Rural Youth Project

Jane Craigie Marketing

The award-winning Rural Youth Project Podcast, kindly supported by Interagro, provides a rich and diverse insight into the lives of rural young people living in the countryside across the UK and beyond.

  1. Having your voice heard!: Daniella Damptey

    08/12/2020

    Having your voice heard!: Daniella Damptey

    Daniella Damptey is the MSYP for Angus. SYP is the democratic voice of Scotland’s young people.

    23 min
  2. Connecting Young People in the Kitchen: Food Punks

    05/27/2020

    Connecting Young People in the Kitchen: Food Punks

    Food Punks is an innovative social enterprise in the Scottish Borders empowering young people through food. Food Punks is one of Tweeddale Youth Action’s (TYA) income-generating social enterprises that started as an initiative to teach simple cookery skills that would help young people learn how to cook local fresh food from scratch and lead to lower carbon lifestyles.

    23 min
  3. Cool Business: GINIBEANIFAIRY

    05/06/2020

    Cool Business: GINIBEANIFAIRY

    Gini is the brains behind that fun, eco-friendly, feminist jewellery and embroidery business GINIBEANIFAIRY. Gini attended the Rural Youth Project's 2019 Ideas Festival and you can find her products through Instagram @ginibeanifairy.

    18 min
  4. Creating fairy tales inclusive of all kids: Funkibator's Kristina and Jurek

    04/22/2020

    Creating fairy tales inclusive of all kids: Funkibator's Kristina and Jurek

    Kristina and Jurek work at Funkibator, a Swedish organisation which has a focus on disability, visual impairment, neuropsychiatric diagnoses and many different types of hidden impairments. This episode was recorded at the 2019 Rural Youth Project Ideas Festival at Wiston Lodge, Lanarkshire. The festival brought together 50 young people from across Scotland, the UK and beyond to share ideas, network, develop new skills and discuss how to make life better for themselves and their peers.

    17 min
  5. Working 9 to Thrive: Digby

    04/15/2020

    Working 9 to Thrive: Digby

    Digby, an MDS graduate, is looking to forge a career outside the traditional 9 to 5 structure. This episode was recorded at the 2019 Rural Youth Project Ideas Festival at Wiston Lodge, Lanarkshire. The festival brought together 50 young people from across Scotland, the UK and beyond to share ideas, network, develop new skills and discuss how to make life better for themselves and their peers.

    10 min
  6. Illuminating Land-based Industries: Luke, Toni, Catriona & Ellinor, Scotland

    01/15/2020

    Illuminating Land-based Industries: Luke, Toni, Catriona & Ellinor, Scotland

    Luke, Toni, Catriona and Eleanor all work in land based industries such a countryside rangers, forestry, countryside management and conservation. This episode was recorded at the 2019 Rural Youth Project Ideas Festival at Wiston Lodge, Lanarkshire. The festival brought together 50 young people from across Scotland, the UK and beyond to share ideas, network, develop new skills and discuss how to make life better for themselves and their peers.

    11 min
  7. Equalling the Playing Field: Mukadass Javaid, Glasgow

    01/15/2020

    Equalling the Playing Field: Mukadass Javaid, Glasgow

    Mukadass Javaid is second-year student at the University of Strathclyde studying a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Computer Science and has been playing basketball for at least 10 years. Mukadass strives to promote equality and diversity within basketball and sport in general. Even though her degree is something totally different, it has never stopped nor hindered her in her dream to fight for change for our communities and to build a more diverse and equal playing field for everyone. This episode was recorded at the 2019 Rural Youth Project Ideas Festival at Wiston Lodge, Lanarkshire. The festival brought together 50 young people from across Scotland, the UK and beyond to share ideas, network, develop new skills and discuss how to make life better for themselves and their peers.

    7 min
  8. Bringing Barista Style Coffee to the Country: Austen Morley, Aberdeenshire, Scotland

    01/15/2020

    Bringing Barista Style Coffee to the Country: Austen Morley, Aberdeenshire, Scotland

    Austen recently returned to Aberdeenshire from London and is looking develop a mobile pop-up coffee and cocktail bar, tapping into the high-quality distilled spirits the North East of Scotland are known for. This episode was recorded at the 2019 Rural Youth Project Ideas Festival at Wiston Lodge, Lanarkshire. The festival brought together 50 young people from across Scotland, the UK and beyond to share ideas, network, develop new skills and discuss how to make life better for themselves and their peers.

    7 min
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The award-winning Rural Youth Project Podcast, kindly supported by Interagro, provides a rich and diverse insight into the lives of rural young people living in the countryside across the UK and beyond.

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  • Creator
    Jane Craigie Marketing
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2020
  • Episodes
    13
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © All rights reserved
  • Show Website
    Rural Youth Project