A short introductory episode discusses how the show will play out and what to expect from future episodes.
The first ever episode of Have I Got Lemons for You (HIGLFY), brought to you by The Lemon Press.
Presented by Will Hemmings as host and team captains Felipe della Paolera and Max Kerslake.
Felipe's team is joined by The Lemon Press President Finn Russel, whilst editor of The Lemon Press Eddie Atkinson dials in remotely to Max's team.
In this episode, Anastasija and I explore the world of postgraduate law — breaking down the courses that shape solicitors and barristers. From the MA Law and LLM Legal Practice, to the BPC, we unpack how these qualification routes set up students for success. Anastasija also details her experience as a Campus Ambassador.
The Assistance Dog Hour interview series where you can listen to the full interview in the most recent episode of The Assistance Dog Hour.
This special pilot episode had Millie Gee joined by Amelia with their assistance dog Fang to talk about having an unusual breed as an assistance dog
Joined by Mali Emeka, we explore the legal side of the music industry—how artists protect their work, the impact of legal frameworks on creativity, and legal considerations for artistic branding. From contracts to copyright, we break it all down...
URY's Alma Jasper recently sat down with Bristol-based indie electronic band Getdown Services, ahead of a sold-out show at Hyde Park Book Club in Leeds. The band were on a tour to celebrate the release of their most recent EP: Your Medal's In The Post.
They talked about what they like the most about touring Europe, the love they have for the UK music scene, and how they felt about their recent show in York (including plans to come back!).
In this first episode of Legal Lowdown, I share my personal journey into law, including the ups, downs, and moments of uncertainty. I also talk about my gap year, its benefits, and offer advice for students facing similar challenges. Additionally, I discuss the support available for teens on Results Day and whether it's truly adequate.
Our interview co-ordinator, Annie, chatted to Brighton-based band, Youth Sector ahead of a show at The Key Club in Leeds. They talked about how the differences between live and recorded sound are quite important to them, the evolution of their own music, and the story behind their matching outfits on stage.
URY's Polly Magill interviews Been Stellar ahead of a show at the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds. They discuss the creation of their latest album: Scream from New York, NY, the origins of the band, and what it was like touring the USA recently as the support for Irish punk band Fontaines D.C.
Disclaimer: apologies for the background noise - we were unable to record in a green room! The audio quality gets better as you go on (I promise).
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