Antony Stokes on the Foreign Office, Mars and LinkedIn 
‘Greens are the real alternative’: Kathryn Fisher’s hopes for Petersfield council ward
Quickfire
Vienna Kwan sits down with Antony Stokes to discuss all things diplomacy
Tara Buxton talks to Cambridge’s smell expert about the importance of challenging our olfactory aversions
Tara Buxton talks to the lead singer of the pop-rock band about noughties nostalgia and Cambridge May Balls
Isadora Vargas Mafort speaks to Kevin Roberts, archivist at the University Library, about the profession’s daily surprises
Jasmine Heddle-Bacon discusses the perils of perfectionism with the student singer-songwriter
Carissa Wong sits down with Jessie Lau to discuss her journalistic work, ethics and aims
Ben Curtis sits down with Alastair Campbell for an honest conversation about Cambridge and mental health
Quickfire
Tara Buxton talks to assistant manager Jess about the dying art of live music and her personal favourite cocktails
Tara Buxton talks to the founder of The Gentleman to get a glimpse of the student zine scene
Quickfire
Vienna Kwan sits down with Leonie James to discuss her career as a family law barrister
Vienna Kwan sits down with departing Selwyn Master Roger Mosey
Quickfire
Alisha Mafaas sits down with Lindsay Beckett, co-owner of Florey Café, to discuss its opening on Harvey Court, coffee, and community
The three on navigating differences and the political climate at Caius.
Long Read
Abigail Liew discusses the natural world in digital art with Kimverlyn Lim
Hannah Burfield meets Elmaz Asan to discuss raising awareness about the oppression suffered by the Crimean Tatars
Tara Buxton reflects on creating queer spaces with the manager of The Blue Moon
Hannah Burfield speaks to the creative director of the top 10 show
Long Read
Wilf Vall talks to the Russian dissident leader about his time in Cambridge
Haris Khan talks to the podcaster and debater about having intellectual humilty in philosophy and politics
Quickfire
Scotia Smith talks to Valeriya Damola about how students can take care of their mental health
Haris Khan talks to John Armstrong about art, philosophy, and the horror of getting a job
Evie Selby talks to members of the Ukrainian Society about finding community when home is torn apart by war
Florence Thomas talks with Martin Jankowski about literature, censorship, and the never-ending search for funding
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After a tough year for Tories, Ethan Cain talks to Alexander Marshall about what the future holds
