In conversation with Eleri Siôn
Eleri Siôn is a BBC Radio Wales presenter from Neuaddlwyd. She studied Welsh at Cardiff University and now presents her […]
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We Need to Learn How to Read Again (Starting With That Vogue Article)
A few weeks ago, Vogue published an article with a headline that sent the internet into a spiral: “Is Having
Is it possible to separate the art from the artist?
There has always been art that stood the test of time. Caravaggio with his paintings, Sylvia Plath with her writing,
“The Revival is Roaring”: In Conversation with Chasing Dolls
Towards the end of October, I had the pleasure of catching up with the Bristol based ‘South-West Emo’ band Chasing
Jah Wobble & The Invaders of the Heart: Basslines, Beats, and the Road Ahead
Few basslines are as instantly recognisable as those played by Jah Wobble. From the man who famously got his stage
Spotlight An Underappreciated Author
Eliza Clark’s killer women are redefining horror. In an age of dainty Mariannes and handsome Connells, Eliza Clark brings unpolished
Gen-Z versus Millennial fashion: How can people tell?
“You can rip my skinny jeans from my cold dead hands.” In a 2021 article by the Wall Street Journal,
New Year Resolutions for the Academic Year
What’s your New Year Resolution for the Academic Year? There’s something about the academic year that feels like a second
How to stay safe when online dating
I distinctly remember standing there awkwardly, AirPods in, staring at the weather app in hopes that my date would recognise
I’m Done Waiting! Post-Credit Scene Fatigue & the Never-Ending Endings
Once upon a time, post-credit scenes were considered the recherché moment of the theatre experience. Whether an actor breaks the
Is Pop Art still alive in Wales? An interview with Nathan Wyburn and Consumersmith
What is it about the pop art movement that specifically appealed to you and made you both adopt that style?
Cyngor gan Cynwal: sgwrs gydag Is-Lywydd y Gymraeg
Ar ddechrau blwyddyn newydd, pwy well i roi gair o gyngor na’r Is-lywydd ei hun, Cynwal ap Myrddin? Cawsom sgwrs
Still Making Waves: A Conversation with Pale Waves’ Frontwoman
Disclaimer: This interview included free tickets to a paid event. Manchester’s very own Pale Waves have always thrived on nostalgia,
My Experience as a Summer Intern
While approaching my final year of university, I had the scare I’m sure many students have experienced: I realised I
Capsule Wardrobe: Uni Edition
Capsule wardrobes have risen in popularity due to the growth of sustainable fashion and the cost-of-living crisis. However, this trend
Wheatus at 25: In Conversation with brendan b. brown
Fresh off a sold-out 47-date UK & Irish tour in 2023 and a standout performance at Download Festival 2024, frontman
Black Country Boys Take The Big Stage: In Conversation With Big Special.
The last time I spoke with Big Special, it was the summer of 2022, when we played a small gig
On The Rise: In Conversation With Good Neighbours
Before taking over The Globe in Cardiff with their blue-sky sound, Jenny Algieri sat down with Oli Fox and Scott
Spring Days, Cardiff Ways
There is nothing quite like spring in Cardiff – that sweet spot where the sun makes a comeback, butyou’re still
Workloads, Deadlines, and Burnouts
I know better than anyone just how easy it is to get overwhelmed with deadlines and workloads piling up. Burnout