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History And Railroads PodcastMontford Point Marine Edward Q. Hicks InterviewHost Patricia Williams interviews Montford Point Marine Edward Q. Hicks who talks about his first meal as a Marine, the many jobs he held while enlisted, and his near death experience. Also his thoughts on receiving the Congressional Gold Medal, as well as the legacy he's leaving to his children and grandchildren.
2025-12-2910 min
Big Talk – WFHBAlaska Journal: Jon VickersHe didn’t realize it when he was reading Jack London, Jack, Kerouac, John Steinbeck, and Edward Abbey but the authors who waxed literate about the road were preparing him for an odyssey. Last summer, Jon Vickers embarked on a five-week, solo motorcycle trip from Bloomington to Alaska. Along the way, the retired founding director of the IU Cinema viewed some of the Earth’s most beautiful land and North America’s most exotic big creatures.
Hosts Michael Glab and Tristra Newyear chat with Bloomington’s most fascinating people.
2025-12-1228 min
The Little Red PodcastEducation Nation: China’s Exam FetishChina’s college exam, the gaokao, is fetishized as the ultimate test, yet a lesser-known story is how it entrenches regional education discrimination. Its role at social engineering is also clear, with AI suddenly becoming the sixth most popular major in China, on command from above. This month, the Little Red Podcast sets the first ever podcast gaokao. The intrepid test-takers are Edward Vickers from Kyushu University, co-author of Education and Society in Post-Mao China and host of the Asian Education Podcast, Karron Huang, who is studying for a Masters in early childhood education at the University of Melbourne and...
2025-12-0847 min
Kinsey Schofield UnfilteredHugo Vickers: Meghan’s RELENTLESS Reinventions | Praise for Prince William’s Commitment to FamilyIn this episode of Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, royal historian Hugo Vickers joins Kinsey to discuss Meghan Markle’s relentless reinventions and what they reveal about her post-royal ambitions. Is this another calculated rebrand, or a woman still searching for purpose?
The conversation also turns to the hardworking heart of the monarchy, the senior royals who quietly keep the machine moving. From King Charles and Queen Camilla’s tireless schedules to Princess Anne’s unmatched dedication, the Duke of Kent’s lifelong devotion to duty, and Prince Edward and Duchess Sophie’s steady reliability, each plays a vital role in ma...
2025-11-0747 min
Radical with Amol RajanLife After Vogue: Why I Want To Reinvent Fashion Magazines (Edward Enninful)Edward Enninful thinks fashion risks going backwards on diversity, which is why he’s launched a new media business, EE72, to promote inclusion in an anti-woke era. The former editor of British Vogue talks to Amol about why the industry needs to appeal to all generations – from getting Gen Z on side by tackling fast fashion and affordability, to highlighting the full spectrum of beauty by focussing on ‘women of a certain age’ in the first issue of his quarterly magazine. Amol asks him about the recent Sydney Sweeney jeans advert after the US fashion retailer...
2025-09-1856 min
Classic Radio Theater with Wyatt CoxClassic Radio 09-17-25 - The President's Diet, A Cop Killer, and the Apartment SwindlerDrama on a WednesdayFirst, a look at the events of the day.Then, Mr President starring Edward Arnold, originally broadcast September 17, 1950, 75 years ago, Do Or Die. The President finds a secretary to help reorganize the White House as he fights a mandated diet. Followed by Dragnet starring Jack Webb, originally broadcast September 17, 1949, 76 years ago, James Vickers. A cop-killer is shot and killed while attempting to escape. The search for the other man in the car begins. Then, Boston Blackie starring Dick Kollmar, originally broadcast September 17, 1946, 79 years...
2025-09-172h 44Kinsey Schofield UnfilteredPrince Harry Meets King Charles | The Quiet Legacy of the Duchess of KentThis week on Crown and Conflict, Kinsey Schofield welcomes royal biographer Hugo Vickers, author of “HRH The Duke of Kent,” to reflect on the remarkable life of Katharine, the Duchess of Kent.
The Duchess of Kent was known for her quiet dignity and her ability to balance personal conviction with royal duty. Married to Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, she carved out her own role in the monarchy while pursuing her passion for education and music.
