the itch, Season 3, episode 3: Jessie Nixon
Jessie Nixon lets us into her world of hangovers, contraceptive implants and being self-admittedly gross
Bristol
Why are young people drawn to circus in 2019?
James takes a trip to Circomedia to find out why young people still want to perform circus skills - but...
the itch, Season 3, episode 2: Burt Williamson
Get your fix of the absurd and excellent with our second dose of stand-up comedy, delivered by Burt Williamson
What do Bristol's young people think about calling climate emergency?
During a week of climate change protests across the country Rife caught up with some of the young people involved...
Dancer Deepraj Singh on Bristol, breaking down barriers and being better
We catch up with Deeps to hear about his visceral new show that's coming to The Station this week
I am Judah: an intimate portrait of respected grandfather who was tasered in the face
Filmmakers of upcoming film ‘I Am Judah’ discuss their community-centered film and why it is crucial to support projects like...
The Importance of play: a sit-down with creative publisher Lily Green
Lily sat down with Lily Green this week to talk all about her creative practise and how to keep your...
Watch Incubus: a retro-future comedy short that leaves reality behind
Louis reflects on his time at BFI Film Academy making his first film as part of a crew and bringing...
Proud To Be
24% of homeless people identify as LGBTQ+.
The Link: 22nd May, talking money with poet Malaika Kegode and writer Sian Norris
Rife’s free networking event for young creatives in Bristol, The Link, returns in partnership with Festival of Ideas
