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Hope Lynes explores how the Riot Grrrl movement has inspired alternative female artists and translated into an inclusive resurgence that embraces all identities. Featuring interviews with modern-day Riot Grrrl artists, music industry professionals, and organisations with a Riot Grrrl ethos, this programme considers what the movement looks like today in both alternative rock music and the wider music community. 

Hope Lynes brings us the biggest rock party of the year at Download Festival. Interviews with snayx, crawlers, as december falls, witch fever, bob vylan, kid kapichi, lake malice, deaf havana, rituals and crushed by wolves.

Born out of Newcastle's iconic alternative night out, Rise Fest took over Northumbria Students' Union for the first time this year, headlined by Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes. Hope Lynes went down to check it out... Featuring interviews with Vukovi, As December Falls and Kidpunk.

An audio documentary considering the power of community in the North East DJ scene. Hope Lynes explores the community in the North East DJ scene, speaking with residents of local community radio, grassroots music organisations, DJ collectives, and DIY music venues.

Hope Lynes sits down with Cassyette to discuss her new 'Sad Girl Mixtape', exploring what a 'Sad Girl' is in this new generation of alt-rock emo/goth genres, the community of her fanbase, the current rise of alt women on the scene, and her experimentation of sounds ranging all the way to screamo vocals.

The punk princess herself Hope Lynes is the host of today's Access All Areas pod, as she sits down with none other than Nova Twins (vocalist/guitarist Amy Love and bassist Georgia South), to go track by track through their sophomore album Supernova. Prepare to dig deep into their influences, to discover their Stranger Things Kate Bush moment, and much more.

For Spark Sunderland IWD Schedule. Embrace Equity Discussion hosted by Hope Lynes featuring guests Justine Gillespie, Angela Smith, UOS Feminist Society, and Catherine Young.