3: Sophie and Stan: Young people in the media and their path to journalism.

6: Jack Whatmough: Family, football, and staying out of trouble.

In this episode of Young Preston, we're diving into the life of PNE footballer, Jack Whatmough.⚽ Jack takes us back to his childhood, sharing what it was like growing up, his time in school, and the big impact his parents had on his journey. He talks about what kept him out of trouble, the people who inspire him most, and his best advice for young people chasing dreams. And don't miss the story of the first thing he bought when he went pro - any guesses?

5: Chloe Camm & Jack Whatmough : Balancing mental health on and off the pitch.

In this episode of Young Preston, we talk with Chloe, a Mental Health Transformation Officer, and Jack, a pro footballer at PNE, about mental health and how it affects all of us. Jack opens up about his own struggles, and Chloe shares some awesome advice on ways to stay mentally healthy and what support is available around Preston and beyond. They both talk about why it’s so important to speak up and support each other.

4: Jamie: The inspiration behind 2b.Frank and mental health awareness

Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussions about mental health challenges, including self-harm. In this episode of Young Preston, Jamie opens up about how he came up with his music name, 2b.frank, and how music has helped him cope with tough times. He shares personal stories about his own struggles with mental health, school stress, and the people who have inspired him along the way. Jamie also talks about finding ways to stay strong during difficult moments.

3: Sophie and Stan: Young people in the media and their path to journalism.

In this episode, we're chatting with reporters Sophie and Stan about their experiences covering stories about young people. Sophie shares how her work as a journalist led her to campaign for a change in the law and what that journey was like.  We also talk about how the media often portrays young people - both the good and the bad - and how important it is to highlight positive stories that show the true spirit of young people.

2: PC Ben: Views on young people and life as a Police Officer

In our second episode, we chat with PC Ben about what it's really like being a police officer in Preston, especially when it comes to dealing with young people. Ben talks about his experiences with young people in custody, how the media can shape what we think about the police, and some of the toughest things he's had to face on the job.  We also get into how young people feel about the police and what it's like trying to build trust between the two. It's a real eye-opener, so don't miss it!