Social media and social struggles: the Internet and protest in 2021
Kate examines how protesting has shifted to our screens, and wonders whether that's a good thing
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How have horror films and TV shows changed, and why?
Molly takes a look at how the scariest of genres has kept up with changing audiences all the way up...
Electronic music has gone downtempo during the pandemic – will it last?
Gabi takes you on an exploration of musical creativity through three long lockdowns
Watch Before We Disappear: an interactive experience on surveillance and disappearing
Asmaa Jama's lush and striking interactive experience centres Blackness, Muslimness and Somaliness
Walking should not be a privilege
Becki reflects on the disappearance of Sarah Everard and the changes that must occur so this never happens again
Who will escape The Red Room?
We talk to Ewan French, the director behind this nail-biting new short action film based in Bristol
Black Poetry Commission: Tanisha Barrett's 'The future awaits'
Read Tanisha's uplifting poem that centres Black joy, rest and self-care
Breaking into the Creative Sector: Meshworks Power Lunch w/ Mr B & Friends, Fourth Floor & OggaDoon
Missed our Power Lunch on social media and branding? Watch it again here and read Qezz's summary
Black Poetry Commission: Shaheim Minzie's 'black boys'
Read Shaheim's poem about the nuanced lives of Black men that are often kept from view
Breaking into the Creative Sector: Meshworks Power Lunch with Icon Films and A Productions
Missed our Power Lunch on filmmaking and production? Watch it again here and let Qezz give you her recap
Black Poetry Commission: Rizpah Amadasun's 'Meanwhile'
Read Rizpah's poem on the struggle of holding hope and healing in the wake of heartbreak
Breaking into the Creative Sector: Meshworks Power Lunch with Bristol 24/7 and Crack Magazine
Missed our Power Lunch on writing and journalism? Watch it again here and let Qezz give you her review
How to create boundaries for your lockdown buying habits
Astrid suggests that we could use our boundary-making mechanisms to limit our buying, too
Has lockdown turned into an online shopping spree for you, too?
Noah's online clothes shopping has spiked during lockdown - and he's not alone
Saying hello to the orgasm, and goodbye to the pleasure gap
Maisie asks why society never seems to centre an important subject - female sexual pleasure
Fox Watch: How one of Bristol’s most common creatures helped connect my community
Bethany's lockdown has been boosted by visits from a nocturnal caller
Films Isolated From The Norm: The French New Wave’s Breathless & The New Hollywood’s Easy Rider
Noah reminds himself of the thrilling escapism of discovering cinema's greatest movies
It’s a Sin - that we're so uneducated about AIDS
Maisie was heartbroken by the Channel 4 series - but also left asking why she didn't know more
*Spoiler alert: your...
I Can't Breathe: This is a Cry of My People
Lionelle Nsarhaza's poetic short film, made in collaboration with other creatives, explores systemic racism from a personal perspective.
Regenerating Dean Lane Skatepark: LOCALS ONLY
Ella looks ahead to the new area of the revered skatepark opening this year, while having a look back at...
Meet our incredible 30 Under 30 2020
Check out the West of England's best and brightest 30 and unders, all chosen by you
A Walk Around Bristol’s Secret Garden
Molly takes a trip to one of Bristol's beautiful and more secretive green spaces
Riding out the flood: a conversation with poet Imogen Downes
Rosie interviews her friend Imogen, who will be publishing her first poetry pamphlet this year
How Bristol helped me after five years in psychiatric hospital
Abi's first taste of freedom in the city was an empowering experience of community and care