We also look at Catherine, Princess of Wales, as she welcomes US First Lady...
2025-09-1247 min
Radical with Amol RajanNorth Korea fights for RussiaKim Jong Un has confirmed for the first time that North Korean troops have been fighting in Russia against Ukraine.Amol and Nick catch up with Today presenter Anna Foster who is in Ukraine to find out about the reporting she has been doing (3:00).They also speak to Edward Howell, a fellow at Chatham House’s Korea Foundation and lecturer at Oxford University, to discuss the significance of North Korea's admission and whether Donald Trump could rekindle his relationship with Kim Jong Un (16:16).And Nick reveals that he once took part in a yo...
2025-05-0138 min
American International PodcastReform School GirlReform School Girl (1957) Jeff and Cheryl run with the wrong crowd and get sentenced to watch Reform School Girl. Story and Screenplay by Edward Bernds Executive Producer: James H. Nicholson Produced by Robert J. Gurney Jr. and Samuel Z. Arkoff Directed by Edward Bernds Starring: Gloria Castillo as Donna Price Ross Ford as David Lindsay Edward Byrnes as Vince Ralph Reed as Jackie Dodd Jan Englund as Ruth Yvette Vickers as Roxy Helen Wallace as Superintendent Trimble Donna Jo Gribble as Cat...
2025-03-031h 00
The News MeetingNews Meeting: Biden’s man visits Beijing, sextortion and Telegram’s CEO is arrestedNew York Times diplomatic correspondent Edward Wong joins the Tortoise team to discuss what should lead the news.He explains why US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met Chinese president Xi Jinping this week. They also discuss why France’s investigation into Telegram founder Pavel Durov matters and the sentencing of an Australian man responsible for one of the worst sextortion cases in history.Click here to book tickets for The News Meeting Live on 25th September: https://www.tortoisemedia.com/thinkin/the-news-meeting-live-10/ Email: newsmeeting@tortoisemedia.com
2024-08-3041 min
Post Credits Podcast394 A - Deadpool & WolverineDeadpool & Wolverine is a win on so many levels. Fan service is absolutely unmatched, Hugh Jackman returns to the MCU for the foreseeable future, and the film absolutely wonderful moments. There is probably too much talking by Deadpool BUT that is easily tolerable for this. Let's have a few more wins, Marvel. Please?
0:20:51 - Box Office and upcoming releases.
0:21:15 *** What's Streaming *** AMAZON
THE COMPANY MEN, Dir. John Wells - Ben Affleck, Tommy Lee Jones, Chris Cooper, 2010.
SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, Dir. Steven Spielberg – Tom Hanks, Matt Damon, Tom Sizemore, Edward Burns, Barry Pepper...
2024-08-061h 38
The Mind Renewed : Thinking Christianly in a New World OrderTMR 312 : The Appointment (1981/2) (TMR Movie Roundtable)For the 17th TMR Movie Roundtable we welcome back our good friends Frank Johnson, Antony Rotunno and Mark Campbell for another four-way discussion, this time on the cult British supernatural horror film The Appoinrment (1981/2) starring Edward Woodward and directed by Lindsey C Vickers.
"An evil and enigmatic entity throws a family into turmoil in Lindsey C. Vickers' much sought-after cult horror. Unable to attend his daughter’s violin recital, suburban father Ian—played by Edward Woodward (The Wicker Man)—is haunted by a series of prophetic nightmares that seem to foresee a looming tragedy. Are dark forces gathering to be unleash...
2024-07-061h 24
The Mind Renewed with Julian CharlesTMR 312 : The Appointment (1981/2) (TMR Movie Roundtable)For the 17th TMR Movie Roundtable we welcome back our good friends Frank Johnson, Antony Rotunno and Mark Campbell for another four-way discussion, this time on the cult British supernatural horror film The Appoinrment (1981/2) starring Edward Woodward and directed by Lindsey C Vickers. "An evil and enigmatic entity throws a family into turmoil in Lindsey C. Vickers' much sought-after cult horror. Unable to attend his daughter’s violin recital, suburban father Ian—played by Edward Woodward (The Wicker Man)—is haunted by a series of prophetic nightmares that seem to foresee a looming tragedy. Are dark forces gathering to be unleash...
