Welcome to Season 3, Episode 6 of the LOAF podcast! In this installment, we sit down with Nikita Gill, the Instagram poet extraordinaire boasting over 700k followers. Gain insights into her creative process, the digital age of poetry, and the profound connections she forges. Stick around as we co-create a spontaneous poem, reflecting the magic of collaboration. In other words: A LIVE POETRY FREESTYLE! Tune in!

An Oxford University Podcast. Join us for an enlightening discussion in Episode 5 of Season 3 of The LOAF Podcast, as we sit down with the remarkable Josh Cavallo. Josh Cavallo is the world’s first openly gay top-flight footballer. His authenticity pioneers the way towards a more inclusive and diverse sporting community, empowering individuals to thrive while embracing their identities. Tune in to join us on this exploration of Josh's journey, his aspirations, and the profound impact he's making, both on and off the field.

An Oxford University Podcast.Dive into Episode 4 of LOAF Season 3, where we chat with Seth Waterman, aka Saffron Olive.Seth's a leading YouTuber and podcaster, and content creator for MTGGoldfish. He is an expert in the financial aspect of MTG and regularly posts gameplay content.We discuss his MTG journey, e-sports, and game accessibility. Plus, we explore Post Malone's MTG interest and crossovers with Fortnite and Lord of the Rings.

An Oxford University Podcast. Join us on The LOAF Podcast as we sit down with Alastair Campbell, a prominent figure in British politics and journalism. Alastair Campbell is a well-known political strategist and former Director of Communications and Strategy for Tony Blair during his time as Prime Minister. In this episode, we delve into some intriguing topics with this influential guest. During the interview, we explore Alastair Campbell's perspective on the irreparability of Brexit, gaining insights into his thoughts on the long-term implications of this historic event on the UK and Europe. We also seek his advice for Keir Starmer, the upcoming election, and how the Labour Party can position itself to address the current political landscape effectively. Looking back at his time with New Labour, Alastair Campbell shares his experiences and reflections on the political decisions and challenges faced during that era, providing a unique behind-the-scenes perspective. One of the crucial areas we explore is individual responsibility in mental health. Alastair Campbell is renowned for his advocacy and openness about mental health issues. Together, we delve into the importance of raising mental health awareness and discussing ways to encourage greater support and understanding within society. In a lighthearted segment, we pose a fun question to Alastair Campbell, asking which right-wing politicians he would rather stay with on a desert island. Expect some witty and entertaining responses! Hosted by two passionate Oxford students, The LOAF Podcast aims to bring you engaging conversations with influential personalities, discussing a wide range of subjects that matter to our society and the world at large. Don't miss it!

Today the LOAFers interview ex-TV presenter Matthew Johnson! The man from Caerphilly used to present in the interactive "Hub" on ITV's This Morning between 2010 and 2013 and also co-hosted Channel 5's OK! Now known for his mental health advocacy, Matt bursts with positivity. Have a listen, as we discuss Matt's life and work.

We’re starting off this season with a banger. For Season 3 Episode 1, we are incredibly lucky to have Dr Peter Singer. Dr Singer is a renowned academic philosopher and the Ira W Decamp professor of Bioethics at Princeton University. He is considered the father of the animal liberation and effective altruism movements, and has written numerous best-selling books such as “The Life You Can Save” and “Animal Liberation”.In this episode, we discuss Dr Singer’s new book “Animal Liberation Now”, his favourite type of bread, freedom of speech, the progress of the vegan movement, his meta-ethical position, thought experiments such as the Experience Machine, the ethics of abortion, and even more.

This week, the LOAFers sadly say goodbye to season 2 of the LOAF podcast, talking about the season's favourite moments and the many exciting plans ahead.

This week the LOAFers interview world-renowned retailer Andrew Jennings (OBE). He held top executive positions in major retail companies such as Harrods and German retail giant Karstadt. The LOAFers ask the business guru about the retail industry, business psychology and the digital world. Join us every Saturday at 4pm!

In this episode, our esteemed LOAFers interview MictheVegan - a popular science writer and vegan on youtube - at the behest of the other, much less famous vegan on the podcast. We (attempt to) address topics such as notable vegan stereotypes, destigmatising veganism, the health benefits of veganism to even mussels (thanks to Lukas). Join us every Saturday at 4pm!

This week the loafers interview award-winning New Formalist poet and essayist A. E. Stallings on her poetry (of course!), her journey (from Oxford) and her appreciation of the Classics. Join us every Saturday at 4pm!