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Politics & social justice
Welcome to the debrief podcast, a guide through life as young women in a society built on trends, beauty standards, and gender expectations.
Welcome to The Road Not Taken, the podcast where we ask, "What if the things that happened in history… did not happen?"
It’s the 40th anniversary of the end of the UK miners’ strike. What legacy does it leave, and what can we learn from it today?
Since the government mandated decolonization in Welsh museums, how can the coal heritage tell vistors local history while confronting historical injustice?
Netflix’s Adolescence has brought attention to toxic masculinity influencers and the manosphere. How is this impacting young men in Cardiff?
The family of four, with two young children aged six and seven, was granted refugee status after fleeing a military coup in their country.
The UK Government has announced £5 billion in cuts to disability benefits, what impact will this have on people with disabilities in Cardiff?
Welsh slave owning past has resurfaced as descendants uncover their ancestors' deep ties. So is it time for Wales to reckon with its past?
Advocates are calling for Welsh government action to expand toy libraries. Could this initiative help families and benefit the environment?
Welsh Senedd elections are just a year away. We dig into Nigel Farage led party's campaign to see if it can win power in a Labour fortress.
A Scottish journalist shares her book and experiences on the Ukraine war in Cardiff. What has time in Ukraine taught this reporter about the war?
A Cardiff student leads a campus movement calling for abandoning Capitalism. What exactly makes young generations so concerned?
Michael Sheen highlights the debt crisis for low incomes. A Welsh financial institution explains why it's time for the Fair Banking Act now.
The government has announced new funding for a trailblazing mentorship programme for women and minority groups.
As the U.S. navigates trade wars and policy shifts following the appointment of Trump as president, how are Americans in Cardiff reacting to this?
Patrick Jones travelled to Palestine, where he witnessed people living under occupation. His poems capture the experiences and sorrows of Palestinians.
Campaigners are also boycotting Tesco Bank which uses Barclays infrastructure for its personal banking services.
To mark two years since Greece’s deadliest train crash met with allegations of a government coverup. How are Greek communities fighting for justice?
Persian LGBT+ Asylum Seekers are having a meet-up in Cardiff next week. How hard is it being an LGBT+ asylum seeker in Cardiff?
Given the Labour government getting tough on migrants, the commitment is welcome. However, a Cardiff charity asks if it's backed by action.
Cardiff government is pushing taxi drivers to switch to electric vehicles. Is Cardiff’s green transport scheme truly benefiting taxi drivers?
A recent case in Wales reignites fears that many still overlook coercive control as a crime. Could this be a turning point?
Donald Trump appears to align himself with Russian rhetoric over war in Ukraine. What do Ukrainians think of Wales and their country's future?
Ethnic minorities are the least represented in the Welsh environmental sector for various reasons, and it's about time something is done about it.
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Cardiff’s first Pride march, how important are universities at helping the LGBTQ+ community today.
UK government banned contract cheating in 2022 but essay mills are still everywhere. How do they work, and how can academic honesty be upheld?
The Welsh Government has outlawed greyhound racing, hailed as a triumph for animal welfare but leaving racing enthusiasts mourning.
The University is set to make major staff and school cuts amid financial crisis. So what may this mean for those affected, its future and the local economy?
The Prime Minster joined HIV awareness campaigners to challenge stigma and promote the benefits of testing.
The cost of living in the UK has been rising, adding financial pressure on students. Is the UK still an affordable place for international students?
Women say they are being overlooked for promotions and accused of faking pain to get sick leave in the workplace.
Many riders work over 10 hours daily or on multiple platforms, often earning below minimum wage after deducting expenses like fuel and maintenance.
Acorn members and council cabinets discuss empty property tax and winter fuel support scheme to address the cost-of-living crisis
The choir has raised over￡9000 through a series of musical events to support freedom and peace in Gaza, turning passion for music into activism.
Lynne Thomas, who runs the INKSPLOTT website, provides interviews and fact-checks of candidates to provide relevant information to the community.
Led by Donkeys discussed the future of UK politics, its challenges, and ‘optimism in action’ at a panel discussion in Cardiff.
Splott Community Volunteers were awarded Volunteer Group of the Year at the Cardiff Volunteer Awards ahead of their 10th anniversary.
Cycling campaign suggests Cardiff should follow London’s example to build cycle hangers to encourage more short rides.
High inflation and online shopping challenge Cardiff’s Christmas Market, leaving traders finding creative ways to attract cautious consumers.
A petition against Winter Fuel Payment cuts gathers over 28,500 signatures from Wales.
This week, MPs will vote whether to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales. But, what do people in Cardiff think?
The 'Defnyddia dy Gymraeg' campaign gives organisations the opportunity to promote their Welsh language services.
Parish Priest Nicholas Price said the bill to legalise assisted suicide in England and Wales is a slippery slope which is being rushed into law.
The newly opened kitchen at Llanrumney Hub is offering an inclusive space with tailored activities, for all residents and community members.
Run by a supportive organisation in Splott, the podcast features personal stories of asylum seekers and refugees.
A local campaign group has informed the Welsh Government 17,000 teacher are needed to support One Million Welsh speakers target by 2050.
Parents of Cardiff gathered in front of the Cardiff castle on monday, urging the British government to take steps to end the sufferings of the children in Gaza.
A unique sharing platform helps residents navigate economic challenges.