2024-07-061h 24
The MHP ShowEpisode 29 - Interview on Entrepreneur UnleashedWelcome to 'The MHP Show,' your ultimate source for mobile home park insights. I'm your host, Derek Vickers. In our latest episode, number 29, we've got something special for you. I had the honor of being interviewed by Edward Collins on 'Entrepreneur Unleashed,' and we dug deep into mobile home parks, entrepreneurship, and more. Join us for this unique perspective, as we explore the dynamic world of business, right here on 'The MHP Show.
E-book: https://go.ondemandcontents.com/checklist
#MHP #MobileHomeParking #Investing #MobileHomeParks #MobileHomeParksInvesting #RealEstate #RealEstateInvesting
2023-10-161h 00
Wetootwaag's Bagpipe and History PodcastS7 E17 Wetootwaag In the Wild Trying Other People's Bagpipes with Rob EdwardsTunes:
William Vickers: The Bonny Miller,
Terry Tully: Ass in the Graveyard
Patrick MacDonald: The Mermaid Song, Fisherman's Song for Attracting Seals, Spoigan, Joseph McDonald's Jig, Tune 6 & 7 (Lord Reay's Jig, and The Goatherd) and Flowers of the Forest
Johnny Cock up thy Beaver
Robert Bremner: Cuzle Together
Donald MacDonald: Taladh, Bundle and Go,
William Dixon: An Thou Were my Ain Thing,
Will You take a Wife Donald, Dark Girl of the Sheep, Tail Toddle, Early Marischal’s Reel
Gordon Mooney: Linkumdoddie
Rob Edward: Is This Yours?
Setting a Co...
2023-07-291h 10
Asian Education PodcastSeason 1 Episode 12
In this final episode of our first season, Edward Vickers talks to Prof. Lin Tzu-Bin of National Taiwan Normal University’s College of Education about one of the most ambitious - and contentious - education policies to be introduced in Taiwan in recent years: the Bilingual Education Policy. Introduced by the current administration of the Democratic Progressive Party (民進黨 or DPP) in 2018, the policy aims to transform Taiwan into a ‘Bilingual Nation’ by 2030.
Positioning himself as a constructive critic, Professor Lin has become one of Taiwan’s leading public commentators on this bilingual education initiative. In this conversation, he and Ed begi...
2023-07-221h 08Asian Education PodcastSeason 1 Episode 11
The War Heritage Podcast is produced by Tim Winter and colleagues in the WARMAP partnership. A podcast about war and culture in Southeast Asia, it was produced with funding from the UNESCO Jakarta Office. Over the past two decades, Asia has undergone a war memory book, and as the gravity of power in the region shifts away from America and Japan, the legacy of World War II has become a source of acute political tension.
Listeners to the Asian Education Podcast are invited to join Tim Winter, Mark Frost, Toyah Horman, Daniel Schumacher and Edward Vickers for...
2023-07-031h 22Asian Education PodcastSeason 1 Episode 10
Shadow education, in the form of examination-preparatory tutorial schooling, is pervasive across much of Asia. The costs in terms of family finances, the narrowing of educational focus and the exhausting competitiveness of examination cramming for the youngsters involved have aroused much scholarly commentary. But can shadow education take benign as well as malign forms? And how can regulation help in this respect.
In this episode, Edward Vickers discusses these and related questions with Professor Zhang Wei of East China Normal University in Shanghai. An eminent expert on shadow education, Prof. Zhang has published widely on various aspects...
2023-06-221h 07
The Wings Over New Zealand ShowWONZ 275 – Lew DayGuest: Lewis James Day, MNZM, DFC
Hosts: Dave Homewood
Recorded: 11th of June 2023
Duration: 1 hour 22 minutes, 12 seconds
In this episode Dave Homewood talks via Zoom with Lew Day, who was just five weeks away from turning 100 at the time of the recording, and Lew’s son Brian Day was also sitting in to help prompt Lew’s memory and relay the questions that Lew did not quite hear.
Lew had a long career in aviation, beginning with Air Force training in 1942. After his ab initio training on Tiger Moths at RNZAF...
