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  • Green Cambridge: Meat in College

    Green Cambridge: Meat in College
    2025/06/19
    The second episode in Cam FM's documentary series over Easter Term 2025 about a range of sustainability topics from a local perspective – hear episodes first on News Brunch, Sundays at 11. In this episode, Gerry Schmit finds out about the debate over diet in Cambridge colleges, and in particular the question of eating meat.
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  • Green Cambridge: Biodiversity & Land Management

    Green Cambridge: Biodiversity & Land Management
    2025/05/31
    The first episode in Cam FM's documentary series over Easter Term 2025 about a range of sustainability topics from a local perspective – hear episodes first on News Brunch, Sundays at 11. In this episode, Gerry Schmit explores Cambridge City Council's official move away from chemical-based weed management in the city, which took place last month. He speaks to a group who working with the council in its project to abandon herbicides, and takes a look at what it takes to liven up the lawn of a Cambridge college. Thanks to Julia & Ben from pesticidefreecambridge.org and Aramish Fatima, PhD zoology student and Christ's College's MCR Green Officer, for their contributions in this episode.
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  • Jazz Emu, comedian and musician

    Jazz Emu, comedian and musician
    2025/03/25
    In February, Cam FM's Aaron Syposz spoke to Archie Henderson, the man behind the Jazz Emu, a vain, lycra-covered musician famous for his europop-infused hits about everything from the etymology of the word "pineapple" to pretending to be asleep to get out of paying for things (maybe don't try that one at home). Archie is an ex-Cambridge Footlight, so knows the city well. He was particularly stoked to be performing at the Cambridge Junction, which he describes as "a step up from the ADC"! In this interview, Aaron and Archie talk about Jazz's new show, Knight Fever, AI in comedy, Cambridge life and much more besides. This interview was first broadcast on February 23rd 2025 on Cam FM News Brunch.
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  • Esther Magedera, Clarissa's Campaign President

    Esther Magedera, Clarissa's Campaign President
    2025/03/10
    Cam FM is supporting Clarissa's Campaign for Cambridge Hearts for its Lent Bumps coverage this year, so here's another chance to hear Anouk Waller-Sargent's chat with the campaign president, Esther Magedera. Clarissa's Campaign fundraises to give free heart screenings to students, and has become particularly well-known in the Cambridge sport community, of which the campaign's namesake, Clarissa Nicholls, was an active part. Clarissa sadly died in Paris on her MML Year Abroad due to an undiagnosed heart condition, and the campaign, started by her university friends Izzy and Jess, aims to ensure that conditions such as Clarissa's do not go undiagnosed. With the charity's founders having graduated and the campaign having provided heart screenings this term at the University Sports Centre, Anouk chats with Esther about where the campaign is going now - it's safe to say they're not slowing down any time soon, with new screening dates, commercial partnerships and events on the horizon. In a wide-ranging conversation, Anouk and Esther go in-depth into the ins and outs of the campaign, asking what the heart screening process is like, how the campaign works logistically and what "success" will look like. If you want to contribute to Cam FM's fundraising efforts for the campaign over the Lent Bumps period, head on over to camfm.co.uk/donate - we and the campaign will be super grateful! This interview first aired on Cam FM News Brunch in November 2024.
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  • Anna Chop, Cambridge4Ukraine

    Anna Chop, Cambridge4Ukraine
    2025/02/24
    A few days before the three-year anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Aaron Syposz spoke to Anna Chop from the Ukrainian community group here in Cambridge, Cambridge4Ukraine. After a whirlwind week which saw Donald Trump brand - without evidence - Volodymyr Zelensky a "dictator" and begin peace negotiations with Russia without giving Ukraine or any European country a seat at the table, how is the Ukrainian community coping? How will they mark the anniversary of Russia's invasion on February 24th? And what should we do in our own lives as all this geopolitics swirls around us here in Cambridge? This interview first aired on Cam FM News Brunch on February 23rd, 2025.
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  • Michael Akadiri, comedian

    Michael Akadiri, comedian
    2025/02/20
    In this interview, Daisy Cox sits down with writer and comedian Michael Akadiri to chat about all things comedy; from his then-up-coming tour Trust Me, I'm A Daddy, to the various other creative projects that Michael is involved in. It is a fun, vibrant conversation with one of the UK's newest and brightest comedic talents. Cam FM Trending is the home of Cam FM's best speech content, from news, to interviews, to features. This interview was first recorded and aired on Cam FM in November 2024.
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  • Saint Leonard, author & musical artist

    Saint Leonard, author & musical artist
    2025/02/20
    In this episode, Daisy Cox sits down with dream-pop and rock musician and author Saint Leonard, to discuss all manner of topics; from his time recording in the house of Stanley Kubrick, to his upcoming book and album, as well as the details of his creative process. Cam FM Trending is the home of Cam FM's best speech content, from news, to interviews, to features. This interview was first recorded and aired on Daisy's Magical Mystery Mix in February 2025.
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  • Andrii Smytsniuk, Cambridge4Ukraine Chair

    Andrii Smytsniuk, Cambridge4Ukraine Chair
    2024/12/23

    In this edition of Cam FM Trending, Aaron sits down with Andrii Smystniuk, chair of the community group Cambridge4Ukraine, for an interview first broadcast on Cam FM News Brunch earlier this month.

    Aaron spoke with Andrii following his organisation's commemoration of the Holodomor for Holodomor Memorial Day. The Holodomor was a famine which spread across Ukraine in 1932 and 1933 as a result of Stalin's policies of agricultural collectivisation. Many countries, including the UK, consider it an intentional genocide committed by the Soviet regime against the Ukrainian people.
    To commemorate the Holodomor, whose name translates from Ukrainian roughly as "extermination by hunger", Cambridge4Ukraine held a candlemaking workshop and screened the 2019 film Mr Jones, which tells the story of the Welsh journalist Gareth Jones. At considerable personal risk, Jones travelled to the East of Ukraine during the Holodomor, exposing the famine that was taking place there. At the time, not many believed his story, but over time, Jones' journalistic efforts have been vindicated.


    As well as discussing the Holodomor and Gareth Jones, Aaron and Andrii talk about the perception and awareness of Ukrainian culture in the UK since Russia's full scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the growing number of Cambridge students taking up the opportunity to study the Ukrainian language, and how Cambridge's Ukrainian community has changed and grown in the last two years.

    Cambridge4Ukraine is a community group which helps Ukrainians based in Cambridge, and runs many events celebrating Ukrainian culture that are open to all throughout the year. You can find out more at cambridge4ukraine.uk.

    Cam FM Trending is the home of Cam FM's best speech content, from news, to interviews, to features. This interview was first broadcast on 1 December 2024, following Holodomor Memorial Day on 23 November.
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