Hello there, we're heading for your airwaves once again. It's the second episode of our weird and wonderful news podcast, this week is entitled 'Sex, drugs and vindaloo', and if that doesn't entice you I don't know what will!

Broken Promises

Four Fingers

Episode2 - Sex, Drugs And Vindaloo

http://birminghameastside.com/2018/01/16/sutton-coldfield-community-group-delighted-at-library-volunteer-response/

Folio Wrap

Toby Young Wrap

Sports Voice Piece

Kath Scott Council

Children Captive VP

Alex De Ruyter clip

Dave Travers - Boldmere St Michaels

Football can spark imagination, and the narratives associated with it often evoke literary comparisons. That relationship is perhaps best encapsulated in Fever Pitch – the Nick Hornby novel that inspired a generation of young football fans. That relationship between writing and football then became more prevalent, with ‘fanzines’ being sold outside of stadiums all around the UK. Fanzines are fan magazines that are produced about specific clubs, and one of the longest running publications is The Square Ball. Following Leeds United, they have produced fanzines for over 25 years. But in the age of 24/7 news and ‘fan TV’ channels, does the traditional still have a place in modern football? Calum Archibald reports.

The Square Ball Feature.

A brand new podcast, focusing on the relationship between Mental Health and Football. Speaking Out.