2023-06-191h 22Asian Education PodcastSeason 1 Episode 9
In this episode, Edward Vickers talks to Professor Fazal Rizvi of the University of Melbourne about his recent involvement in recent education reform initiatives in the Kingdom of Bhutan. Famous internationally for its espousal of the ‘Gross Happiness Index’ in place of the conventional notion of GDP, Bhutan is otherwise relatively little understood or researched by outsiders (in part due to stringent controls on access for tourism or leisure travel). But in 2021, Professor Rizvi was invited by counterparts in Bhutan to advise or consult on reforms being pursued by the government there. In this interview, he reflects on his expe...
2023-06-151h 05Asian Education PodcastSeason 1 Episode 8
In March 2023, Edward Vickers recorded an interview with Professor Krishna Kumar (Episode 7) in which they discussed the reform of the curricula and textbooks produced by India’s National Council for Educational Research and Training (NCERT) during Prof. Kumar’s term as Director between 2005 and 2010. To the surprise of many - including Prof. Kumar - the NCERT curricula and related teaching materials produced then had remained substantially unaltered down to the present day (2023). The BJP regime that took power at the centre in 2014 had so far refrained from seeking to impose a major curricular revision.
However, this situation chan...
2023-06-0137 minAsian Education PodcastSeason 1 Episode 7
In this episode, Edward Vickers interviews Professor Krishna Kumar ‘on location’ in Chandigarh, India. Professor Kumar, formerly of the Central Institute of Education at Delhi University, is a distinguished theorist of education and prominent commentator on a range of educational issues in India and more widely. From 2005 to 2010, he was the Director of India’s National Council for Educational Research and Training. Appointed to that position by the new Congress-led UPA government shortly after its 2004 electoral victory, Prof. Kumar took charge of an institution widely seen as having been used for political purposes by the preceding BJP-led NDA government.
...
2023-05-301h 06
Fellowship in the GospelFG23 Panel DiscussionJoel Diffenderfer moderates a panel discussion with K. Edward Copeland and Brian Vickers during the FG23 conference.
2023-05-2534 minAsian Education PodcastSeason 1 Episode 4
In this episode of the Asian Education Podcast, we are joined by Dr Brenda Dobia, who has a background both in clinical psychology and cultural studies, and has been actively involved in Social and Emotional Learning (SEL), both in her native Australia and in Asia-related projects. In Australia, she has worked with indigenous children and youth and on training pre-service teachers in Education for Sustainable Development (ESD).
We begin by discussing Brenda’s involvement with the Australian government’s mental health and well-being initiative for the early childhood and primary phase, KidsMatter, which had...
2023-05-0857 min
Entrepreneur UnleashedFrom Partying to Profiting: The Importance of Perspective in Entrepreneurship ⎮ Derek VickersJoin host Edward Collins in this latest episode of Entrepreneur Unleashed as he engages in an insightful conversation with Derek Vickers, a seasoned entrepreneur and father who grew his mobile home park business to nearly 2000 lots while working a full-time job.In this episode, Derek also shares his inspirational journey, discussing his initial steps and the challenges he faced while building and scaling Victory Real Estate Group. He talks about his strategies for overcoming obstacles and shares valuable insights that are relevant to entrepreneurs of all levels.Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain...
2023-05-031h 00Asian Education PodcastSeason 1 Episode 3
Tara de Mel on Sri Lanka’s Educational Challenges
Sri Lanka has experienced a succession of acute crises over the past five decades, from terrorist insurgencies to ethnic civil war and, most recently, an economic emergency intensified by the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Throughout this period, education has been intimately intertwined with the island’s various social and political problems. Endemic credentialism combined with economic stagnation have played a potent role in fueling youth discontent. Sri Lanka is celebrated for its success in universalising access to basic education. But the coun...
2023-04-201h 00Asian Education PodcastSeason 1 Episode 2 Paul Morris on education in Hong Kong
In this episode, Professor Paul Morris of the UCL Institute of Education in London talks to Edward Vickers about education in Hong Kong.
Before moving to London in 2007, Paul spent almost 30 years in Hong Kong as an academic and teacher educator, culminating in a five-year spell as President of the Hong Kong Institute of Education (HKIEd; now the Education University of Hong Kong). He has written widely on issues of curriculum reform and the politics of education in Hong Kong, and he...
