The Jn'L Podcast

26. Jn'L X BreatheUni: The realguide to freshers

Hey Guys! We're back with a new format for you, brining out fresh student content. In todays episode we discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of starting university. We talk, diversity and inclusion, difficult housemates, Re-entry anxiety and a few golden rules for freshers. For anyone about to start University or wanting to reminisce on that freshers feeling, this is for you! Enjoy.

25: Jn'L Interviews: Daria Radova

Hey guys! Today we Interviewed Daria Radova, a seasoned journalist, social justice activist and recent master of psychology. This inspiring woman tells us her story of growing up in a small but diverse village in Russia, her move to Moscow and then her settlement in the metropolis that is London. Daria has experienced a rich life full of adventure and questions against the government and society. Having recently just gotten on to a doctorate of psychology, this woman really shows how if you put your mind to it you can achieve anything and everything!

24: Question Time: Du-Bye Du-Bi

Hey guys, in todays episode we sat down with Jeremy's best friend to talk all things LGBTQ. Harry being gay himself shed light into whats its like to be associated with the community through the lens of social constructivism. We also discussed the phenomena of coming out and what that means for different types of people.

23: Jn'L Interviews: Frieda Thiel-Bradbury

Hey guys the next Jn’l interviews: Frieda Thiel is out now!  Today we interviewed our Auntie Freida, the founder of My Hare and skin United. She is truly been an inspiration to have in our family, raising 4 kids and still finding the time to start multiple business all of which are people focused. Not to mention her singing career!

22. The Minority Report: Savannah Hanson

Hey guys! Welcome to our next episode of The Minority Report: Savannah Hanson  Today we are joined by @savannah12037 whose currently being inducted into the Sheffield University SU as educational officer. We discussed Savannah's transition from a self proclaimed radical centrist to firmly on the left, particularly in light of how global social issues have transpired over the last year. As a politics student Savannah gave her thoughts on a spectrum of ideas including black conservatism and the 'manasphere' phenomenon in dating.