From nerves to laughter to that final bow, here’s a glimpse behind the curtain at our end-of-year show. This 5-minute podcast captures the real voices and raw moments from backstage — and we couldn’t be prouder.

In this inspiring episode of our student-led podcast, we’re joined by Alfie, a young entrepreneur who is making a real difference by spreading joy through flowers. Alfie shares his journey into entrepreneurship, the challenges he’s faced, and what motivates him to keep growing his business with purpose and positivity.

His story sparked thoughtful conversations among our students, encouraging them to reflect on their own ambitions and what they might want to pursue in the future. From big dreams to practical steps, this episode is full of honest insights, curiosity, and great discussion.

Tune in to hear how one idea can blossom into something meaningful—and how it might inspire your own path

Join our students for a special on-location episode recorded live at the Clarendon Fine Art gallery in Princesshay, Exeter. In this inspiring conversation, they sit down with Harriet, an experienced Art Consultant, to explore the world of contemporary art, how galleries support emerging artists, and what it really takes to curate meaningful collections.

From creative careers to the stories behind the artwork on display, this episode offers a unique insight into the art world through the eyes of both a professional and the young people discovering it for the first time. A must-listen for anyone interested in creativity, galleries, or the journey of becoming an artist.

In this episode, our young broadcasters sit down with Luke Notman from the band 3 Days of Wonder for an inspiring and down-to-earth chat about music, creativity, and life in a band. From songwriting and live shows to finding your sound, Luke shares his journey and advice for young musicians. A must-listen for anyone chasing their creative dreams!

What was life like for kids and families in Exeter over 100 years ago? In this exciting episode, our young podcast team teams up with Dr Julia Neville, a local historian who knows all about the stories hidden in the streets of the West Quarter.

Using clues from the 1921 census, old newspapers, and real-life memories, we travel back in time to find out who lived there, what jobs they had, and what the neighbourhood was really like. Was it as rough as people said — or was there more to the story?

In this episode, our young broadcasters sit down with Stone, an accredited photographer of the iconic Glastonbury Festival.

Join us as we explore the stories behind the lens — from capturing unforgettable moments onstage to navigating the energy and chaos of one of the world’s most legendary music festivals. Hear how Stone turned a passion for photography into an official backstage pass and what it really takes to shoot Glastonbury from the inside.

In this exciting episode, our young broadcasters sit down with Cait and Jacob from the Exeter Northcott Theatre for an insightful interview. They dive into the world of theatre, discussing the behind-the-scenes magic, the creative process, and what it's like to work at such an iconic venue.!

Our Young Broadcasters were very excited to meet Dave Smith to talk about the world of illustration!