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My Podium is the voice of the under 25s. We talk about everything – from careers and trends to politics and college – this podcast is shaped by the opinions YOU have and the stories you’re interested in.

If you want to produce an episode, why not pitch us an idea on Instagram @podiumdotme to have YOUR voice featured on My Podium - and don’t forget to follow and subscribe.Copyright Podium.me
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    • Bankfest 2025 (2) from Weymouth Pavilion
      Nov 11 2025
      A series of personal interviews recorded by teenagers in Dorset
      The students from a variety of local schools were attending Bankfest, a festival of words in Weymouth on the south coast of England


      Music from the Free Music Archive
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      Motivational Corporate Yuri Megis
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      9 min
    • BANKFEST 2025 (1) from Weymouth Pavilion
      Nov 11 2025
      Students from Dorset schools attended Bankfest, a festival of words featuring speakers who use words in their careers. A sports journalist, speech writer, song writer, surgeon, novelist and more.
      In the Podium workshops they had the chance to interview each other and give their feedback on the event












      Music from the Free Music Archive, Motivational corporate by Yuri Megis
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      9 min
    • Two Sides of the Classroom
      Oct 31 2025
      In this episode, we dive into how experiences as a student can shape the way one later teaches.
      Ifrah Faheem, a Master’s student at the University of Sussex with a background in working alongside people with Down syndrome in Pakistan, chats with Zahra Halai, now an early preschool teacher for children with Down syndrome in Pakistan. Their conversation blends personal memories and professional insights, as Zahra shares how her own time as a student shapes the way she sees her classroom today, showing how teaching and learning continue to influence and transform one another.

      Special thanks to Zahra Halai and Shayan Zafar for their time and support.

      KDSP - A Down Syndrome Organisation (KDSP), a non-profit organization, was launched in March 2014 by a group of concerned parents and passionate individuals who due to limited support and resources available in Pakistan, realised a need for a platform for those with Down syndrome. KDSP was formed with the mission to advocate the value, acceptance and inclusion of people with Down syndrome living in Karachi and aims to provide them with the opportunity to lead independent and fulfilling lives. KDSP understands the needs of individuals with Down syndrome and their loved ones and so from the moment a family with a child with Down syndrome is introduced to us, KDSP embarks on a journey with them, until they feel empowered, included and equal members of society.

      https://www.kdsp.org.pkInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/kdsp_adownsyndromeorganisation?igsh=Zm92OTF3MzlrNnd6

      Credits:Jazz lounge sofa & couch By Music by Lundstroem source - Free Music Archive, License - CC BY 4.0Door opening and closing 1 by JakLocke --https://freesound.org/s/261091/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
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      14 min
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