In recent years there’s been a renaissance of interest in psychedelics in the West, on a scale not seen since the first wave of medical research in the 1950s and 60s. Drugs like DMT, ketamine and psilocybin (the psychoactive compound in magic mushrooms), are now being researched as medications to take alongside therapy for the treatment of various …

In recent years there’s been a renaissance of interest in psychedelics in the West, on a scale not seen since the first wave of medical research in the 1950s and 60s. Drugs like DMT, ketamine and psilocybin (the psychoactive compound in magic mushrooms), are now being researched as medications to take alongside therapy for the treatment of various …

In recent years there’s been a renaissance of interest in psychedelics in the West, on a scale not seen since the first wave of medical research in the 1950s and 60s. Drugs like DMT, ketamine and psilocybin (that’s the psychoactive compound in magic mushrooms), are now being researched as medications to take alongside therapy for the treatment of v…

Since becoming a parent to a now-toddler, Samira Shackle has been bombarded with advice on social media - sometimes useful, sometimes not-so. She meets Helen Oliver, mother to two teenagers and school counsellor, to discuss navigating this online world and the affect it has on mothers, in particular. Samira Shackle is a journalist and the author of…

Since becoming a parent to a now-toddler, Samira Shackle has been bombarded with advice on social media - sometimes useful, sometimes not-so. She meets Lucy Jones, mother-of-three, to discuss navigating this online world and the affect it has on mothers, in particular. Samira Shackle is a journalist and the author of Karachi Vice: Life and Death in…

Nathan Filer wants to know how to talk to his children about pornography, and in a frank discussion, consults Justin Hancock, a sex and relationships educator. Produced in Bristol by Sally HeavenBy BBC Radio 4

Nathan Filer wants to know how to talk to his children about pornography, and in a frank discussion, consults Erika Lust, director and producer of ethical and feminist porn. Produced in Bristol by Sally HeavenBy BBC Radio 4

Nathan Filer wants to know how to talk to his children about pornography, and in a frank discussion, consults Sara Pascoe, who has written about porn in her book 'Sex Power Money'. Produced in Bristol by Sally HeavenBy BBC Radio 4

'The Real Housewives...' is a reality TV series that follows groups of successful glamorous women as they go about their daily lives. The series began in Orange County in 2006 but quickly spread to other cities in the USA and even further afield, and radio and TV presenter Nikki Bedi absolutely loves them. She is drawn in by the drama of these wome…

'The Real Housewives...' is a reality TV series that follows groups of successful glamorous women as they go about their daily lives. The series began in Orange County in 2006 but quickly spread to other cities in the USA and even further afield, and radio and TV presenter Nikki Bedi absolutely loves them. She is drawn in by the drama of these wome…

Greetings Feature Buffies we are back with a very special episode, guests Mike Peters and Bill Russum and Myself collided again to review another film, 1990 Goodfellas. So start whipping those pistols, flush the stash and enjoy the review! Follow us A feature like this Instagram & Facebook Homebrewed Comedy Sara's Instagram…

Benji Webbe's memories of Reggae began with his parents' record collection and the 'blues' parties his brother held when their Dad was away, when the furniture in the front room was replaced with huge wardrobe speakers and curried goat would be cooking in the kitchen. After several attempts to forge a career in Reggae, Benji started writing rock so…

In the 1960s George Price moved to London from Jamaica. George took his knowledge of Jamaican music and started importing records into the UK, becoming the only place to sell vinyl from famed record label Studio One. George sold these records to sound-systems and DJs and in doing so helped establish and grow Reggae music across the UK. He opened hi…

Jamie Dornan - star of Fifty Shades and The Fall - played conflict photographer Paul Conroy in A Private War. Paul has travelled back from the frontline in Ukraine to talk to Jamie about the role, what he did to prepare, and whether he can still manage a decent scouse accent. Future interviewees in the series include Greg Wise (Mountbatten in The C…

Greetings Feature Buffies on this episode I was super excited to review the 2018 horror film Hereditary and I also wanted to review with guy pal Marty so I brought both worlds together and boom! So stay awake from peanuts and enjoy! follow the socials A Feature Like This Instagram & Facebook Marty Sara Homebrewed Comedy…

Greetings Feature Buffies, on this episode I was joined by a good pal, Akash to review a Stanley Kubrick, 1999 film, Eyes Wide Shut. So remember that second password and enjoy! Internet Jazz A Feature Like This Instagram & Facebook Homebrewed Comedy Akash SaraBy Sara Cartwright

Presenter Angellica Bell talks to therapist Alice Bearn about starting new chapters in life. From cycling, to running to finding a new job - what are the barriers to making change? Producer: Melanie PearsonA BBC Audio Bristol production for BBC Radio 4By BBC Radio 4

Presenter Angellica Bell approaches life with a mindset of ‘it’s never too late to start something new’. Shaped by personal experiences of bereavement, this mantra has guided her when starting new hobbies and seeking to experience life in a more enhancing, fulfilling way. In this episode, Angellica talks to chef Nadiya Hussain. Nadiya won The Great…

