Episodes
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Afrobeats
The UK’s first official Afrobeats chart has been launched by BBC Radio 1Xtra. For many it’s recognition that’s been a long time coming. But there are some who think a new British chart could dilute the authenticity of the genre. The Next Episode follows the journey of Afrobeats from Africa to the...
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Black Photography
Earlier this month, American gymnast Simone Biles was featured on the cover of Vogue US. The images received backlash online for “bad lighting”, and some comments raised questions about why a black photographer with more experience of photographing black skin wasn't used. But Vogue US told The…
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Black minds matter
Black women experience substantially higher rates of mental health problems than white women. Black men experience psychosis around 10 times more often than white men. Yet white people are more than twice as likely to be receiving treatment for mental health problems. The coronavirus pandemic and...
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Black £
Black Pound Day aims to put more money into black-owned businesses. It's been set up by So Solid Crew's Swiss, inspired by George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter Protests. The Next Episode investigates whether Black Pound Day will work. Hosted by Linda Adey. Soundtracked by BBC Music Introducing.
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Life in Limbo
Imagine not being allowed to have basic stuff like a bank account, a house or a job... The Next Episode speaks to people who found out about their immigration status after they hit 18 years old.
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Homeless Hotels
There are nearly 15,000 homeless people living in hotels across England right now. They were moved there at the start of lockdown to keep them safe and stop the virus spreading. But in just over two weeks' time hotels can reopen for business again. So what happens to the homeless then? Hosted by...
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Kingsley, Edson, Cherry and Joy
The week of George Floyd's funeral, The Next Episode speaks to the families of Kingsley, Edson, Cherry and Joy who died after police contact. Hosted by Linda Adey and featuring BBC Radio 1Xtra’s Sideman. Soundtracked by BBC Music Introducing. #TheNextEpisode
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Black Lives Matter
A week since the death of the George Floyd in the US, The Next Episode talks to protesters in the UK about why they are protesting. Soundtracked by BBC Music Introducing. #TheNextEpisode
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STAY GAMING, CONTROL THE VIRUS
Is there more gaming content on your TL? Turns out government is paying for some of it to be there. But government hasn't always been the biggest supporter of people who game, so what’s changed? And how are parts of the gaming world not only surviving, but thriving in this pandemic? Hosted by…
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Coping With The Corona Jobs Crisis
This virus is messing with our money as well as our health. When it comes to our finances 18-24-year-olds are some of the hardest hit. But they’re also the people reacting quickest, adapting their life plans and finding other ways to make money. Soundtracked by BBC Music Introducing. Hosted by...
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Locked Down And Overcoming Loneliness
The Next Episode chats with the Minister for Loneliness about why the UK does not have a "clear plan" to tackle lockdown loneliness for 18-25s. Soundtracked by BBC Music Introducing. Hosted by Linda Adey. #TheNextEpisode
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New Rules
On the night that the prime minister announces changes to lockdown, The Next Episode talks it through with different people around the country. What do you think of the new lockdown rules? Featuring Adam Fleming, Myles Bonnar and Ione Wells. Soundtracked by BBC Introducing Dance. Hosted by Linda...
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Grief In Lockdown
With the UK coronavirus death toll more than 30,000, lots us are grieving for friends and family right now. The Next Episode talks through some of the ways 18-25s are grieving during the pandemic. Soundtracked by BBC Music Introducing. Hosted by Linda Adey. #TheNextEpisode
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Breaking Lockdown Rules
Playing football with your mates, recording music at the studio and hanging out with your partner... We hear stories about people breaking the government’s social distancing guidelines. Why are some of us finding it so hard to stay at home? Soundtracked by BBC Music Introducing. Hosted by Linda...
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Voice Notes From Lockdown
The Next Episode speaks with 18-25s about their life in lockdown. What is the "new normal"? We hear from people living in one-bedroom flats, struggling with mental health and overcoming addiction. Featuring the voices of Tom Grennan, Vinegar Strokes and Arielle. Soundtracked by Sammy Porter. And...
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Viral Voice Notes
The Next Episode team have been speaking to people about what the coronavirus might mean for them and their lives. Soundtracked by artists from BBC Music Introducing. Hosted by Linda Adey. If you suspect you may have the symptoms of coronavirus, please check out the NHS England website for the...
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Being LGBT And Homeless
55 local councils in England are asking LGBT people, who say they have had to leave home, to obtain letters from their parents as proof of homelessness. Hosted by Hannah Price. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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The Future Of Housing For Gypsies, Romas and Travellers
Government is currently consulting on whether police should evict and arrest Gypsy, Roma and Travellers living on unauthorised sites. What does that mean for people looking for somewhere to live? Hosted by Georgia Coan. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Kids on Drugs
Three kids get kicked out of school every day for something to do with drugs or booze. The Next Episode investigates why, meeting the playground buyers and sellers. Hosted by Adam Clarkson #TheNextEpisode// [email protected]
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Gagged By My Uni
Universities across the UK are using gagging clauses to silence student complaints. The Next Episode podcast has found that nearly a third of unis have used non-disclosure agreements to resolve student grievances in the past four years. Hosted By Rianna Croxford. #TheNextEpisode //...
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100 Voice Notes On Brexit Day
With an exclusive music mix from BBC Introducing’s Jaguar. How do you feel about the post-Brexit future? This week we asked 100 people aged 18-25 from around the UK. Hosted by Linda Adey. Soundtrack: 1. Barry Cant Swim - Because I Wanted You To Know 2. J Kara - Eclipse 3. L4 - Ur Presence 4. Fred...
