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Xpression FM

Xpression FM interviews Vice-Chancellor

Sir Steve Smith, the University of Exeter Vice Chancellor, was interviewed by Edd Church, Head of News for XpressionFM, on the Hot Seat show. Amongst other things, he apologised for the pre-departure briefings given to international students, which were branded as racist. Sir Steve attributed Exeter’s recent underperformance in the National Student Survey to increased […]

Dec 16, 2017 By Alex Wingrave Filed Under: News Tagged With: University of Exeter, Xpression FM, sir steve smith

Success for Xpression FM at Student Radio Association Awards

Xpression FM won two awards at the annual Student Radio Association Awards, held at the O2 in London. The station had been nominated in three categories; Best Interview, Best Student Radio Chart Show, and Best Live Event or Outside Broadcast. Will Brookes’ interview with Julian Tagg won Gold for ‘Best Interview, whilst Xpression FM’s ‘Three Campus […]

Nov 17, 2016 By Theo Stone Filed Under: News Tagged With: awards, Xpression FM, Will Brookes, julian tagg, Student Radio Association, Sophie Waller

Katie Hopkins replaced by UKIP speaker at DebSoc event

Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins will no longer be speaking at tonight’s DebSoc debate – with National UKIP Students Chairman Thomas Collins taking her place. The Mail Online star has also pulled out of a scheduled interview with Xpression FM. Hopkins was due to speak at DebSoc’s regular Friday Night Debate – arguing against the motion: “This […]

Oct 14, 2016 By Hannah Butler Filed Under: News Tagged With: University of Exeter, debsoc, Xpression FM, katie hopkins, refugees, Thomas Collins, david browne, Tony McIntyre, Adam Charlton, refugee debate, Friday Night Debate

Poltimore Sessions | Jo Summers

Jo Summers is a new face in Exeter music. The singer-songwriter spent her childhood in Dubai, but now calls Plymouth home, while studying at the University of Exeter. Her minimalistic strumming patterns place full attention on her voice and the offbeat romantic stories embedded within the lyrics. Having secured a place at the heart of XpressionFM’s Exe List, names […]

Apr 18, 2016 By Music Filed Under: Music, Music Features, Poltimore Sessions, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Xpression FM, Poltimore House, Acoustic, Jo Summers, Poltimore Festival, Poltimore Sessions, live session

EXP: Our 2016 gaming preview

EXP is brought to you by your host Harry Shepherd, joined by Jonathan Land and Peter Hartnell. In our first episode of 2016, we look ahead and predict what’ll happen in the gaming world this year and discuss our most anticipated upcoming games. We make a series of predictions about what’ll happen in the industry […]

Jan 13, 2016 By Harry Shepherd Filed Under: Games & Tech Tagged With: preview, Xpression FM, Quantum Break, 2016, harry shepherd, uncharted 4, video games, EXP, Dark Souls 3, gaming films

EXP – 04/11: Can video games adequately represent mental health issues?

Ollie Toms, Jack England, Adam Smith and Luke Simmons join your host Harry Shepherd for another hour of gaming radio lols. For our main feature this week, we look ahead to a mental health special issue of Exeposé Games and assess whether gaming is equipped with the tools to appropriately deal with issues surrounding mental […]

Nov 4, 2015 By Harry Shepherd Filed Under: Games & Tech Tagged With: Xpression FM, mental health, harry shepherd, EXP

Curtain up for Xpression Scripted

It’s eight o’clock on a Thursday evening and a group of actors have crammed themselves into the Xpression studio: the microphones are set, the scripts are in hand, and I, the writerdirector, have positioned myself in the control room. I press the ‘Talk’ button to communicate with my stars and… nothing. The actors can’t hear […]

Oct 27, 2015 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features, Editors' Picks Tagged With: exeposé, Xpression FM, slider, Union Road, James Alston, Radio drama, Arts and Lit, curtain up, scripted

EXP, Show 4: The value of retro games

Eddie Ramsden, Seb Bowyer, Jack England and Adam Smith join your host Harry Shepherd for the latest instalment of EXP, live on Xpression FM every Wednesday from 6PM. This week, the team discuss whether video games are too long, as well as a discussion on the place of retro games in today’s industry.   EXP: 21/10 by […]

Oct 25, 2015 By Harry Shepherd Filed Under: Games & Tech Tagged With: Xpression FM, harry shepherd, retro games, EXP, Exeposé Games, video game length

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