Are we as obsessed as ever with not wanting to look old? And does the beauty industry respond to or fuel that desire? BBC business correspondent Dharshini David and cosmetic dermatologist Dr Sam Bunting discuss people's motivation for wanting beauty treatments and procedures, the way advertising has changed over the years, and the ethics of the ind…

Are we as obsessed as ever with not looking old? It's six years since US beauty magazine Allure banned the term "anti-ageing" in its publications, and some big cosmetic brands have tried to portray a more positive attitude towards getting older. But with huge demand for so-called "tweakments" like Botox injections, does the "anti-ageing" narrative …

Presenter of The Great Pottery Throwdown Keith Brymer-Jones finds that watching people create pottery often moves him to tears. In this episode he talks to psychotherapist Susie Orbach about why we cry and how it can be a form of communication. Produced by Caitlin Hobbs for BBC AudioBy BBC Radio 4

Keith Brymer-Jones from the Great Pottery Throwdown has become known for being moved to tears by a pot someone has crafted. In this episode of One to One, he talks to ex-serviceman Craig Mealing who is recovering from PTSD, about dealing with emotions and learning to cry. Produced by Caitlin Hobbs for BBC Audio…

Greetings Feature Buffies, to celebrate my birthday last month, I decided to bring on my gal pal, Kasey Nicholson to review the 1992 Comedy-horror film, Death Becomes Her. So keep those sleep gloves on and Enjoy! Internet Jazz A Feature Like This Facebook & Instagram (suggest what movie I should review for my next solo episode) Sara's Instagram Hom…

Heyy Feature Buffies, on this episode I finally was able to get my good friend Jay Yoder, to help me review the 2005 crime-drama film, Lord of War. So beware of the dog and ENJOY! Internet Jazz below Instagrams Jay Yoder, Sara Cartwright A Feature Like This Others, A Feature Like This Facebook Homebrewed Comedy Seriously Dad Pod The Chatty Hacks…

Greetings Feature Buffies, This is a super special episode. While working and visiting my friends Sean and Patrick Troutman in NYC, we decided to watch and review the 2023 Scream 6. This is a spoilers warning. (we don't go into major plot details till 12mins in) Enjoy! Keep up that internet jazz A Feature Like This -Instagram -Facebook Sara Cartwri…

Football writer Suzy Wrack talks to urban geographer and professor at Boston University, Loretta Lees, about how growing up on council estates shaped their lives, and led them to studying the impact of space and design. Produced for BBC Audio by Caitlin Hobbs.By BBC Radio 4

Football writer Suzy Wrack meets with Joanne Marsden to share their stories of growing up on council estates. Suzy grew up in on an estate in north east London, while Joanne was born on Park Hill estate in Sheffield; the council block inspired by the French architect Le Corbusier, who designed high-rises with community in mind. They discuss his ide…

Ellie Gibson has spent her life playing and writing about video games. It is a passion that she enjoys sharing with her son but as a parent she's become interested in the impact games play on the mind and behaviour. It's an emerging area of science and one that's frequently skewed by fevered debates about whether games are "good" or "bad". Ellie's …

Bonjour Feature Buffies, Sorry on the delayed episodes. No need to fret because just like our other upcoming reviews this episode coming back after winter hiatus is such a banger because I had the pleasure of bringing on another married couple Karrah and Chris William from the I'm Annoyed Podcast. We reviewed the Mary-Kate & Ashley Film, Passport t…

Keza MacDonald left home at sixteen to work in video games journalism, and when she first met Ellie Gibson on a trip her glasses were held together by sticky tape. Ellie was already established in the industry and became a mentor to Keza. They talk about what it was like being one of only a handful of women working in video games journalism at the …

Imagine this: you've spent months, years even, working on a show. Now it's press night. Sat in a silent row, or peppered around the theatre, are the people whose life's work is to criticise yours - the critics. So what’s it like when your lovingly crafted new play opens and you see them out there, ready to tell the world what they think of it? Top …

As a journalist who investigates human rights abuses and conflict in countries that can be tricky to operate in, Ramita Navai is good at compartmentalising the trauma she's seen and feels mentally resilient. But when her own father died three years ago, she was - and still is - overwhelmed by the grief. She talks to bestselling author and friend, R…

Ramita Navai is a foreign affairs journalist who investigates human rights abuses and conflict around the world. She has reported from war zones and hostile territories in over forty countries, and although good at compartmentalising the trauma she's witnessed, nothing could prepare her for the grief she felt when her own father died three years ag…

What's it really like wielding the little notebook of doom or glory? Sarah Crompton, theatre critic for What's On Stage and dance critic for The Observer, tells all to broadcaster Luke Jones, who once dipped his toe into that world himself. They talk warm white wine, the imagined audience, vomiting and the most unforgiveable critical gaffe of all. …

