In April, Make (Good) Trouble worked alongside photographic artist and artist facilitator Lindsey Smith, to help seven young players, aged between 12 and 14, interview legends of the game, and those working in and playing football today. The resulting podcast series gives us real insights into what it was like to be a player in the 1960s and ‘70s, and how that is changing for those involved in the game today.

Goal Power: former German international Petra Landers chats with Caitlin and Lili

Goal Power:  Former Brighton player Eileen Bourne chats with Bo and Rosa

Goal Power: A fascinating conversation between young female footballers, aged 12-14, from Sussex

Make (Good) Trouble's BBC Raising Teens radio show
Listen to every episode here: https://www.makegoodtrouble.co.uk/our-work/raising-teens/

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The Wakehurst Work Experience Podcast - episode 1
This podcast was created by the team of work experience students in collaboration with Make (Good) Trouble and Wakehurst, RBG Kew. 2024

Orchids, Poo Sprinkles and Us

The Wakehurst Work Experience Podcast - episode 2
This podcast was created by the team of work experience students in collaboration with Make (Good) Trouble and Wakehurst, RBG Kew. 2024

Angry Ponds and Nuclear Spreadsheets

Teen Tunes, created by Freya and Ben, is a delightful dive into the roots of their passion for music. 

 This podcast was created for Coastal Catalyst with the help of Make (Good) Trouble. Coastal Catalyst is a project supported by Future Creators, Brighton Dome, Talent Accelerator and Arts Council England.

Teen Tunes with Freya and Ben

The Things We're Passionate About is created by media students from Brighton Aldridge Community Academy. Their podcast focuses on a number of big issues they care about: from bringing more colour into our city and better buses to the cost of living, the minimum wage, women's rights, litter and secure housing.

 This podcast was created for Coastal Catalyst with the help of Make (Good) Trouble. Coastal Catalyst is a project supported by Future Creators, Brighton Dome, Talent Accelerator and Arts Council England.

Things We're Passionate About

The Wakehurst Work Experience Podcast - episode 3
This podcast was created by the team of work experience students in collaboration with Make (Good) Trouble and Wakehurst, RBG Kew. 2025

Carrots, Caffeine and Conservation

The Wakehurst Work Experience Podcast - episode 4
This podcast was created by the team of work experience students in collaboration with Make (Good) Trouble and Wakehurst, RBG Kew. 2025

Seeds, Soil and Strange Questions

Historian Lucy Noakes talks to Daisy about how women were affected by the Great War, what life was like for women, and why their stories are still important today. 
Read the transcript: http://www.wearepoppy.org/interviews/transcript-interview-about-women-in-ww1/
www.wearepoppy.org
A Make (Good) Trouble Production supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund
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We Are Poppy

We Are Poppy: Women in WW1

Historian and therapist Denise Poynter talks to Daisy and Amelie about her search for elusive records about women who suffered from trauma and shellshock in World War One. Denise’s work shines a light on women’s experiences of war trauma, long ignored by historians until fairly recently. Denise argues that women working near the front as nurses and VADs showed the same symptoms as men when it came to shell shock and trauma. Her discovery in the archives of a doctor's note reading: "the report on her transfer was shellshock", became the title of her thesis into the subject. 
Read the transcript: http://www.wearepoppy.org/interviews/transcript-women-and-shellshock-in-ww1/
www.wearepoppy.org
A Make (Good) Trouble Production supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund
© Make (Good) Trouble CIC

We Are Poppy: Women and shellshock in WW1

Creating the sound of a hospital in World War One. Part of We Are Poppy project
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A Make (Good) Trouble Production supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund
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Poppy project: Hospital scene

A conversation between today’s teens and the young women who lived through the trauma of World War One.
Part of a project called We Are Poppy which explores women’s experiences of the First World War and how the War affected their mental health. It is a story developed and told by young people who ask: what has changed for women in the past 100 years, and which challenges do we still face today?  Created in a time of Covid-19 and lockdown, there are new parallels to be explored.
www.wearepoppy.org
A Make (Good) Trouble Production supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund
© Make (Good) Trouble CIC

Dear Poppy: WW1 podcast made by teens

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