Rising Voices: Crafting Stories, Inspiring Youth

Join Joseph, Adrián, and Aniel as they delve into their rich cultural backgrounds in this engaging bilingual episode of "Where I'm From." Discover the vibrant traditions, delicious foods, and unique places of Nigeria, Colombia, and Spain. Special guest Miss Rossi, a Spanish teacher, shares her insights on the differences between life in Spain and the UK, from food and weather to daily routines. This episode is perfect for those interested in learning Spanish or English, or using it as a lesson material. Tune in to learn more about the beautiful blend of Nigerian, Colombian, and Spanish heritages. ---- Únase a Joseph, Adrián y Aniel mientras exploran sus ricos antecedentes culturales en este fascinante episodio bilingüe de "De Dónde Soy". Descubra las vibrantes tradiciones, la deliciosa comida y los lugares únicos de Nigeria, Colombia y España. La invitada especial Miss Rossi, profesora de español, comparte sus ideas sobre las diferencias entre la vida en España y el Reino Unido, desde la comida y el clima hasta las rutinas diarias. Este episodio es perfecto para quienes estén interesados en aprender español o inglés, o utilizarlo como material de clase. Sintonice para aprender más sobre la hermosa mezcla de herencias nigeriana, colombiana y española. Produced, Written, and Edited by the young people from South Bank University Academy. Special Thanks to Olivia Scott, Alexander Draganov, Osiuware Ogedengbe, and Christina Rossi.

Join our football-loving family as we dive into fascinating football facts and share our unique insights. Explore interesting opinions and uncover hidden details from matches. Our podcast delivers strong, real facts to enrich your football knowledge. Produced, Written, and Edited by the young people from South Bank University Academy. Special Thanks to Olivia Scott, Alexander Draganov, Osiuware Ogedengbe, and Christina Rossi.

In this podcast we dive into the topics of the most important subjects in our mids todays. We look into social media, mental health and more. We aim to have open minds. Produced, Written, and Edited by the young people from South Bank University Academy. Special Thanks to Olivia Scott, Alexander Draganov, Osiuware Ogedengbe, and Christina Rossi.

Welcome to the Counterintuitive Corner Crew podcast, or CCC for short! Join hosts Ridhwaan, Zavier, Taaie, and Kaden as they dive into the fascinating yet controversial world of Generation Alpha. In this episode, titled "Gen Alpha: What Went Wrong?", the crew explores the rapid technological advancements and unique social dynamics that define this new generation. Produced, Written, and Edited by the young people of the Sutton HAF Programme (Spring 2024). Special Thanks to Tope 'Icie' Chiedozie, Alexander Draganov, Sutton Council and the Department for Education.

Explore the risks and realities of vaping in our latest episode. Join us as we unravel the dangers and discuss the impact on individuals and communities. For more information please visit: www.e-cigarettes.surgeongeneral.gov Produced, Written, and Edited by the young people from South Bank University Academy. Special Thanks to Roy Odoom, Aiysha Rao, Jennifer Ardila, and Global Academy.

In this insightful episode, we are discussing disregarded events that take place in Secondary School. Listen to learn the secrets! Produced, Written, and Edited by the young people from South Bank University Academy. Special Thanks to Roy Odoom, Aiysha Rao, Jennifer Ardila, and Global Academy.

Join us as we explore the profound influence of music on teenagers and individuals. Delve into unspoken topics and engaging conversations with your favourite presenters. Produced, Written, and Edited by the young people from South Bank University Academy. Special Thanks to Cheyenne Sharp host of the The Hidden Agenda Podcast Addittional thanks to Roy Odoom, Aiysha Rao, Jennifer Ardila, and Global Academy.

In this episode, we explore the parallels between life in South East London and the popular TV show, Top Boy. For more information and support please visit: ⁠www.catch-22.org.uk⁠ ⁠www.nspcc.org.uk⁠ ⁠www.victimsupport.org.uk⁠ Produced, Written, and Edited by the young people from South Bank University Academy. Special Thanks to Roy Odoom, Aiysha Rao, Jennifer Ardila, and Global Academy.

In this podcast, we delve into the topic of men's mental health, exploring how heightened societal expectations can adversely affect their well-being and potentially lead to suicide. The hosts discuss anecdotes from Reddit forums related to men's mental stability and share their own perspectives on this issue. They also open up about their personal experiences during their darkest moments and how they found support through helplines to overcome their melancholic states. In an emergency: Call 999 or go to your local A&E department If you're in crisis and need to speak to someone: Call NHS 111 (for when you need help but are not in immediate danger) Contact your GP and ask for an emergency appointment Contact the Samaritans (details below) Use the 'Shout' crisis text line - text SHOUT to 85258 Visit www.mind.org.uk for a more comprehensive list Produced, Written, and Edited by the young people of the Sutton HAF Programme (Summer 2023). Special Thanks to Andrew Apraku, Caine Ghaly, and Sutton Council.

Join us as we delve into the popular TV show, Never Have I Ever that has over 15 million views on Netflix due to its four seasons on the successful streaming site. Our podcast innovatively explores the social issues involved in this show such as the LGBT+ community, grief, cultural problems and family relations and dilemmas. Tune in to review and dissect this Netflix favourite with your hosts: SAGA! Produced, Written, and Edited by the young people of the Sutton HAF Programme (Summer 2023). Special Thanks to Andrew Apraku, Caine Ghaly, and Sutton Council.

This podcast provides an insight on a widely ignored topic, especially with the rise of social media. Join us as we discuss where the line should be drawn in social movements and our powers as individuals online. Produced, Written, and Edited by the young people of the Sutton HAF Programme (Summer 2023). Special Thanks to Andrew Apraku, Caine Ghaly, and Sutton Council.