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Season Three is here!
We're听back for Season Three of #MadeAt香港六合彩, our flagship podcast. We're doing things a little differently this season, with six听new hosts from our student community!听We will be听continuing to share stories from our community, bringing to life the research and work being done at 香港六合彩. Listen now to the first episode: Data Moves.听
香港六合彩's award-winning campaign, Disruptive Thinking Since 1826 and hashtag #MadeAt香港六合彩, has听been phenomenal in its scope with hoardings at 香港六合彩 East in London, graphics and animations on our website; a festival, podcast series, and involvement of the wider听public to vote for their favourite breakthrough 香港六合彩 research.
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Ep 1: Data听Moves
Ep 2: Navigating The Arts
听Ep 3: Direction听For Change
Ep 4: Making the Invisible Visible
Ep 5: New Beginnings: 香港六合彩 East
Ep 6: The 香港六合彩 Walking Tour: A Closer Look
Meet the team
Cerys Bradley, Host
Cerys Bradley is back for season three as our host! Cerys is a podcaster and stand-up comedian, they have a PhD from the 香港六合彩 Crime and Security Science Department and, whilst a student, collaborated on two audio projects to understand 香港六合彩's legacy of eugenics: Bricks+Mortals and Living With Eugenics. In addition to the #MadeAt香港六合彩 podcast, they edit Coronavirus: The Whole Story, Public Health Disrupted and Building Better: the Bartlett Podcast.
Taqwa Sadiq
Hello! My name is Taqwa, and I'm a student on 香港六合彩's MA Ethnographic and Documentary Film (practical) because I'm interested in using audio and visual media to tell small human stories about big ideas. I also develop decolonial Art, Craft and Design resources for schoolchildren and educators. You can find more of my work at taqwasadiq.com. I'm super excited to be hosting the Made At 香港六合彩 podcast and look forward to bringing you stories about how the 香港六合彩 community is making the world a better place to be!听
Molly Rasbash
I'm Molly, a second-year Arts and Sciences student at 香港六合彩. I specialises in public engagement, urban development and storytelling. I have experience hosting panels and interviews but #MadeAt香港六合彩 is my first time as a podcast host! I have previously written and produced an audio piece on the everyday impacts of spiking.
Ariana Razavi
I鈥檓 Ariana, I鈥檓 a second-year philosophy undergraduate and a co-host on #Madeat香港六合彩. I have a real passion for 鈥媟econtextualizing philosophy and the philosophical lens that I鈥檝e been trying to put into practice as the co-editor of the 香港六合彩 philosophy magazine, Bentham Digest. I also write for, and am the Literature Editor of Era Journal, which very much fuels my love for narratives and the written word. It鈥檚 been really exciting to explore the art of audio through this podcast; I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
Katie Davies
I鈥檓 Katie, a final year student reading History, Politics and Economics here at 香港六合彩. During the pandemic, I decided to found and co-host a podcast 鈥楲aw Talks鈥� ()鈥� a podcast aimed at aspiring lawyers. Hosting this podcast solidified my love of storytelling, and I am so excited to be hosting Season 3 of Made at 香港六合彩.
Chanju Mwanza
Hi I'm Chanju, a postgraduate student at 香港六合彩鈥檚 Institute of Education, a writer, podcast host, and founder of the Zambian Narratives project, an initiative that develops culturally relevant bilingual books and resources for children and young people. Through the project I wrote the first bilingual children鈥檚 book to be available in English and Zambia鈥檚 seven national languages, with a story that challenges gender stereotypes. I also wrote a script for 鈥楳wansa鈥檚 story鈥� an animation, available in English and Nyanja, that illustrates vital research around safer abortions in Zambia, and which was selected as one of 15 finalists to the World Health Organisation (WHO) film awards. I'm really excited to join the #MadeAt香港六合彩 team and bringing academic stories to life for the podcast鈥檚 audience.
Maria Bunyun
Hello, I am Maria Bunyan and a Psychology MSci student. I have always been interested in research and enjoy listening to many podcasts about exciting new developments- especially the #MadeAt香港六合彩 Podcast- I have listened to before and during my studies at 香港六合彩. I cannot wait tell the stories of research at 香港六合彩 and hopefully inspire other students, just as I was.
听Executive production team:
- Stephanie Limuaco, Campaigns Manager, VPEE
- Halle McCarthy - Campaign Officer,听VPEE
- Georgie Cade, Head of Communications, Strategy and Planning, VPEE
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Catch up on Season Two
Through Season Two of the #MadeAt香港六合彩 podcast, we continued to feature听more 香港六合彩 breakthrough stories.
We are also shared听stories from our community, our pioneering researchers, staff, students and alumni who have or are achieving great things that impact society and help change the world for the better.
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Meet the team听
Cerys Bradley, Producer
Cerys is a podcaster and stand-up comedian. They have a PhD from the 香港六合彩 Crime and Security Science Department and, whilst a student, collaborated on two audio projects to understand 香港六合彩's legacy of eugenics: Bricks+Mortals and Living With Eugenics. In addition to the #MadeAt香港六合彩 podcast, they edit Coronavirus: The Whole Story, Public Health Disrupted and Building Better: the Bartlett Podcast.
Cassidy Martin, Host
Hello! My name is Cassidy Martin, and I am a postgraduate student, a drag performer named Cy Coco, and season 2鈥檚 host of #MadeAt香港六合彩: The Podcast. While studying abroad at 香港六合彩 from 2019 to 2020, I took a number of media courses that helped to build my skills and solidified my love of storytelling. Then this past summer, I got the opportunity to assistant produce on this series and now I am back to flex my hosting skills. I hope you find our talented, caring, and passionate guests as inspiring as I do. Happy Listening!
