Hi, I'm Jaz Steele !
I'm a Broadcast Journalist with a passion for music, radio and culture.
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About Me
I'm Jasmine, but I'm more commonly known as Jaz. I've just graduated from The University of Sheffield with my Masters in Broadcast Journalism. Before that, I was studying an Undergraduate degree in Linguistics and Philosophy. I've just moved back home to Merseyside and am currently on the lookout for potential work in TV, Radio and Media!
As a journalist, I have a diverse range of interests beyond breaking news. I'm particularly passionate about music, arts and culture, and I also love highlighting community stories.
I also enjoy radio presenting and have just wrapped up a show on LWSTD.FM with aspirations to develop more shows in the future. Additionally, I have a keen interest in TV presenting and production.
In my spare time, I enjoy going to gigs and events, spending time with friends, trying new foods and staying active!
Keep scrolling to see some of my work!
Radio
Presenting and Production: The Scouse Scene
Pretend on Voices Radio w/ Maddi Fearn
Radio Packages
Bulletin Reading
TV
Podcasts
Un-Hinged Podcast Pilot (Presenter Role):
Final Goodbyes to Hope Works following Closing Weekend Party - Sheffield Wire
Photography: James Ward
Hope Works, Sheffield’s iconic underground electronic music venue, opened its doors for the last time on Saturday night.
The venue, which has been a vital part of the city’s underground music and rave scene, was set up in November 2012 by Founder Liam O’Shea.
After 12 years, Liam announced on Instagram in December that the venue would be closing, with the closing party taking place at the end of February.
In his statement, Liam said: “[Hope Works] has been m...
Hope Works, Sheffield’s iconic underground electronic music venue, opened its doors for the last time on Saturday night.
The venue, which has been a vital part of the city’s underground music and rave scene, was set up in November 2012 by Founder Liam O’Shea.
After 12 years, Liam announced on Instagram in December that the venue would be closing, with the closing party taking place at the end of February.
In his statement, Liam said: “[Hope Works] has been m...
“If this was in America, they would have made a movie about us”: Inclusive Netball Team's plea for other sports to follow suit - Sheffield Wire
A netball team providing sports opportunities for young women with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), is calling for more opportunities to be created in South Yorkshire.
Net4All was first set up in 2019 by Helen Thorneloe, from Sheffield Concord Netball Club.
It was set up initially as a ‘trial run’, to see if there was a want or need for people with intellectual disabilities to play netball.
Ms Thorneloe was inspired to set up the team after seeing the lack of netball...
Net4All was first set up in 2019 by Helen Thorneloe, from Sheffield Concord Netball Club.
It was set up initially as a ‘trial run’, to see if there was a want or need for people with intellectual disabilities to play netball.
Ms Thorneloe was inspired to set up the team after seeing the lack of netball...
Sheffield Wednesday's Danny Röhl pushes for playoffs - Sheffield Wire
Sheffield Wednesday are hoping for their third consecutive win this weekend to boost their team up the league table and strengthen their chances at the playoffs.
The Owls will be returning to Hillsborough Stadium this Saturday to play against Preston North End, with the match kicking off at 12.30pm.
Ahead of tomorrow’s game, Danny Röhl, Wednesday’s Manager, said: “The big difference [last season] was about expectations and league position. Every point, every win was outstanding for us. Th...
The Owls will be returning to Hillsborough Stadium this Saturday to play against Preston North End, with the match kicking off at 12.30pm.
Ahead of tomorrow’s game, Danny Röhl, Wednesday’s Manager, said: “The big difference [last season] was about expectations and league position. Every point, every win was outstanding for us. Th...
