So... I'm at university now, and as I now know a load of new people, I decided to make a video about it. 

This may or may not be a series. If nobody tells me not to do this, I won't stop. 

This is Peter. Peter is a c*nt.

18 years old, 5 foot 10, 100% c*nt.

This series will tell the story of his university experience. How does someone with dire social ineptitude act around literally 1000s of people who he has never met, and may not even want to meet?

This serious journalism series will explain some of the world's most burning questions from the point of view, of the c*nt about campus.

~Lincoln xo

#ctsh has been off the air for a while now, by which we mean we don't produce our show for Siren FM anymore. This is in no way a bad thing. As the main producer, and being the only person involved with #ctsh who knows anything about radio production (I JoeK), I did not feel comfortable with giving the show away, or letting anyone else on the team carry it on. So, we are now operating on a digital/online-only basis.

Is that bad?

Yes and no. Not bad because it means I have complete creative control over what we produce. Bad because I can no longer say that I work for an internationally-broadcasting radio station. Boo hoo.

About a month ago, you may remember that we announced that we were launching a new podcast, purely focused on curating a playlist of new discoveries and interesting tracks. While only experimenting with format, these 'PLAYLSTS' were curated by myself, but we can now confirm both the look and intended feel of the show:

We can also confirm that #ctsh has had a visual rebrand this week (as well has introducing new jingles, produced by Loop Cycle, over the summer).

People were also saying that 'ctsh' alone was too ambiguous. 

Below, we officially reveal the new identity of #ctsh - spoiler alert, it's not that different, plus you've probably already looked at it before reading this text - and showcase new promos for #ctshPLAYLST, as well as newly-produced 'bumps' which will precede all audio-visual content produced under the #ctsh brand. 

You can find out more about the new show, and #ctsh itself by going to the website. 

Oh, and if you haven't fucking guessed by now, #ctsh is a derivative of 'Culture Shock,' ya dummo ;)

​~Lincoln

Let me be honest with you, this year hasn't been the best year for me so far. To list a few bad things:

• I crashed my car
• Killed my social life (again)
• Nearly said that 'Rick and Morty' was a bad show based on just the pilot
• Quit my job

The list could go on. I've also been 'busy' with a radio show.

However my broad depression - and I don't throw that term around lightly, but at the same time don't want to let my condition define me, and I certainly don't want to sound melodramatic (oh shit) - has left me in a state of creative crisis, which I absolutely know that is common with people of my age who choose to use this platform to express themselves, especially those who have started originally with a 'vlogger's ethos.' 

Feeling of wanting to create have been quashed by fears that nobody would care about my work, which in turn created feelings of not wanting to create. It's a vicious circle. 

And it's not like I haven't tried. I lived away from home for the first half of this summer, and every time I took my camera out, everything I filmed ended up going in the bin. The only solid work I did while I was away was on my radio show, which I am absolutely assured is very much a passion project. I even felt like at times that my own production team didn't care. 

But you don't want to know about that. 

Today, the mix of optimism and depression was just right enough for me to film something that is bound to make you all feel desperately sad, or at the very least, slightly sentimental. 

It's called 'Cutest of Imprisonments' and is about a guy waiting for a text. 

A film by Lincoln Cupples, with music by Tom Milsom - - Info about Tom Milsom - - and If you want to support these films in the future, or help us make #ctsh, you can become a patron.

Much love ~Lincoln xo