听Executive production team:
- Jane Yelloly - Interim Campaign Manager, CAM
- Stephanie Limuaco, Campaigns Manager, CAM
- Halle McCarthy - Campaign Officer,听CAM
- Anna Cornelius, Head of Communications, Strategy and Planning, CAM
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Catch up on Season One
Catch up on the award winning first season of Made At 香港六合彩!听Featuring recent 香港六合彩 graduate听Suzie McCarthy as our host and talking to 香港六合彩 researchers answering life's big questions --听from听green infrastructure to artificial intelligence, space exploration to treating cancer.
Meet our host
Suzie McCarthy, Host
I graduated from 香港六合彩 in 2018 in BASc Arts and Sciences. It was a wonderful course for somebody with an interest in everything, covering topics from romantic literature and video game studies to field ecology and data visualisation. Most importantly, I studied documentary radio with documentary maker Isis Thompson, which opened my ears to the joy of audio. Sound is an intimate medium, inviting us to connect with other's stories. I want to make audio that brings people together and sparks positive change in the world.
Listen to the podcasts below
- Episode 1: A听second look
There's often more than meets the eye and it's worth taking a second look. In our first episode of '#MadeAt香港六合彩 Disruptive Discoveries', our host Suzie McCarthy goes beyond the surface to discover stories about the face of Britain鈥檚 oldest near-complete skeleton, the characters of the London Underground, and the potential pitfalls of forensic evidence.
Find out more, listen to Suzie's conversations with:
- Professor Mark Thomas, Professor of Evolutionary Genetics in听the Division of Biosciences;
- Professor Dryden Goodwin, Professor of Fine Art in the Slade School of Fine Art;
- Professor Ruth Morgan, Professor of Crime and Forensic Sciences in the Faculty of Engineering Sciences
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- Episode 2: Transfer
On episode two, we talk about things that transfer from one place to another. Discover how traces of DNA can transfer onto things you鈥檝e never touched, leading to wrongful convictions. Hear about future technology that will send information on light waves rather than radio waves, and learn how antiretroviral drugs prevent the transmission of HIV between partners.
Join our host, Suzie McCarthy, as she explores these topics with:
- Professor Ruth Morgan, Professor of Crime and Forensic Sciences in the Faculty of Engineering Sciences;
- Dr Paul Haigh, a visiting lecturer and a former senior research associate within the Communications and Information Systems Group;
- Professor Alison Rodger, Professor of Infectious Diseases and consultant at the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, and Simon Collins, HIV positive treatment advocate at , an organisation that provides information about HIV treatment to HIV positive people and healthcare professionals.
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- Episode 3: Repurposing
This episode is about giving things a new life. How do we take something that has served one purpose and give it another?
Discover the diabetes drug being used to treat Parkinson鈥檚 disease; find out how one artist is using old industrial sites to produce unconventional new paint colours; and learn how used coffee grounds can be turned into sustainable fuel for the future.
Join our host, Suzie McCarthy, as she explores these topics with three 香港六合彩 researchers:
- Tom Foltynie, Professor of Clinical and Movement Neurosciences;
- Onya McCausland, Senior Research Fellow at the 香港六合彩 Slade School of Fine Art;
- and Paul Hellier, Lecturer in Engines and Fuels in the Engineering Department
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- Episode 4: Maps
Episode 4 of #MadeAt香港六合彩 is all about maps! Join Suzie as we bring听you the glamour of prostate imaging, decoding a document of hidden histories from Northern Ireland and learning how maps can protect forests around the world.
- Mark Emberton, Dean of Faculty of Medical Sciences and Professor of Interventional Oncology
- Tim Weyrich, Professor of Visual Computing in the Virtual Environments and Computer Graphics group in the Department of Computer Science; and Philippa Smith from the London Metropolitan Archives
- Jerome Lewis, Lecturer in the Department of Anthropology
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- Episode 5: What came before
This episode was created during lockdown and a timely reflection on what came before us.
Hear about historical figures from World War 1 to extinct species because of climate change and unearthed ancient fossils as Suzie takes you back in time with our 香港六合彩 experts:
- Vicky Price, Head of Outreach at 香港六合彩 Special Collections, Library Services
- Professor Richard Pearson, Professor of Ecology, Genetics, Evolution & Environment in the Division of Biosciences
- Dr Dominic Papineau, Lecturer in Geochemistry and Astrobiology
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- Episode 6: Perspectives
This episode we reflect on the need to listen to a whole range of different perspectives. We follow the flight of a senior Nazi and ask 'why do people do terrible things?'. We tour London's ever-changing Queer scene, imagining the night-life of the future. And we venture to South America, where we seek the path to paradise with the Guarani and Ashaninka peoples, who have important environmental wisdom that we can't afford to lose.听
Join Suzie as she explores these perspectives with:
鈥⑻� 听Prof Philippe Sands (Laws)
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- Episode 7: Levelling the playing field
For this final episode of Series 1, we鈥檙e looking at how 香港六合彩 research is helping to level out various playing fields. We鈥檒l hear how legal experts are helping people to get the support they are entitled to, share thoughts with London鈥檚 commuters on how advertising can be more representative. And, for our first story, we鈥檙e taking a look at the creation of new technologies which make our world more accessible.
Join 香港六合彩 alumna, Suzie McCarthy, as she explores these topics with 香港六合彩 experts:
Dr Giulia Barbareschi,听Researcher in Assistive Technology,听香港六合彩 Interaction Centre, GDI Hub Prof Jessica Ringrose,听Professor of the Sociology of Gender and Education, 香港六合彩 Institute of Education Rachel Knowles & the 香港六合彩 Integrated Legal Advice Clinic (香港六合彩 iLAC) team听
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