Philosophy should be taught in primary schools
Aaron ruminates on why he reckons the infamously lofty subject should be taught to younger children
Arts/Culture
Why are we so bad at talking about family illness?
When Tim found out about her mum's cancer, she felt paralysed.
Somebody's Child: an expression of love
Tim’s debut solo film is an expression of love created in response to her mother’s illness.
BUTTERFLY: a new play uncovering untold queer stories in Bristol
Director Sam Jones talks us through his play about queer stories that have been purposely buried - until now
The...
Talking Princess & The Hustler: insight, industry and imposter syndrome
Kudzai Sitima and Emily Burnett of Princess & the Hustler offer advice to aspiring young actors
Things full of beans that shouldn’t be full of beans: from Bristol to viral
Aaron talks to one of the people behind the disgustingly compulsive meme page and asks him, 'why?'
Talking Princess & the Hustler: blackness, beauty and British stories
Kudzai and Emily discuss colourism, activism and the importance of telling black British stories
Boys Like Us: a journey through identity and self-discovery
Filmmaker Mikael Techane’s debut short film ‘Boys Like Us’ is an affecting reflection on the pains of growing up.
Representation onscreen and in the director's chair
Samantha asks why female directors are so few and far between - and what we can do about it
The...
Facing Frankenstein: an interview with writer Matt Grinter
Elliott chats to the award-winning writer behind a gory new stage imagining of the gothic horror
Mary Shelley’s story...
