Our Head of News Ellen chatted to Mary and Elke at the end of day 2 of their 125 mile walk across 5 days between four community learning centres in Grimsby, Hull, Bridlington, and York.
You can follow their progress and donate here: https://yustart.hubbub.net/p/Miles-That-Matter/pitch/
This week, Max is joined by Charlie from the pub, while Louie keeps the seat warm for Felipe. He’s joined by our first ever non-TLP guest: Charlotte, the Editor-in-Chief of YorkVision, so you’ve only got one new voice to get used to this week.
This was last episode of the calendar year, so if you’d like to contact us about appearing on the show in the New Year, you can email us at â lemonpress-radio@yorksu.orgâ or you can DM us on our Instagram page â @higlfyâ .
URY had press access to the Liberal Democrat spring conference at the Barbican. Tune in to hear what we got up to aswell as some interviews with MP's!
Caitlin and Sydney chat with Alec (Searows) ahead of his show at the Leeds Irish Centre on the 3rd April. They talk about his development as an artist, his recording process, what the new album draws on, and his dream festival lineup!
Polly and Caitlin review Gorillaz' second warm-up show in Bradford on the 14th March, ahead of their 'The Mountain' Tour. They discuss the setlist, their favourite songs, and the new album!
Photo credit: Matt Eachus
Recently, our festival co-ordinator, Sydney, sat down with Lime Garden ahead of their Hyde Park Book Club gig in Leeds on the 14th March. They spoke about the writing process on their upcoming album “Maybe Not Tonight”, as well as their passion for small, intimate gig venues!
URY chats to Neal from the cast of Horrible Histories: The Concert about what makes this adaptation such a hit with audiences
URY chats to Neal from the cast of Horrible Histories: The Concert about what makes this adaptation such a hit with audiences
Of the back of a weekend of racing and with Japan looming Ned and Megan catch up on the world of motorsport.
Dan Howell and Phil Lester are a pair of British YouTubers who have had a cultural impact on a generation of young people, especially in a queer demographic. Alongside creating a variety of storytime, gaming, podcasting and other content, the duo have embarked on multiple global tours, released 3 books, and even hosted their own radio show on BBC Radio 1 in 2013.
In this podcast, Sunny speaks to fans from URY about Dan and Phil, and dive into the history of the fanbase and culture surrounding their content. The conversation extends into meta discussion of RPF (Real Person Fiction), ethics and fandom culture as a whole through the last 20 years.
This podcast contains strong language. Listener discretion is advised.