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On this weeks episode of Duzzcast, the girls dive into their best and worst dressed celebrities at the Oscars 2026, from Emma Chamberlain's Valentino ensemble to Rose Byrne's showstopping Dior gown. Are celebs starting to channel their inner bride in white ballgown looks? And who missed the mark when it came to their interviews on the red carpet?

The Canary Call - Episode Three Climate Justice: Hopeful Narratives and Individual Activism Welcome to The Canary Call: the sociolegal podcast exploring the warning signs of modern dystopia, produced and presented by friends and peers, Ione Banks and Oscar Bovenizer. In this episode, Oscar and Ione are joined by PHD candidate, Kelsey, and Master's student, Ophelia, to discuss hopeful narratives around climate change and the power of individual activism.

You’ve thought about it. Planned it. Talked about it. So why haven’t you done it yet? In this episode of Bridging Borders, we explore the trap of overthinking, overplanning, and endlessly talking about goals instead of taking action - what some call “mental masturbation.” We unpack what really stops us: fear of judgment, cultural barriers, self-consciousness, and the pressure to always appear composed. As students, we’ve all been there. Through advice from students and professionals at Durham University across entrepreneurship, student leadership, policy, technology, business, and creative work, we explore how life-changing opportunities often begin in uncomfortable moments and unfamiliar rooms. Sometimes, all it takes is one conversation to spark connection, build confidence, and open doors that once felt out of reach. This episode is about courage in small moments. The message is simple: sometimes the bravest thing you can do for your future is just to ask. Two seconds of discomfort can change everything. Learn more about our guests: Kushalini Paul - Entrepreneur and student leader with experience across marketing, hospitality, real estate, and intrapreneurship, alongside strategy and experience work at Entrepreneurs Durham. Zonash Aasim - Business Management student and active Durham leader involved in advisory, energy, enterprise, and student representation. Alice Clements - Student founder of Tooti Music, combining entrepreneurship with business and management studies at Durham. Dr Eva-Maria Nag - Senior Executive Editor and academic voice in global policy journal, government, and international affairs at Durham. Hammed Arowosegbe - Senior software engineer with strong technical experience in CAD, WebXR, game development, and systems built for major global companies.

Welcome back to the Duzzcast! This week Amelia is joined by Betty to talk all things Harry Styles, including his latest album ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally’, his one night only concert in Manchester, and his BRITS 2026 performance.

Introducing Duzzcast, Duzz Magazine’s brand new fashion, lifestyle and culture podcast! In this first episode, host Amelia is joined by Duzz co-founders Mariella and Betty to introduce the podcast and dive into the latest trends shaping pop culture and the media right now.

This week Cassia is joined by Professor Frank Coolen to talk about academic research, decision theory and politics! 01:02 - Frank introduction 04:20 - What are expert opinions and how to learn from them 14:30 - Frank’s lecturing experience 21:08 - What other areas of maths would be interesting to learn 36:34 - Frank’s foray into politics 44:42 - Director of research

Hannah speaks to the Well, an interdenominational Christian women's group

Liv mediates a heated debate between Arsenal fan Dom and Chelsea fan Aidan to try and uncover the truth behind which club is more successful, which club has the better historic season, and most importantly, which is the bigger London club.

Missed the live broadcast? Listen to Findlay Shaw and Charlotte Aspden interview the SU Presidential Candidates for 2026.

Missed the live broadcast? Listen to Findlay Shaw and Charlotte Aspden interview the SU Presidential Candidates for 2026.

Missed the live broadcast? Listen to Findlay Shaw and Charlotte Aspden interview the SU Presidential Candidates for 2026.

Welcome to Creative License with Nam, where I interview young artists to understand the motivation and inspirations behind their work. This time, I had the pleasure of speaking with an exceptional children's book author named M.A. Rosé. In this episode, we delved into Muna's creative ideas, thought processes, and the challenges she faces as she balances her authorial journey with her career. We explored how her diverse interests shape her storytelling and the unique colour theories she brings to her book 'Mini Miss Mighty: The Foodie Aeroplane Pilot'. It was truly inspiring to learn about her dedication and passion. I hope this insightful conversation finds you as motivated by Muna's story as I was. Thanks for listening!

In this week's episode, Cassia has a conversation with Professor Paul Sutcliffe about computational maths, solitons and some experiences from his PhD and postdoc years! 01:20 - Paul Introduction 05:45 - Computational maths module 09:19 - Teaching experiences 15:50 - Mathematical Journey up to now 22:33 - The aim of a postdoc & solitons 37:20 - On writing a book 46:01 - Nothing interesting/ switching it around 47:00 - Paul’s experience in finance 58:52 - The theme song to a theorem

Welcome to Bridging Borders, a podcast hosted by two South Asian women, one Indian, one Pakistani, who are rewriting the stories they grew up with. In this episode of Bridging Borders, two brown girls (Indian & Pakistani) unpack what it really means to grow up under beauty standards shaped by colonialism, culture and social media. From body ideals to pretty privilege, ” we explore how beauty standards follow us across borders, and how they change depending on where you are. We share confidence tips collected from listener surveys and practical advice that actually helps. We close with a heartfelt letter to our younger selves, reminding every listener that your worth was never found in a bottle of cream. This episode isn’t about becoming “prettier” —it’s about reclaiming confidence, self-worth, and identity on your own terms.

In this episode of Deeping your FYP, we discuss TikTok’s romanticisation of 2016. 2016 marks the start of Gen Z’s interaction with social media. From: dabs, Musical.ly, Justin Bieber, to Brexit and Trump’s election, we look at why we idealise 2016.