Every week, Michael Ohajuru and Phil Woodford cast their eye over the news and pick out five of the most important, intriguing and inspiring stories. Whether they’re discussing big political developments or the quirky and offbeat, they bring two lifetimes of experience and insight.
It may be News. But is it new?
Laura Stevens
Ella Hatch and Josie Sawtell
Laudable
Realms of Memory
Ben Henderson
The Language Company
National Museums Liverpool
Cufflinks&Creps
ITV News
Loyal Books
Audio Always
Cambridge University
Stay Home Stories
Global Public Policy Institute (GPPi)
The New Statesman
DebSoc
Usha Sahay
Laudable
arabnews
Eleanor Frost
m Owe
Patrick Hickey
Matt Crabb
Newcastle University
Key 103 News
Reach Podcasts
Wave 105 News
In My Own Words
Isabella Banks
Loyal Books
PastPorte: A Time Travelling Podcast
Abdi, Arif, Aslan, Rauf & Riad
Abigail O'Connor
The European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC)
Beth Hemmings
LJMU
The Breaker
vince tracy
Vince Tracy Podcasts
Hayley Flynn
The Conversation
GhanaTalksRadio
WUV
Helder P. M. Lopes
Guardian
Save Rimrose Valley
C.A.2K
Loyal Books
warehouse606
Mark Comerford
BBC Radio 4
At the Brink
Civic Journalism Lab at Newcastle University
BBC World Service
Roland Dransfield
The Academy at the University of Liverpool
Valeria Bonifasi
norwich
Roy Baldwin
None
Loyal Books
None
Ben Gibbs
Campaign Against Arms Trade
nizam.izq
Chadêz
BBC Radio Leeds
Lisa Sunkmanitu Wakan
Show Racism the Red Card
University of Liverpool
Luke Keohane
FACT Liverpool
Michael Petalengro
City of Newcastle
CityCo Manchester
Femi Kumuyi
Aylssa
No Holds Barred
Joshua
Uyi & Mr T
Broken arms productions
Podcasts produced by journalism tutors at Manchester Metropolitan University
Serendipity
Détente Conversations
Listen in Liverpool / The Guide Liverpool
Bishopsgate Institute
National Theatre
Aston University School of Social Sciences and Humanities
Straight Shootin' LJA
Austin Agbo
Leicester Stories
William van der Byl
Jamie Dean
Greater Manchester Moving
Neil John
Laudable
The National Archives
BBC Developer
David Trippier