As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza intensified, people in Cardiff who care about the situation in Palestine organized a peaceful march, a scholar gave a speech.
Opera management's plans to lay off one-third chorus members and reduce pay by 15% is facing stiff resistance from singers.
Twenty-one sites across the city will now be safeguarded for community play and sports.
Welsh Labour Party Candidate Anny Anderson is quick to brush off accusations of nepotism but wants to carry on her mother’s legacy.
The co-ordinator of a Cardiff food charity says it’s time for the government to step up and start dealing with food poverty and not leave it to charities to deal with the problem.
700 taxi drivers in Cardiff are challenged by ride hailing platforms and the lack of support from the council.
Locals say Cardiff Council lacks vision to promote Welsh language in low-income areas like Grangetown and Butetown.
Immigration is an issue that the UK government has been dealing with for a long time, but immigration is still a high concern for British society.
How is Trump's election going to impact the lives of the people of UK? We hit the street to get an answer for you.
With many delays and cancellations throughout the UK, we asked the people of Cardiff how reliable they think public transport is.
The debate if UK can shell out billions of pounds to repair the damage done across the world has been polarising.
As Trump’s climate policies rippled across the globe, locals felt the impact too.
According to surveys, more than 70% of women in the United Kingdom have experienced sexual harassment in public places.
Jacob Rees-Mogg faced protests from students at the university’s student union, so what does this mean for freedom of speech?
Splott Community Volunteers recently held an event to advise how energy bills can be reduced, but just how much are Cardiff residents struggling?
The 20mph speed limit is set to be reversed across Wales amid public outcry but what does this mean for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians alike?
In an effort to support vulnerable communities in Gaza, Human Appeal is hosting a charity sale to raise funds for those afflicted by ongoing conflicts.
NHS waiting times in Wales is ranked as the second worst in the UK, leading to increasing decline in cancer diagnosis and treatment in deprived areas.
Think you know history's heroes? Think again. We delve into history's most celebrated figures, and ask the question: were they truly heroes or anti-heroes?
A potential Trump vs. Biden rematch is expected for year's US elections. How are American expats in the UK reacting to this?
Actors with disabilities face various challenges in the working practices. How is one producer in Cardiff working to make the screen industry more inclusive?
A brand new bus reform is now inspiring Welsh people, but some people in Cardiff felt ‘down in the dumps’ as bus was lost.
Gething becomes Europe's first black head of state. So who exactly is Wales’ new First Minister?
Charity seeks photos of pavement parking in Cardiff to aid visually impaired. Is this a reasonable way to leave your car or does it blight lives?
Prices have just gone up again for rail travel, so do commuters think they are getting value for money on Welsh trains?
It's really hard to find a public toilet in Cardiff. How is the lack of toilets in the city challenging everyday life for people?
Wales is home to a number of inspiring women who redefined history across the fields of education, sport, business, science and politics.
In Wales, many farmers are protesting against the details of the Welsh government's new Sustainable Farming Scheme
Knife crime in Wales has doubled since 2013, a portion of offenses being done by juveniles. How is a Welsh non-profit organization tackling this issue?
Welsh voters could be voting for more Members who won’t appear on the ballot from 2026 – but are the reforms feasible?
An international student in Cardiff was scammed for £120 by fraud information about Taylor Swift’s concert on Twitter.
River activists recently took the government to court for not upholding river regulations for farming. What does this mean for...
With British Home Office announcing minimum pay threshold for Skilled Work visa, blueprints for many international students are now disrupted.
South Wales Police officers interrupted the Pro-Palestine protest taking place on Hays Street, under the claim of the protest not being ‘peaceful’.
Randomly parked cars on the side of the road could lead to a restaurant being forced to close its doors.
Many charities in Cardiff are offering emergency food parcels or hot meals to people suffering from food poverty.
Cardiff ranks in the top two authorities in Wales with the most rough sleepers, according to a new report: what is being done to tackle this problem?
The poverty rate in Wales remains the highest in the UK according to a report, as campaigners demand government support.
The Cardiff Cycling Awards returned for the second time to celebrate the achievements of volunteers and cycling organisations across the city.
Despite government schemes providing free period products, schoolgirls still lack access because the products are locked in cupboards in the toilets.
A campaign aims to highlight the importance of talking to deal with loneliness, an issue that impacts over 1.9 million people in the UK.
Workers and activists in Wales rally for climate justice, demanding a fair transition to sustainable practices for workers and the environment.
Period poverty is an issue that affects many people who menstruate : How is it being addressed in educational spaces?
As domestic abuse cases rise in Wales, it's time to spread awareness and encourage men to take a stand against said violence.
New research in Cardiff finds that many women are afraid to head out after dark. For Cardiff put forward the Women’s Safety Charter to protect women's safety at night.
Cathays' Dar Ul Isra mosque blends festivity with fundraising, featuring food stalls, music, and movie screenings.
People from Ukraine gathered at Cardiff to remind the public of the continuing conflict in Ukraine, urging global support and attention
Peace activists and a large mob gather at the Central Square for a peace rally in hopes of seeking justice for the war-affected in Palestine.
From the BBC building to the National Cardiff Museum, we’ve seen a lot of conflict in recent protests. Mr. Aziz...
The participants took to the streets of Cardiff, hoping to spark a conversation and shine a spotlight on sexual violence.