Steven Mackenzie is a Deputy Editor at The Big Issue. His work primarily explores social issues and culture, featuring interviews with a diverse range of celebrated figures, including Oscar-winning actors, Olympic champions, and Nobel laureates. Steven's reporting spans international news stories from various global locations, and he has been featured in The Big Issue.
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Steven Mackenzie's coverage focuses primarily on local lifestyle and entertainment topics, with a specific focus on homelessness, food poverty, and art. He frequently includes expert commentary and exclusive content in his articles.
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Like Bob Dylan, Yungblud is more than a singer. He harnesses music to create a movement, and that’s where the meaning lies.
By: Steven Mackenzie
In the age of social media overload, we could all benefit from looking up from our devices and casting our eyes inward.
By: Steven Mackenzie
Two years after Baby Reindeer went stratospheric, Richard Gadd is back with Half Man, a show that looks at issues around masculinity and rage.
As he turns 100, Sir David Attenborough is still very much a reassuring presence in troubled times – and is this week's Big Issue cover star.
Ten years since its Broadway debut, the songs Sara Bareilles wrote for Waitress are still striking a chord with fans everywhere
By: Steven Mackenzie
You can’t beat a UK seaside holiday, which more of us than normal will be doing this summer thanks to global events.
By buying Big Issue, you join our mission to end poverty and support our campaigning to help homeless people, their dogs and renters.
The Vagrancy Act was supposed to be gone by spring, but as yet, people can still be fined £1,000 for rough sleeping.
Nobody seems capable of changing their mind about Trump. The same went for Starmer - what lies in store for Burnham?
When YouTuber JimmyTheGiant began questioning the ideas behind the manosphere, they soon started falling apart.
