Youth

Zimbabwe is at risk of losing half its youth to codeine cough syrup addiction. Despite the growing problem, the government has not yet opened rehabilitation clinics. We find out why cough syrup has become Zimbabwe's drug of choice.

Can I get an STI from someone of the same gender as me? How can I have safe lesbian sex? How do you make someone feel comfortable in bed? What are some tips for sexuality and disability? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

What is and isn’t sexual assault? How can I combat rape culture? Should my partner’s blue balls make me feel guilty? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

Is sex before marriage okay? Should I try anal? Do you have to shave your pubic hair? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

Can you sleep with someone who’s in a relationship? How can you be sexy? Is sending nudes ever okay? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

Is it bad if I don’t smoke weed? How do I know what career to choose? How do I sustain a healthy relationship with someone who is clinically depressed? Has social media affected mental health? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

Should you forgive a cheating partner? What should you do if you can’t get aroused? How do you date without Tinder? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

Skating the edge of the Israel/Palestine border.

A force to be reckoned with, Xander Zhou is part of a new wave of Chinese designers redefining menswear. We catch the visionary and his cast of models at his runway show in the sleepless, hyper-creative city of Shanghai.

We join Nov in his hometown of Lewisham to chat through album themes, the role of faith in his work, and his unique political voice. The sun's out in full and Novelist is still the brightest star in the sky.

From Southern Texas to the Middle East, professional skateboarder Rick McCrank explores the weird, wonderful and obscure groups outside the mainstream in the world of skating.

VICE follows a group of 10 and 17 years kids in a deprived neighbourhood in Naples, the real-life setting of TV show Gomorra for their annual “war” between kids and so called “babygangs” of different inner city neighbourhoods.