Sanguine Yet Cynical Jay Gardner

As the United States looks set to undergo massive changes under its new president, I spoke to Black Lives Matter advocate Malcolm, about just how tough life can still be for African Americans.

Along the Aegean Islands makeshift cities have been created to house those seeking asylum, fleeing conflict in Africa and the Middle East. Unfortunately, the refugees who live in these camps experience very poor living conditions, with often no idea of what the future holds. I spoke to Orla, a volunteer who has spent considerable amounts of time in Greece, witnessing these hardships first hand. 

Now back from her second summer in Samos, she explains the current issues and what needs to be done to alleviate this crisis.

This podcast was filmed virtually, following all Covid-19 guidelines. 

For the podcasts first episode, I spoke to former garage MC Champagne Bubbler, real name Quinton Green. He is a man who has enjoyed great successes in the music Industry, but has also had his own troubles with violence and gang affiliation. Now reformed, Quinton uses his platform to educate young people on the dangers of knife crime through seminars and also with poetry. He sits down to tell me exactly how we can stop this worrying trend.

This podcast was recorded virtually with all Covid-19 guidelines being followed.