Chris Shirley is a former officer in the Royal Marines and adventure enthusiast, who started the Hiatus Foundation in 2018 after becoming frustrated by the lack of support for athletes in Afghanistan. We have been a huge fan of his work for some time now, so we had to get him on the show. Enjoy!
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This Valentine's Day, buy someone in need a meal via The Canvas's Pay It Forward scheme. We've partnered up with The Canvas and social enterprise, Hopeful Traders to bring free meals to people in the most deprived borough of London,...
Jernene Poponne presents her debut article on the practice of FGM, a practice which takes place all over the world, affecting an estimated 200 million girls and women.
Good Things Brewing Co are a closed loop, fully sustainable brewery based in the South East of England. They bore their own water, create their own power and turn their spent brewers grain in to flour which is used all...
Chris Shirley is a former officer in the Royal Marines and adventure enthusiast, who started the Hiatus Foundation in 2018 after becoming frustrated by the lack of support for athletes in Afghanistan. We have been a huge fan of his work for some time now, so we had to get him on the show. Enjoy!
This Valentine's Day, buy someone in need a meal via The Canvas's Pay It Forward scheme. We've partnered up with The Canvas and social enterprise, Hopeful Traders to bring free meals to people in the most deprived borough of London,...
Jernene Poponne presents her debut article on the practice of FGM, a practice which takes place all over the world, affecting an estimated 200 million girls and women.
Good Things Brewing Co are a closed loop, fully sustainable brewery based in the South East of England. They bore their own water, create their own power and turn their spent brewers grain in to flour which is used all...
Thank you too everyone that took part in New Minds 2019. It was very difficult to choose our winners as we had so many great applications! Here are some of the best unsuccessful applicants from 2019.
Thank you too everyone that took part in New Minds 2019. It was very difficult to choose our winners as we had so many great applications! Here are some of the best unsuccessful applicants from 2019.
Chris Shirley is a former officer in the Royal Marines and adventure enthusiast, who started the Hiatus Foundation in 2018 after becoming frustrated by the lack of support for athletes in Afghanistan. We have been a huge fan of his work for some time now, so we had to get him on the show. Enjoy!
Good Things Brewing Co are a closed loop, fully sustainable brewery based in the South East of England. They bore their own water, create their own power and turn their spent brewers grain in to flour which is used all...
Thank you too everyone that took part in New Minds 2019. It was very difficult to choose our winners as we had so many great applications! Here are some of the best unsuccessful applicants from 2019.
Thank you too everyone that took part in New Minds 2019. It was very difficult to choose our winners as we had so many great applications! Here are some of the best unsuccessful applicants from 2019.
Thank you too everyone that took part in New Minds 2019. It was very difficult to choose our winners as we had so many great applications! Here are some of the best unsuccessful applicants from 2019.
Dropout co-founders Tom Mcgrath and Ollie Nicholas are joined by the New Minds 2019 winners to dissect their graduate projects, and to engage in conversations and workshops that address some of the issues that our world faces.
The inside story of the rise and fall of Theranos, the multibillion-dollar biotech startup founded by Stanford dropout, Elizabeth Holmes, as told by John Carreyrou. Not only was Holmes coined; ‘the female Steve Jobs’, she promised a revolutionary development to blood testing methods, which could benefit millions, if not billions of people around the world. It's a shame that all...
Wisdom and laughs with my good friend Jernene! Sometimes you just need to sit down with an old friend and get it all out there. We talk about pursuing our passions, not comparing ourselves to everyone else, and Jernene's time in Sierra Leone. Plus a little bit about my new job in a chocolate factory...
Dropout co-founders Tom Mcgrath and Ollie Nicholas are joined by the New Minds 2019 winners to dissect their graduate projects, and to engage in conversations and workshops that address some of the issues that our world faces.
The inside story of the rise and fall of Theranos, the multibillion-dollar biotech startup founded by Stanford dropout, Elizabeth Holmes, as told by John Carreyrou. Not only was Holmes coined; ‘the female Steve Jobs’, she promised a revolutionary development to...
Wisdom and laughs with my good friend Jernene! Sometimes you just need to sit down with an old friend and get it all out there. We talk about pursuing our passions, not comparing ourselves to everyone else, and Jernene's time...
Growing up there was always an air of mystery surrounding China. Maybe this stemmed from a lack of education regarding the Eastern World, or the fact their food, language and culture was so vastly different from my own. Politically, China appeared as a cultural enigma, with more said about their government than by it. However, today I realise that this...
This week we're joined by Fred Brown and Huw Bell, who make up the South-West London duo; Automan. Listen as we chat about life, and play some tracks that the boys have been working on.
The inside story of the rise and fall of Theranos, the multibillion-dollar biotech startup founded by Stanford dropout, Elizabeth Holmes, as told by John Carreyrou. Not only was Holmes coined; ‘the female Steve Jobs’, she promised a revolutionary development to...