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Suicide In Mental Health Hospitals
Christie Harnett died in a children and adolescent mental health service (CAMHS) unit in Middlesbrough. She is one of 16 suicides in CAMHS units in England since 2016. Hosted by Georgia Coan. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Can't Afford To Be An Actor
A lack of representation in the acting business will be all over your socials today. Race, gender and income are being talked about. The Next Episode finds out how hard it can be to make it as an actor without the money needed to apply for drama school. Hosted by Linda Adey. #TheNextEpisode //...
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Chased With A Sledgehammer
Abuse in politics has got worse. The Next Episode followed several candidates during the 2019 general election campaign. Hosted by Molly Grace and Cristina Criddle. If you've been affected by any of the issues raised in the podcast please visit bbc.co.uk/actionline. #TheNextEpisode //...
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100 Voice Notes About The Election
With an exclusive music mix from Four Tet. How will the election result impact your life? This morning we asked 100 people aged 18-25 from around the UK. Soundtrack: 1. Gong 2. Peace For Earth 3. Gentle Soul 4. Symbol4 5. Crush 6. 10 Midi 7. Symbol5 Track1 Hosted by Linda Adey. #TheNextEpisode //...
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Anyone Can Call Themselves A Therapist
It's not against the law. The Next Episode has found cheap online courses for aspiring Therapists. This podcast contains reference to mental health. If you've been affected by any of the issues raised in The Next Episode please visit bbc.co.uk/actionline. Hosted by Jordan Dunbar. #TheNextEpisode…
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Money For Youth Services
‘More than 700' youth clubs have closed since 2012. Is the money being shared around fairly? Hosted by Linda Adey. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Being Gypsy, Traveller And Roma At Uni
Only 70 students identifying as Gypsy, Roma or Traveller were accepted into uni last year. The Next Episode found that 65% of unis don’t have anything in place to support Gypsy, Traveller or Roma students. Hosted by Jordan North. Warning: this episode contains offensive language around race that...
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Will Influencers Influence The Election?
Political parties are trying to win your vote online. Hosted By Julia Belle. Featuring Dom, Jenef, Joe, Josie, Pricilla and Ryan. With the BBC's Joey D'Urso and Maryam Ahmed. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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#MeToo In Music Live
Rebecca Taylor and Miquita Oliver in conversation about #MeToo in music. Recorded in front of an audience as part of BBC Music Introducing Live 2019 at Tobacco Dock London. This special episode contains references to sexual assault. If you've been affected by any of the issues raised in The Next...
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I Was Strangled By My Partner
Sarah was strangled by her partner, but he never went to prison for it. Is the strangling law fit for purpose? Hosted by Linda Adey. If you've been affected by any of the issues raised in The Next Episode please visit bbc.co.uk/actionline. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Calling Out Abusers Online
The names of alleged abusers working in film, music and fashion are being posted online. Hosted by Miquita Oliver. If you've been affected by any of the issues raised in The Next Episode please visit bbc.co.uk/actionline. And if you work in the music industry and want to share your own stories,...
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I Lost My Job Because Of My Hair
Should the UK ban hair discrimination?
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Mukbangs
Should these food porn videos come with warnings? Hosted by Linda Adey. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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True Crime Online
YouTube videos covering unsolved true crime cases could “significantly harm” police investigations. Hosted by Linda Adey. To report information, or if you’re a missing person, please call 116 000. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Lily Allen
Lily says her record label has not taken any action after she told them she was sexually assaulted by an industry figure. Hosted by Miquita Oliver. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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The Drug Death Town
Middlesbrough has the worst drug death problem in England and Wales. Hosted by Adam Clarkson. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Sheffield MP Arrested
Jared O'Mara Part Two.
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Fashion for Everyone...
What is accessible fashion? Hosted by Chloe Ball-Hopkins and featuring Joshan Chana. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Life ‘Without’ An MP
Who is running Jared O’Mara MP’s Sheffield Hallam office? Hosted by Dino Sofos. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Dealing With Death While Studying
85% of universities and colleges in England and Wales do not have a bereavement policy to support students dealing with a death in the family. Hosted by Georgia Coan. For bereavement information and support please visit this this site: https://bbc.in/2mq0JLN. #TheNextEpisode //...
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Forced Penetration
The law says that women raping men isn't a thing. Is that right? Hosted by Alex Skeel. With reporting from Katie Silver. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Black Influencer Pay Gap
Black Influencers say they are being paid less than white Influencers for doing the same job. Hosted by Linda Adey. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Abused Online For Being Queer
TOWIE's Bobby Norris speaks out against the outcome of Monday's debate in Parliament, following his petition to make online homophobia a specific criminal offence. Hosted by Linda Adey. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Can Government Stop You Watching Porn?
More people are buying VPNs to workaround the government's proposed porn ban. Hosted by Ben Zand and featuring Alix Fox. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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#MeToo in Music
Aluna Francis, Rebecca Taylor and Chloe Howl share their stories of alleged sexual misconduct in the music industry. Hosted by Ben Zand and Sarah Gosling. If you've been affected by any of the issues raised in The Next Episode please visit bbc.co.uk/actionline. And if you work in the music…
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The Future of Revenge Porn
What is a Deepfake? Hosted by Linda Adey. If you have been affected by any of the issues raised in The Next Episode please visit bbc.co.uk/actionline. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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Losing a Skateboarding Icon
Ben Raemers took his own life last month. It has started a conversation about mental health in the skateboarding community. Hosted by Ben Zand and James Threlfall MBE. If you have been affected by any of the issues raised in The Next Episode please visit bbc.co.uk/actionline. Thanks to eSeurope…
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Blackmailed on the Dark Net
It is unsafe buying drugs on the dark net (but not just for the reasons you think). Hosted by Ben Zand. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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I Called Out my Rapist on Twitter
Some students are posting allegations of sexual abuse on social media because they say they don't feel listened to by their universities. Hosted by Linda Adey. #TheNextEpisode // [email protected]
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