

The Sunday Edition: How vaping took over Britain
20 snips Jun 7, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Josh Glancy, special correspondent for The Sunday Times, dives into the vaping phenomenon sweeping Britain. He highlights the alarming rise of disposable vapes geared towards youth and the social changes that made them popular. The podcast examines the implications of vaping in schools, where restrooms turn into vibrant vaping spots. Glancy also tackles the challenge of underage access and the regulatory hurdles faced by the government. It's a captivating exploration of culture, health, and the complexities of youth vaping.
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Josh Glancy's Vaping Start
- Josh Glancy began vaping for a story by purchasing Elf bars with fruity flavors. - He found it addictive and began vaping regularly within days.
Vape Marketing and Availability
- Vapes are marketed with colorful and cartoonish packaging, unlike cigarettes. - They sell in diverse stores, making them widely accessible beyond vape shops.
Environmental Impact of Disposables
- Disposable vapes contain batteries and pose environmental hazards if not properly recycled. - Many are discarded irresponsibly, increasing lithium waste problems, especially around schools.