Be the change. Media Network

Taking on the biggest ethical questions of AI and other emerging technologies from both a philosophical and technical perspective.

HUDL Up explores stories from across the HUDL Network, where we hear from young leaders, practitioners, and partners shaping a fairer future: one project, one conversation, and one connection at a time. Holding space for real stories, shared power, and collective change. Visit https://www.hudl.org.uk for more information about how you can get involved.

The Senedd Explained podcast seeks to bring people closer to Welsh politics by discussing events and news stories in Welsh politics in an accessible way, breaking down key issues & debates from the Senedd, Westminster and beyond.  Instagram: www.instagram.com/seneddexplained Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@seneddexplained Substack: https://substack.com/@seneddexplained Email: seneddexplained@gmail.com

Voices in Action is a new podcast from The National Lottery Community Fund, co-produced with Be the change. Media Network. Each episode spotlights the incredible young people leading change in their communities, from local campaigns to national movements, and explores what youth social action really looks like across the UK. Through powerful conversations, authentic stories, and practical advice, we’re celebrating changemakers and inspiring others to grab the mic and shape the future. Tune in on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Visit www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk for more information about how you can get involved.

Hosted by Paddy Crump, Now We’re Really Talking is a podcast that opens up honest conversations about mental health journeys. Each episode dives into raw, unfiltered stories of what it’s truly like to live with mental health challenges. Every week, Paddy sits down with someone from a different walk of life to explore their experiences, the darkest moments, the people who helped them, and what recovery really looks like beyond the headlines and hashtags. Now We’re Really Talking is about honesty, hope, and connection. These aren’t stories of perfect recovery; they're stories of getting through, one day at a time.

This Stays Between Us is more than just a podcast; it is a quiet revolution. It is a mic being passed to the girl sitting at the back. A gentle uproar against the systems that told us our worth as women lies in silence, in stillness, in being small.Here, I gather the stories that live in the corners — unspoken, untold, tucked beneath generations of “what will people say?” Through intimate monologues, cultural reckoning, and gentle faith reflections, I invite you to remember the girl you were before the world taught you to hide her. With each episode, I peel back the layers of shame, expectation, and silence stitched into the seams of culture. I talk about body image, healing, modesty, desire, faith, and the quiet power of coming home to yourself. Here, nothing is too small to matter. Here, in this reflective space, this stays between us.

Welcome to Shadow and Light, a historic podcast experience where we embark on a poetic journey, time-traveling to reclaim forgotten narratives. Hosted by Keyari Page, this series shines a spotlight on unsung heroes and ignites their stories through the power of original verse and immersive soundscapes. Keyari masterfully crafts each poem, drawing inspiration from the lives, courage, and powerful words of these remarkable figures, often weaving in lines from their own profound work or documented truths, ensuring their legacy is not just remembered, but reborn.

Hosted by Muminah Koleoso, a Yoruba Nigerian-British Muslim and multi-award-winning writer, poet, journalist, and content creator, Sister Station is a podcast that amplifies the voices, stories, and lived experiences of Black and Muslim women, and women of colour. This is a space for open, thoughtful, and uplifting conversations about identity, culture, creativity, faith, careers, and everything in between.Whether you’re working, commuting, doing some chores around the house, or unwinding after a long day, you can tune in for some thought-provoking discussions and personal reflections. Each episode begins with the story behind a name and its meaning, and ends with a little something to take away: a book recommendation, a quote, or words of advice.You can find us on all major streaming platforms and follow us on our socials, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, BlueSky and Threads: https://linktr.ee/sisterstation.

The B Side, hosted by Saskia Coomber (Sas C), invites music industry professionals and artists to discuss their experiences of working in UK music - the good, the bad, and everything in-between. Whether you work in music too or you’re simply passionate about music in general, this podcast promises to shed a light on what really goes on behind your favourite artists’ new single, and the realities of a business where music is the product.

The devastating impacts of the mental health crisis on the youth are impossible to ignore. While the 10th of October was set aside to commemorate World Mental Health Day annually, growing concerns on the alleviation of the crisis still remain. In this podcast, Lubelihle Audrey Mazithulela explores all-things-mental-health with youth activists, storytellers and mental health professionals from around the world. The aim of the podcast is to keep mental health awareness alive while also acknowledging the realities of life. Tune in for thought provoking conversations and expert insights beyond #10 October!