Michael Perry: green-fingered geek
The self-confessed plant geek sits down with Hadley Stewart to discuss his new book Hortus Curious and how he turned his passion for plants into a career.
Features
What’s next for Sam McAlister?
Sam McAlister, the producer behind the BBC Newsnight interview with Prince Andrew and author of Scoops, sits down with Hadley Stewart to share her next chapter.
Out at Work: Will Shillibier, PokerNews European Executive Editor
As part of Vada’s Out at Work series, we meet the poker-playing journalist, Will Shillibier. He has been able to combine his passion for playing cards with international reporting.
3 lessons you can learn from polyamorous relationships
Miles Oliver gives us the lowdown on polyamory, and shares some tips on how we might learn from consensual non-monogamy for healthier, more honest relationships of all kinds.
Trussterf*ck: The downfall of Liz Truss
Alex examines the legacy and the downfall of Liz Truss – and discusses what’s next for the Conservatives.
Lizz Truss: Prime Minister of chaos
Alex takes a look at the chaos surrounding the UK Government – and it’s even more confusing than you’d think.
Carl Austin-Behan: proud to be Mancunian
Carl Austin-Behan sits down with Hadley Stewart to reflect on his career as Lord Mayor of Greater Manchester, working with Andy Burnham, and if he thinks Labour will win the next general election.
Why Roe v. Wade isn’t just a women’s issue, but a humanity issue
Miles Oliver takes a closer look at the impact of Roe v. Wade and what it means for the whole of humanity – including LGBT+ people.
Graphic designer supports LGBTQ+ charity with Pride phone cases
A Manchester-based graphic designer has launched a collection of Pride phone cases to raise funds for a charity supporting LGBTQ+ young people facing homelessness.
DEN Loungewear: the story behind the queer fashion revolution
Glen Scott sits down with Vada Magazine to tell us about how he went from being made redundant to launching a successful fashion label, DEN Loungewear.