2023-04-1356 minAsian Education PodcastSeason 1 Episode 1
In this initial episode of the Asian Education Podcast recorded on 11 February 2023, the three co-hosts discuss the rationale and focus of the podcast as well as their backgrounds and experiences related to education policy and practice in Asia and beyond.
0. Introduction (00:00-03:05)
1. Why the Asian Education Podcast? (03:06 – 06:32)
What is the rationale for having a podcast that discusses education from a primarily Asian perspective? It is not necessarily that we are keen on setting up ‘Asian’ standards to challenge or counter the hegemony of Western-centric perspectives. The idea of ‘As...
2023-04-0748 min
Den sidste filmpodcastFem til fredag #19 - De fem bedste (gyser)film, du aldrig har hørt om! (Del IV)Efter en tur i Paradis vender Moovy Podcast snuden mod helvede, for nu står den på anbefalinger – gyseranbefalinger!
Værterne Mikkel Abel og Joachim Jelle sætter anmeldelserne på pause, eftersom vi nu er gået ind i oktober – og det betyder et fokus på gysergenren. Sammen har de to værter fundet fem gyserfilm frem, du formentlig aldrig har hørt om.
Kollektivt besluttede de sig for at tage “Baby Blood” med – en vanvittig og vanvittigt blodig skrækfilm, der kan ses som et tidligt bidrag til bølgen af grænsesøgende film fra Frankrig kaldt...
2022-10-1443 min
BackchatCalls for the "decolonisation" of Hong Kong; Reviving tourism8:30am-9:15am: ‘decolonisation’
8:30am-9:15am: John Carroll, Professor, University of Hong Kong’s Department of History
8:30am-9:15am: Edward Vickers, Professor of Comparative Education at Kyushu University
8:30am-9:00am: Ronny Tong, Executive Co...
2022-10-0758 min
Education Policy for AllEducational implications of Hong Kong’s new National Security LawEdward Vickers is Professor of Comparative Education at Kyushu University in Japan, where he also holds the UNESCO Chair on Education for Peace, Social Justice and Global Citizenship. In this episode we discuss the implications of Hong Kong’s National Security Law and the focus on education in navigating this new law. The impact on what it means to be hongkongnese under the Chinese regime is discussed as well as the future implications for Hong Kong and what this could mean in the wider outlook of Chinese governance.Articles accompanying this episode Vickers, E. (2022). Smothering Di...
2022-09-0130 min
Wetootwaag's Bagpipe and History PodcastS6 E14 Eliza Ross Manuscript and Borrowed Scottish SmallpipesS6 E14 Eliza Ross Manuscript and borrowed Scottish Smallpipes
Tunes:
Patrick MacDonald:The Mermaid Song, The Fishermen’s Song for Attracting Seals, Spoigan, Joseph MacDonald’s jig, Lord Reay’s Jig, and The Goatherd; Harris Dance
Eliza Ross: Dark Girl of the Sheep, Dark Eyed one of the Night, Tune 70, Jolly Alasdair choice of all the girls, Mr. McKay’s Gig, Dark Girl of the White Feet, You Silly Fool
Edward Bunting: Bonny Portmore
William Vickers: Strike the Bell
William Dixon: Little Wee Winking Thing
Michael Grey: Whitby Runaround
I am mos...
2022-07-0253 min
Weird DistractionsThe Crimes of Michele Dee Gates & James Wood Featuring True Crime Cat Lawyer PodcastAs mentioned in last weeks episode, Christie is taking a bit of a break from the show. Have no fear, though - Alex is joined this week with host of the True Crime Cat Lawyer podcast, Elyse! For this collaboration, Alex discussing the case of Michele Gates from Portland, Oregon. While Elyse chats about the crimes of James Edward Wood, who seemingly made his way back to Utah. You won’t want to miss the discussions surrounding these Pacific North West cases! Trigger warnings and listener discretions are advised for both cases. Need a distraction? We got you. P...