Wisdom and laughs with my good friend Jernene! Sometimes you just need to sit down with an old friend and get it all out there. We talk about pursuing our passions, not comparing ourselves to everyone else, and Jernene's time...
Growing up there was always an air of mystery surrounding China. Maybe this stemmed from a lack of education regarding the Eastern World, or the fact their food, language and culture was so vastly different from my own. Politically, China...
This week we're joined by Fred Brown and Huw Bell, who make up the South-West London duo; Automan. Listen as we chat about life, and play some tracks that the boys have been working on.
I watch quite a lot of mindless stuff on Netflix and YouTube, which definitely isn’t a bad thing, we all need to find our own ways to relax. Amongst the series binging and comedy specials, I sometimes try to get...
This week, I met up with Lucy and Lidia from the feminist organisation FiLia to chat about feminism, art and life in general. Having studied Politics at university, I was familiar with feminist theory, but I wanted to take the...
Kate Strudwick found her dream university course in the way of Innovation Design Engineering at Imperial College and Royal College of Art. The course combined Kate’s interests in creativity and science, and has allowed her to explore and develop a...
Maël Hénaff is a MA Material Futures graduate from Central Saint Martins. His project; “Democratising Technologies” explores technology and social sustainability, and its affect on the people of Jaywick, UK. His project touches upon prominent issues that exist in the...
Jai Toor is a multi-faceted photographer and graphic designer that has recently graduated from Winchester School of Art. Jai’s project; “The Future of Farming” investigates how technology can change the manner in which we grow and produce food, in light...
Kristina Johansen graduates from London College of Communication with an impressive range of projects under her belt, including her final graduate piece; ‘If It’s Not Grown It’s Mined’. Kristina is focused on addressing social issues such as equality and sustainability,...
Anthea Spivey presents her beautiful and impactful project; ‘They Don’t Die, They Disappear’ which is a photographic exploration into the albino community in Senegal. Following her graduation from Leeds Arts University, Anthea is now based in Paris, but is keen...
I watch quite a lot of mindless stuff on Netflix and YouTube, which definitely isn’t a bad thing, we all need to find our own ways to relax. Amongst the series binging and comedy specials, I sometimes try to get...
This week, I met up with Lucy and Lidia from the feminist organisation FiLia to chat about feminism, art and life in general. Having studied Politics at university, I was familiar with feminist theory, but I wanted to take the...
Kate Strudwick found her dream university course in the way of Innovation Design Engineering at Imperial College and Royal College of Art. The course combined Kate’s interests in creativity and science, and has allowed her to explore and develop a...
Maël Hénaff is a MA Material Futures graduate from Central Saint Martins. His project; “Democratising Technologies” explores technology and social sustainability, and its affect on the people of Jaywick, UK. His project touches upon prominent issues that exist in the heart of peripheral communities across the world, and suggests a strategy to how we may democratise technology.
Jai Toor is a multi-faceted photographer and graphic designer that has recently graduated from Winchester School of Art. Jai’s project; “The Future of Farming” investigates how technology can change the manner in which we grow and produce food, in light of growing environmental pressures. Alongside other projects, Jai hopes to continue exploring the futures of farming as he embarks on...
I watch quite a lot of mindless stuff on Netflix and YouTube, which definitely isn’t a bad thing, we all need to find our own ways to relax. Amongst the series binging and comedy specials, I sometimes try to get...
This week, I met up with Lucy and Lidia from the feminist organisation FiLia to chat about feminism, art and life in general. Having studied Politics at university, I was familiar with feminist theory, but I wanted to take the...
Jai Toor is a multi-faceted photographer and graphic designer that has recently graduated from Winchester School of Art. Jai’s project; “The Future of Farming” investigates how technology can change the manner in which we grow and produce food, in light...
Kristina Johansen graduates from London College of Communication with an impressive range of projects under her belt, including her final graduate piece; ‘If It’s Not Grown It’s Mined’. Kristina is focused on addressing social issues such as equality and sustainability,...
Anthea Spivey presents her beautiful and impactful project; ‘They Don’t Die, They Disappear’ which is a photographic exploration into the albino community in Senegal. Following her graduation from Leeds Arts University, Anthea is now based in Paris, but is keen...
In this show, Mobeen Hanid joins us to speak about his recent fundraising campaign that supported Great Ormond Street Hospital. A big congratulations to Mobeen for completing his 44 mile walk, and for raising a lot of money that will...
In final instalment of his three features, Clement Martz covers the story of the refugees that are stuck in Bosnia, isolated to dark factory halls and rundown cafés. Yet another story of wavering hope and misery for the thousands that...
Partnering beautiful and awe inspiring landscapes with some of the highest quality electronic music being produced right now, Cercle pushes the possibilities of live music production and streaming to create a truly tantalising experience for everybody involved.