Greetings Feature Buffies, Officially wrapping up Spooky Season of '22, I wanted review horror movie that wraps up all horror movies, with the request of my guest and new friend Mike Celona , we reviewed the 2011 film, Cabin In The Woods. Enjoy! Doin' that Internet Jazz A Feature Like This Instagram & Facebook Follow Mike Celona Sara's Instagram Ho…

Greetings Feature Buffies, on this episode I wanted to bring back our classic halloween-lover guest, Heidi Blackwelll, to review one of her favorite horror films from the 90's, that's right we reviewed the 1998 horror classic , The Faculty. So stay smart, hydrated and enjoy our review. Follow The Socials A Feature Like This Instagram & Facebook Fol…

Hark Feature Buffies, to keep spooky season in motion I decided to review a new horror classic. So I Holla'd to my best friend, Matt Buchanan and we review the 2019 film, The Lighthouse. Enjoy! Follow The Socials A Feature Like This Instagram & Facebook Matt's IG Sara's IG Homebrewed ComedyBy Sara Cartwright

BBC Radio 1Xtra's Reece Parkinson meets Dr Lucy Chambers from Diabetes UK to discuss type 1 diabetes, swap stories about travel, and talk about the future for diabetes treatment. Producer: Melanie PearsonBy BBC Radio 4

BBC Radio 1Xtra DJ and long distance runner Reece Parkinson meets Welsh athlete Melanie Stephenson-Gray to talk about type 1 diabetes and how it impacts their lives and love of sport. Producer: Melanie PearsonBy BBC Radio 4

Hey Feature Buffies, Welcome to Spooky Season Y'all. To kick it off I wanted to review a horror movie that scared me as a child. So I holla'd to our season 2 returning guest Tyler Wegert to help me review the 1973 film, The Exorcist. So say a prayer and Enjoy! Behind The Scenes Of The Exorcist YouTube Clip Here Follow on the Socials A Feature Like …

In 2014 the biologist and presenter Gillian Burke joined a community choir in Falmouth in a bid to strengthen her voice. Singing is Gillian's passion and it's her way of switching off from work and the pressures of life. In this third programme Gillian speaks to the conductor of The Kingdom Choir, Karen Gibson. Karen grew up singing in church and G…

In 2014 the biologist and presenter Gillian Burke joined a community choir in Falmouth in a bid to strengthen her voice. Singing is Gillian's passion and it's her way of switching off from work and the pressures of life. In this second programme Gillian delves deeper into the mechanics of gospel music and asks Musical Director Richard Penrose exact…

In 2014 the biologist and presenter Gillian Burke joined a community choir in Falmouth in a bid to strengthen her voice. Singing is Gillian's passion and it's her way of switching off from work and the pressures of life. Ley Adewole is the Director of the Falmouth Community Gospel Choir. Ley began singing in a Pentecostal church in Coventry; she jo…

Hey Feature Buffies, on this episode I wanted to review that's been on my list for awhile. So I holla'd to my friend, Mike O'Donnell, to review the 1987 action Sci-fi film, Predator. So grab that mud bath and enjoy! **NOTE: Please Don't mind my voice getting caught in the box fan, ( Don't hate, it was hot that day) Follow our socials A Feature Like…

Hayy Feature Buffies, After turning 30 this year, I felt I finally deserved to bring on one of my favorite pal gals, Ashley Pontius, who also just turned 30. We decided to review the 2004 Rom-Com film, 13 Going On 30. So grab those depends and spanx and Enjoy! Follow The Socials Ashley's Instagram Sara's A Feature Like This Instagram & Facebook Hom…

The biggest hello Feature Buffies, I came to the studio with another lesson in Love. So I decided to solo review The 2004 Romance Film, The Notebook. Enjoy and Much Love To You. C.Wright Studios Homebrewed Comedy Follow The Socials A Feature Like This Instagram & Facebook Sara's InstagramBy Sara Cartwright

Emma Garland lives in London but was born in Wales. Welsh stand up queen Kiri Pritchard-McLean has returned to her roots in Anglesey and she explores hiraeth in her latest tour ... hiraeth being Welsh for a sense of longing for your home. So what is this draw both of them clearly feel, and can you be Welsh if you don't speak Welsh? Emma Garland was…

Emma and Mike have done a kind of cultural house swap - Emma left South Wales when she was 18 and is now London-based. Mike left England over two decades ago and has learnt to speak Welsh. So which of them is more Welsh? Emma Garland was born in Ynysybwl. She writes for Dazed, Vice and Rolling Stone magazine. Mike Parker lives in Powys and is the a…

Before her life as a financial journalist began, Felicity Hannah could more often be found wearing a top hat, leading tourists round the ghostly streets beneath Edinburgh. She loves sudden startles and that sense of creeping enjoyable fear in person, in books and on screen, but she wants to know why. Why are some humans wired to get a thrill out of…

Spooky tour guide turned financial journalist Felicity Hannah wants to know why being scared can feel so good. Why do we frighten ourselves for fun? Why do we love scary stories and terrifying TV? She asks Neil Gaiman, author of Coraline, The Graveyard Book, Neverwhere and The Sandman – a storyteller who knows all about the power of fear to fascina…