RAM AIR RADIO

RamAirRadio

Science EN ↓ 28 episoder

Ram Air Radio is the Student Radio for The University of Bradford run by students for students. To get involved, send an email to student-radio@ubu.bradford.ac.uk

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21. mar 2024

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Broken Record EP 1; Is Afrobeats the New Wave? 17.04.2023

The Rise of Afrobeats and the Fall of Hip Hop Spotify streaming numbers and billboard chart data for afro beats acts like Rema, Tems, Burna Boy, Davido, Wizkid Afrobeats artists climb to the billboard top 10 with international collaborations (Rema ft Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber ft Wizkid, Tems ft Drake. Are the originals better than the remixes? Why is hip-hop on the decline? The vulgarity of the...

The Powder Room 17.04.2023

Mariam, Tkay and Sabrina. In this episode Mariam, Sabrina and Tkay discussed the societies double standards with women , body image and how to grow your confidence as a woman

Blacksatino Chats on Devastating Earth Quake in Turkey and Syria With Dr Anand Prathivadi 13.03.2023

Cynthia, Adeoye and Cole had a chat with Professor Anand about the Earthquake in Turkey/Syria Dr Anand is a specialist in environmental economics and public policy with a focus on the interface of urban economy, environment and sustainability. Dr Anand has held various leadership positions including as the Head of Centre for International Development at Bradford (2010-2015).

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