Exposure Listens: voices of change

April 19, 2026

Photo of The Socials Podcast team. L-R: Juggy, Chanty, Excel and Fahadha

Young people explore authenticity and creative expression

Hosted by the dynamic duo Excel and Fahadha, this thought-provoking podcast dives into our ever-evolving relationship with change. In this episode, they’re joined by talented friends and music artists Chanty and Juggy, as they explore how songwriting and rap become powerful outlets for expressing complex emotions. Through their music, they find creative therapy to navigate life’s twists and turns.

Together, they reflect on the open-mindedness and collective spirit of their generation. They discuss how this mindset drives cultural change, breaks taboos, encourages inclusivity, and strengthens a sense of identity and self-awareness.

In this episode, they ask themselves and their guests an insightful question: What would you tell your younger self about life and change? The answers are heartfelt and inspiring: be kinder to yourself, embrace who you are and take your time. It’s a beautiful reminder that growth and change don’t have to be rushed, but will arise at our own pace.

Change is constant. It challenges, shapes, and moves us forward. Don’t miss this empowering conversation. Tune in, listen in and enjoy. 💫

We’re totally stoked to share that the Exposure team has awarded us as the winners of Best Podcasters 2024 .🥇

A huge thank you to everyone who has supported us along the way.

A big thanks to Roxanne, Trey, James and Laetcio for filming, producing, editing and contributing in every way to the podcast.

This youth-led podcast project is created by Barnet and Southgate College students and friends in partnership with Exposure.

You can also catch this episode on SoundCloud. 💨

Exposure is a youth communications charity enabling young people to thrive creatively, for the good of others as well as themselves.

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