Becca Inglis

With intolerance and inequality increasingly normalised by the day, it's more important than ever for women to share their experiences. We must hold the truth to account in the midst of sensationalism and international political turmoil. Nasty Women is a collection of essays, interviews and accounts on what it is to be a woman in the 21st century.

People, politics, pressure, punk.

Making the transition from treasured DJ to acclaimed author has been a big move for Annie Macmanus. Ahead of her Book Festival appearance, she talks to us about her ‘weird rebirth’ and discovering a sense of belonging as an Irish woman in England

Reuben Kaye has been in the eye of a media storm this year, facing religious outrage and death threats. The self-described ‘actress, model and award-winning cry for help’ defiantly tells us that he’s not taking it lying down

Reggae legend Levi Roots chats about his first foray into the world of musical theatre with Sound Clash: Death in the Arena

London’s Sabrina channels classic rave NRG in her high-speed, peak-time mix for the Fresh Kicks series, and chats to Becca Inglis about growing up in the squat party scene,

In 1994, the Stones wanted to make history as the first band to perform live on the internet – but a group of scientists had other ideas

Vegans eat more ultra-processed foods than any other diet. How bad is that really for health and the environment?

As a housing crisis hits the countryside and forces locals out in droves, Rebecca Smith's debut reflects on the rural working class culture that could be lost

It’s easy to think of high rents and poor quality homes as an issue confined to Britain’s cities – but a new book sheds light on how the situation is just as bleak in rural areas

Riverside Festival is celebrating a decade of bringing the best electronic music to Glasgow. We talk to women DJs about how things have changed in that time and their continuing fight to level the playing field in a male-dominated scene

Queer Irish rockers Pillow Queens chat to us about the changing social landscape of their homeland and ponder if we’re living through a golden age of non-male guitar bands

Upon the release of her debut solo album, Alison Goldfrapp speaks to Becca Inglis about leaning into dance music, the fetishisation of youth and making the most of life

In his new podcast, Jon Ronson investigates an astonishing story of high society, neo-Nazis and US domestic terrorism. We find out what drew the journalist back to this strange tale of heiress Carole Howe

The Newcastle DJ/producer Ben Hemsley details his dance floor beginnings, the crowds at Creamfields, and his potent blend of house, rave, and trance that is flourishing throughout clubland.

What is solarpunk, and can it really save us from the climate crisis? We explore the sci-fi art movement that's preaching radical optimism and politics