain. “It’s glammed up a lot. You’re made to feel like a piece of dirt on the floor.” Presenter: Izzie Clarke Journalists: Kate Bullivant, Cheeka Eyers, Hardeep Kaur, Sarah Gough See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Life as a migrant in the UK
04/02/2016 Duração: 07minThis is what people from all over the world, living inside the UK say about their experience. Do they feel at home here? “I’ve never had a place I can call home and whenever I’ve got close, I’m moved.” "I feel lost" Producer: Aidan Judd Journalists: Nandini Uppluri, Sonia Sarha, Fabiana Cacace, Savan Gandecha See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Relationships and Friend zone...
04/02/2016 Duração: 05minOh the friendzone. You hang out all the time, you talk to them for hours on the phone and then they crush your dreams by saying what a good ‘friend’ you are. What can you do to avoid being put in this relationship purgatory? George went out to find out people’s experiences and what we can do to avoid it… Journalist: George Ofori-Addo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Paris: the aftermath
04/02/2016 Duração: 15minShould we be scared? Should we blame anyone? If politicians had the same outlook as these 10 young people from different races, religions and backgrounds, then terrorism could be a thing of the past. Journalists: Adrian Anderson, Joty Chopra, Hannah Morris, Emilee Senchyna and Jake Loader Producer: Cheeka Eyers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Unique Runway Fashion Show
04/02/2016 Duração: 06minHear what happens when people follow their passion. This singer, designer, and events planner were all part of Unique Runway. Look out for this talented group this could be just the beginning of great careers. Presenter: Chloe English Producer: Aidan Judd See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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How to look at boobs
04/02/2016 Duração: 16minWhy don’t we love our boobs? We talk about how society has made us feel about them and why they make so many of us feel so self-conscious. “I didn’t ask ‘do you like my top?’ or ‘do my tits look big in this?’ You’ve just let me know, so thanks.” Journalists: Hannah Morris, Hardeep Kaur Producer: Cheeka Eyers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Talking YouTube with Tomska
04/02/2016 Duração: 09minOur journalist Savan spoke to his YouTube hero TomSka about how he (potentially) got someone sacked on The One Show, what advice he’s give to people posting videos and the future of YouTube. Journalist: Savan Gandecha See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.