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'Prayers from the Penitentiary' is a short radio documentary which investigates the subject matter of Islam inside Prison. The documentary aims to magnify why inmates have a tendency to embrace the religion. In mainstream media there are many stories of Islamist inside who practise violent methods forcing non-Muslim inmates into the religion. After all Islam is a religion of peace and we want unravel the truth what really happens.

Radio Nxt Gen cover the Young Enterprise Awards back when we were radio Youthology

Radio Nxt Gen make a short documentary on 'The Taste Of India'

A isightful short radio documentary produced by Jake Stewart and Reuben McGuiness for BBC WM. The short fetaure explores the phenonmenon of youth depression in UK and looks at the reason behind rise in youth depression and how it can the situation be rectified .

Short Radio Documentary produced by Ulfah Arts & Media volunteers Patricia Daley and Romel Lawrence. Trained by former BBC Producer , Prashant Singh , Romel and Patricia produced this short as a part of Media Trust training programme delivered by Ulfah Arts & Media in January 2013 with support from BBC WM Radio.

Impressions of Oslo by Arts Radio UK

Documentary on Norwegian heavy water plant sabotage in WW2.

Oslo - A divided city by Arts Radio UK

Kouame Sereba is an African-Norwegian multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, who has been a very important figure in Norway's world music scene for well over two decades.In addition to his solo projects he collaborates with musicians of many different styles; jazz, folk, contemporary, as well as traditional and modern African music. One of his songs "Atolago" has been used in the Hollywood movie "The Interpreter".

Radio production trainee K. Ann Sulaiman takes a look at metal music in Norway, and why it seems more accepted in the Land of the North than in Great Britain.

Jingle by Arts Radio UK

GROUP1 Youth Unemployment in UK - Uncovering the truth - for BBC RADIO by Arts Radio UK

GROUP3 Youth Unemployment in UK - Uncovering the truth - BBC WM by Arts Radio UK

Amerah Saleh- Success by Arts Radio UK

This is a work in progress Hip Hop track by Radio Y's very own host of 'Grimewatch', Jay Alom, any feedback from fellow musicians and producers is greatly appreciated

A documentary about integration and multiculturalism in Norway after the July 22nd massacre, produced by volunteers of Ulfah Arts on work placement at the Norwegian national broadcaster Norsk rikskringkasting AS popularly known as NRK. The group of five, 18 to 25 year olds from diverse backgrounds of UK spent a month living in the Norwegian capital Oslo and working on a wide array of news, music and cultural TV and radio programs broadcasted by NRK. This feature is the final output of the media production skills they learned as a part of the internship and was applauded for its production standard as well as editorial quality by NRK Executives and journalists. The project was made possible with generous support from EU Lifelong Learning programme , NRK and Adobe Foundation. Project delivered by Birmingham, UK based NGO, Ulfah Arts & Media .

Radio feature broadcast on NRK P2 for multicultural radio show 'Migrapolis'.

Amerah Saleh- Mama Please by Arts Radio UK

Amerah Saleh- Yemen by Arts Radio UK

The Radio Y team interviews Azkar Muhammad from children's charity, Action medical research and follows his incredible 10 day mission to raise £4,000 to help children suffering from polio

Radio Y's own Jay from Grimewatch debuts with his first track 'Lets Rock', a R&B/Hip Hop fusion which you can listen to and download for free

Another thoughtful piece of poetry by Radio Y's resident poet Amerah 'Soul poet' Saleh

18 by Arts Radio UK

Written and voiced by Birmingham based young poet, Amerah Four nine, Radio Youthology's very own resident poet. At the age of 18 Amerah is already a seasoned poet and hopes to be a published poet one day! Respect is all about...Respect!

A Life of Grime is a radio documentary produced by Jay Alom and Aamir Hussain , participants of Radio Youthology - a skills oriented youth led initiative developed by Ulfah Arts & Media with support from Adobe Foundation, Department of Education, EU Lifelong Learning Program, Media Trust and BBC WM.The documentary charts the development of Grime as a respected genre of music, and also looks at how its association with gang culture often creates friction between Grime music fans and the police. Contributions include rapper Harry Shotta, MC Fatal, Superintendent Sue Southern from West Midlands Police’s Birmingham West and Central unit, Actress MC Lady Leshurr from the controversial grime movie '1 Day' ,Birmingham's based rapper EA and NewYork based music producer , Paul Snookes. An informative insight in to the largely misunderstood genre of music.