The Avenues Youth Project

Controversy is the main topic of discussion as the girls contribute different hot takes about things from social media, eating habits and friendships. 

Queen of cooking Tyane has begun a new podcast series Real Talk - she sits down weekly with our Secondary Zone members to discuss thought-provoking topics. Check out episode 1!

Mia is back, with her podcast series Inside A Little Mind - this time catching up with secondary school student Daisy, and Year 6 student Retaj, to indentify differences in their education and school environment with statisics and personal experiences.

Suleekha is in the hot-seat yet again to discuss all things relating to confidence. Nicole who runs our podcasting programme, sits down with Suleekha to better understand how she navigates confidence in her every day life.

Meet Elly, a huge KATSEYE fan. She spills the tea on all things relating to the group.  Listen to find out what she has to say about them!

Catching up with Yara to understand her thoughts on leaving primary school. We also hear from Year 11 student Millie, who shares some advice with Yara about adjusting to secondary school!

Alessia gives us a tourist guide to Sham El Sheik in Egypt, after an exciting holiday. 

Mia and Millie join Suleekah in the conversation on self-care, reflecting on the challenges that led them to taking care of their mental and emotional well-being.

In a conscious effort to prioritise self-care. Suleekha, Millie and Mia explore challenges in teen culture in this two-part episode. In Part 1, Suleekha reflects on personal trials that have encouraged self-care resolutions.

Daisy puts the "E" in eclectic - her taste in music varies from tempo to genre. She sits down with Nicole who oversees Radio and Podcasting for The Avenues, discussing who she preses play on depending on her mood.

**SPOILERS**  Amirah takes us to The Upside Down reviewing her favourite series to date - Stranger Things!

Yara delivers a snappy podcast about her favourite artist, who has she chosen? Press play to find out!

Teyana compares 2016 to 2026 comparing entertainment, fashion world views and more!

Ava joined us for the first time during Feburary Half Term talking us through her favourite artists and their albums, and tracks from those albums.

Nevaeh talks about her favourite team, players and joined by Alessia discuss who they think is the most under-rated player

Danny shares interesting facts about Neanderthals, and along with his sister Poppy, Eyosyas, Poppy B and Miriam, they share theories behind extinction of dinosaurs.

Archie talks all things football with podcast and radio youth worker Nicole. From favourite teams to over-rated players, Archie gives his opinion's on The Big Game!

Introducing a new series by Mia, who explores complex topics affecting young people. In her first episode she is joined by Daisy and Julia, discussing what body image means to them and how it's currently impacting their generation. 

Mia is back, shining a spotlight on what mental health means to her and her peers. Joined by Millie, Victoria, Alex and Layaan - they discuss contributing factors impacting mental health and navigating through challenges.

As Summer draws to a close, Friday Seniors reflect on what to and what not to do when it comes to flexing those summer styles. Stay ahead of the game for Summer 26'!

Forward-thinking Tia shares her opinion on the war in Gaza, Palestine. Discussing whether world leaders play a crucial part in the on-going conflict.

Nazareth and Eyosyas discuss their favourite films from Sony and Dreamworks. They breakdown their favourite films from each entertainment brand.  

Monty is back, and he's got another weird and wonderful animal on his list. If you didn't know about Star-nosed Mole, you'll be well informed after this episode.

Developing their vocals and breaking the modelling industry see's these girls reflecting on interests, hidden talents along  with honest area's of improvement.

Our budding presenters from the holiday programme team up to discuss a range of likes and dislikes