2022-03-271h 52
The Magic NewswireBroken Wand :: Amazing JohnathanFrom numerous sources, we have sadly learned of the passing of the Amazing Johnathan. According to Rolling Stone, "An exact cause of death was not immediately given, though Johnathan — born Johnathan Edward Szeles — had previously revealed he had been diagnosed with a heart condition. Szeles’ wife, the performer Anastasia Synn, confirmed her husband’s death, telling the Review-Journal he died in his sleep Tuesday night." In remembrance, I am reposting my conversation with him from just before his annual Halloween Party in 2008. Johnathan, it will be hard to forget someone who gave us so much to rememb
2022-02-2438 min
War HeritageEpisode 9 Vectors of Intangible Cultural HeritageAny consideration of intangible cultural heritage needs to take account of how stories, memories, traditions or rituals are transformed, reinterpreted or lost through the passage of time. This episode focuses on the importance of formal education and, in particular, of language to this process of intergenerational transmission. In conversation with Kirsty Sword Gusmao, Helen Ting and Mark Maca, Edward Vickers debates the role of language as a form of superordinate intangible cultural heritage.
2022-01-2733 minWar HeritageEpisode 8 The Difficulties of Conflict-related Intangible Cultural HeritageHeritage by definition tends to be regarded as intrinsically positive and worthy of preservation. But is this always the case, especially when the heritage in question relates to past conflict? In this episode, Edward Vickers and guests discuss various 'difficult' aspects of intangible cultural heritage in Southeast Asia, from issues of gendered violence to the contested legacies of colonialism.
2022-01-2744 min
Wetootwaag's Bagpipe and History PodcastS5E30 Fitzmaurice's Spooky Gold Ring with Tune from Blackie O'ConnellTunes:
William McGibbon: Halloween
Walsh: Gold Ring
Nixon: Gold Ring
William Vickers: Gold Ring
John Rook: Gold Ring Paddy
Fitzmaurice: The Tore Retreat, Kick the World Before You, Fitzmaurice’s Hornpipe,
David Young: Kick The World Before You
Killoran: The Gold Ring Goodman: Five Pound Jig
Seamus Ennis: The Gold Ring
O’Farrell: Lasses of Limerick
Fitzmaurice: Mrs. Garden Campbell’s Jig
Edward Bunting: Pharoh Or the War March
Grier: The Golden Ring
Patsy Touhey: The Gold Ring
O’Neill: The Gold Ring
Blac...
2021-10-291h 10
The historical crimes and criminals podcastFlannelfoot the BurglarIn the Early 20th century a burglar perpetrated robberies for over 15 years....he became an infamous cult figure
email: thehistoricalcrimespodcast@yahoo.com
twitter: the historical crimes and criminals podcast
Https:www.dailymail.co.uk/females/article-3222439/the-secret-scotland-yard-s-black-museum-Dr Crippen-s-crumpled-pyjamas-revolver-sent-Ruth-Ellis-gallows-gristly-relics-telling-story-British-crime.html
www.romfordrecorder.co.uk/news/heritage/downfall-of-the-thin-man-cat-burglar-1-6866558
en.mwikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Edward_Vickers
2021-01-0518 min
Asia RisingWebinar: Education and the Politics of Identity in East AsiaDespite their diverse histories and cultures, common tensions characterize debates about identity and nationhood across the Asia-Pacific. Homogenous visions of identity and nationhood sit uneasily alongside notions of citizenship that embrace cultural and ethnic diversity. In many societies, rising inequality feeds fear and resentment of immigrants, and legacies or memories of empire and colonialism have also fuelled resentment of foreign interference or ‘hegemony’. In stories of nationhood, what is forgotten or avoided is just as important as what is remembered.
What role, then, does education play in shaping ideas of identity and nationhood across the contemporary Asia-Pacific? To w...
2020-09-101h 04
Asia RisingEducation and the Politics of Identity in East AsiaDespite their diverse histories and cultures, common tensions characterize debates about identity and nationhood across the Asia-Pacific. Homogenous visions of identity and nationhood sit uneasily alongside notions of citizenship that embrace cultural and ethnic diversity. In many societies, rising inequality feeds fear and resentment of immigrants, and legacies or memories of empire and colonialism have also fuelled resentment of foreign interference or ‘hegemony’. In stories of nationhood, what is forgotten or avoided is just as important as what is remembered.
What role, then, does education play in shaping ideas of identity and nationhood across the contemporary Asia-Pacific? To what extent are...
