The Beth Hemmings Show: Recent Episodes
Beth Hemmings
Our world always seems to be changing before our very eyes- it can be unnerving and exciting, confusing yet intriguing. On The Beth Hemming show, we delve into what it means to be human. We investigate phenomenon’s that have changed our society and our means of interacting with each other. Together, we’ll investigate and discuss, and provide expert insights so the world doesn’t feel as scary. Let’s evolve together.
This installment of The Beth Hemmings Show (originally featured on Manchester's Reform Radio), features an investigation into post university mental health problems.
The show offers stories from graduates who have been struggling post- uni, we discuss Covid-19 and how it has affected the graduate job market and advice from mental health practitioners from Manchester Mind and the University of Manchester.
Originally featured on Manchester's Reform Radio, this installment of The Beth Hemmings Show is a celebration of the LGBTQ+ community here in Manchester.
Pride may be over for another year but the fight for equality is a year round battle.
On the show we heard from TV superstar and androgynous unicorn Cheddar Gorgeous. Manchester Pride's CEO Mark Fletcher- discussing the importance of the MCR Pride festival and their year round charity work. LGBT+ radio station, Gaydio's Matt Crabb about having LGBT+ representation in broadcasting and Gareth Smith from Si Walking Tours Manchester- to talk us through some of Manchester's LGBT+ history.
This installment of The Beth Hemmings Show (originally featured on Manchester's Reform Radio) delves into the climate crisis.
It discusses how #COVID19 will affect the climate discussion, how the climate crisis will impact the likelihood of future pandemics and how colonialism and racism ties into the climate crisis.
Guests on the show include: The Chair of microbiology and Immunology at the John Hopkins Bloomberg's School of Public Health, Dr Arturo Casadevall.
Extinction Rebellion's political liaison and previous Councillor of the Green Party, Rupert Read.
Kim Bryan from anti-fossil fuel activism group 350.org and Joycelyn Longdon, race and climate change activist and founder of the online community Climate in Colour.