We caught up with Annabelle Knight, best selling author and renowned sex and relationships expert who you may have seen giving advice on Loose Women, This Morning, Big Brother and Lovehoney. We discuss the taboos of talking about sex and it’s impact on younger generations, as well as the importance of 'forgetting the orgasm'!

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We caught up with Julien Mathus, a native of Belgium who has studied his way across Europe over 6 years of film education. From Prague Film School to an Undergraduate in Film and a Masters degree in Film and Cultural Management in the UK. We discuss everything from practical vs. theoretical, elitism within the film industry and how film itself is a subjective medium.

5:00 - Introduction with Kate and Molly

15:22 - Introducing Julien Mathus

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This week we're chatting with Musical Direction MA Student Ben McQuigg about the state of the theatre industry during the COVID-19 Pandemic, and what its future may hold.

2:03 - Introduction with Kate and Molly

12:55 - Introducing Ben McQuigg

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Today we're talking to Luka Selan, our friend from Slovenia about what its like to grow up consuming films/television/music/articles not in your native language, and how it is pretty normal most countries other than Britain.

4:14 - Introduction with Kate and Molly

13:48 - Introducing Luka Selan

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Today we're talking to Hudson Hughes the writer and director of the no-budget, feature length, sci-fi comedy 'Wednesday in Space'! We discuss what goes into making a a feature film with no-budget, including Hudson's top tips for getting started - and how went from recent graduate/short filmmaker to organising a successful Kickstarter and getting his feature length film into cinemas!

TO BACK THE KICKSTARTER & GRAB YOURSELF SOME GREAT WEDNESDAY IN SPACE MERCH, FOLLOW THIS LINK: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hudsonhughes/wednesday-in-space

0:55 - Introduction with Kate and Molly

17:20 - Introducing Hudson Hughes

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This week we're chatting with our friend from across the world in Australia - Sam Price. We discuss the different experiences with travel, whether studying abroad or travelling solo, and bring it in to the current context of Coronavirus and Brexit.

2:16 - Introduction with Kate and Molly

15:16 - Introducing Sam Price

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Today we're talking to The Hysteria Collective's Founder and Editor Imy Brighty-Potts about productivity in the 21st Century, particularly in light of her own experiences with productivity in the lockdown period.

0:30 - Introduction with Kate and Molly

14:40 - Introducing Imy Brighty-Potts

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1:49 - Kate and Molly discuss taught history.

13:45 - Introducing Jenny Pagliuca

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This week, we’re dedicating our episode to the wonderful Amelia Roberts, who sadly passed away at 21 years old from SUDEP - the sudden, unexpected death of someone with epilepsy. To learn more about Amelia’s journey with epilepsy, here’s her story: https://www.epilepsysociety.org.uk/amelias-story#.Xv9exS2ZNQK

To donate to Epilepsy Society in memory of Mia and to find genomics research, click here: 

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Join us as we chat to outgoing University of Southampton BAME Officer and founding editor of Ashamed Magazine

Halima Jibril, all about the term ‘BAME’ and its place in ‘Black Lives Matter’ Britain.

2:00 - Kate and Molly discuss 'What is 'BAME'?'

10:00 - Introducing Halima Jibril

List of Black British History Resources: https://www.bustle.com/p/what-they-dont-teach-at-school-a-black-british-history-resource-list-22961784?utm_source=facebook&utm_mediu

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Today we’re having a drink with Jake Willis, a recent Southampton University graduate who now works in national radio. We’ll be discussing the steps after university life, the emotions felt by recent graduates and the transition into the working world.

2:45 Molly and Kate discuss their feelings toward leaving University

12:00 Introducing Jake Willis

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Today we're having a drink with Alice O'Neill to discuss the impact of true crime in media, ranging from the artistic licence featured in many true crime productions to the complicit nature of the view in consuming the content.

2:00 - Molly and Kate share their experiences with True Crime Media

12:15 - Introducing Alice O'Neil

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2:04 - Kate and Molly discuss 'What is Britishness?'

11:53 - Introducing Stephen Kingdon

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3:06 - Kate and Molly discuss their viewpoints on 'Nationhood'

15:44 - Introducing Cherry Chan

*** NB: This was recorded before the release of the 'National Security Law' (21/05/20) and therefore all opinions of the interviewee are without consideration of this new law ***

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