Where are the sad girls now?
6 Mins read
Is the sad girl subculture still relevant in 2022?
Miley Cyrus said transitioning into the glamorous popstar gave her body dysmorphia. Does the new gen’s focus on transition videos take away from social media being a safe space?
Tide Pods and other forbidden fruit
10 Mins read
Weird cravings, Internet challenges and possible stupidity.
A look into the Tumblrcore style, the romanticisation of mental health issues, and 2014 fashion coming back
Unbagged: Contemporary art in a shopping bag.
1 Mins read
We meet the frequently ‘masked in plastic’ Wolverhampton artist known as the ‘Baglord’ and his band.
Van Gogh Alive: Making art instagrammable
4 Mins read
In our age of social media, are immersive art exhibitions set up purely with instagrammability in mind?
Increasingly, the term ’vanilla’ has been used as a negative way of describing intimacy. But what’s wrong with enjoying something classic?
How do we, an always hungry, always online audience, contribute to content creator burn-out? And how can those who suffer in their social media job get out of it?
In this episode we ask whether our dependency on social media indicates a need for stronger regulation? Futurologist Ian Pearson and LCC students tell us what they think.
In this episode we explore the future of relationships, including how polyamorous and long distance relationships are becoming the norm, with personal accounts of couples in the UK and Denmark.