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Print Is Not Dead Event

PRINT IS NOT DEAD was a one-night celebration of Northern creativity, independent publishing and the power of print. Hosted at Tapyard in Newcastle, the event brought together students, creators and industry voices for an evening of real talk, honest advice and proper community energy. We welcomed a brilliant lineup of guests from the world of magazines, design and creative business. They shared their journeys, challenges and the realities of working in print today. With over 100 people in the room, the buzz was incredible, and the conversations were full of passion and honesty. This video captures the full live event, edited into chapters so you can jump to each speaker. Whether you're a student, a new creator or someone dreaming about starting your own publication, this is for you. 00:00 Introduction — Unique Magazines A warm welcome from Unique Magazines and an overview of why PRINT IS NOT DEAD exists. We set the tone for the night, share what students can expect and talk about the importance of keeping print alive in the Northeast. 00:00:24 Presentation Introduction — Sarah Johnson (Unique Magazines) Sarah Johnson opens the night with a presentation on who Unique Magazines are, what we do and why we champion independent print. She shares our mission, our work with students and universities, and the importance of creating space for creative voices in the Northeast. 00:14:12 Meg McWilliam — RADGE Magazine Meg shares how she founded RADGE, the Northeast magazine championing local talent and unpolished creativity. She talks about finding your voice, building a publication from scratch, and making space for Northern stories. 00:23:19 Lamin Gibba — Jerry J Clothing & Jerry J Media Lamin dives into his journey as a fashion graduate and founder of Jerry J. He speaks about starting out with passion rather than perfection, building community around your work, and saying yes even when you doubt yourself. 00:44:40 Thushara Chandrasiri — DARKUS Magazine Thushara gives an honest look at running DARKUS Magazine, maintaining consistency, and building a platform that blends music, culture and fashion. He shares advice for students who want to grow something meaningful in print. 01:08:49 Full Panel — Meg, Lamin, Thushara, Sarah Johnson, Josh Williams, Kimberley Nugent, Liz Lamb All speakers come together for an open conversation and Q&A. They discuss collaboration, breaking into the industry, creative confidence, money in print, building momentum, and the reality of working in magazines and media today.