2020-09-101h 04
Lessons in Lifespan HealthHow racism is a threat to public healthReggie Tucker-Seeley, the Edward L. Schneider Chair in gerontology and an assistant professor at the USC Leonard Davis School is joined by his colleague, Jhumpka Gupta, an associate professor in the global and community health department at George Mason University. The two discuss issues of racism and hate and the implications for health across the life course. Selected quotes: Reggie Tucker-Seeley: "… with the COVID-19 global pandemic, we know that across racial and ethnic groups, that there is differential access to testing, different levels of access to quality healthcare, differences in the navigation of healthcare, differences an...
2020-08-2038 min
Made It In Japan第35話：Dr. Edward VickersDr. Edward Vickers is a historian and professor of Comparative Education in East Asia at Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan. In this episode, we discuss the current state of Hong Kong, public discourse and propaganda in China, common misconceptions about China, and the educational system in Japan.
エドワード・ヴィッカーズ先生は教育学の博士であり、現在九州大学比較教育学の教授であります。本エピソードでは香港の現在と今後、中国におけるプロパガンダと同国に対するよくある誤解及び日本の教育制度についてディスカッションしています。
Time: 62 mins. (English starts from 4:37)
タイム：62分（日本語は最初の挨拶のみ）
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2020-08-021h 02
Deviant WomenGladys DeaconWhen wealthy American socialites Florence and Edward Deacon moved to the vibrant playground of Paris in 1879, they had come to join the artists and intellectuals of the haute bohème. Born into this world of decadence, their daughter Gladys would soon have her childhood shattered by a shocking scandal that pitted her mother and father against each other for the rest of their lives. Despite this, Gladys would go on to be educated in the best schools, growing into an intelligent, witty, and beautiful young woman. After reading about the marriage of an American railroad heiress to an English Du...
2020-05-071h 12The Wings Over New Zealand ShowWONZ 221 – Eddie LeafGuest: Edward Leaf, Air Gunner
Host: Dave Homewood
Recorded: 6th of December 2019
Released: 2nd of May 2020
Duration: 53 minutes 24 seconds
In this episode Dave Homewood chats with WWII Air Gunner Eddie Leaf, who served with the Royal Air Force in Vickers Wellingtons, Short Stirlings, Handley Page Halifax and Avro Lancasters.
Eddie was born in the UK but grew up in the USA during the Depression years, and returned to Britain before joining the RAF. Postwar he moved to New Zealand.
His daughter Christine also sits in to help...
2020-05-0253 min
Slightly FoxedMoving in Royal CirclesBiographer and academic Jane Ridley and screenwriter and novelist Daisy Goodwin join the Slightly Foxed Editors to reveal the wealth to be found in royal biographies, memoirs and historical novels. From the remarkable diaries of Queen Victoria and the extraordinary life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria to Prince Albert’s cashmere breeches, a cottage meal at Sissinghurst with the Queen Mother, and Edward VII’s many mistresses, the parade of tales about the lives and loves of royal people roams far and wide. And we go on a on a quest for Queen Mary with James Pope-Hennessy in this month’s hunt...
2020-02-1538 min
Asia RisingRethinking Education in ChinaWestern countries are impressed by the performance of China's schools in international tests and search for the secrets of their success, but are we overlooking the punishing nature of elite schooling in China and its role in increasing inequality?
Guest:
Professor Edward Vickers (Comparative Education, Kyushu University), co-author of Education and Society in Post-Mao China (Routledge 2017).
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2017-11-0824 minAsia Rising#83 Rethinking Education in China
Western countries are impressed by the performance of China's schools in international tests and search for the secrets of their success, but are we overlooking the punishing nature of elite schooling in China and its role in increasing inequality?
Guest:
Professor Edward Vickers (Comparative Education, Kyushu University), co-author of Education and Society in Post-Mao China (Routledge 2017).
Follow La Trobe Asia on Twitter: @LaTrobeAsia
2017-11-0824 min
Global PoliticsRethinking Education in ChinaWestern countries are impressed by the performance of China's schools in international tests and search for the secrets of their success, but are we overlooking the punishing nature of elite schooling in China and its role in increasing inequality?
Guest:
Professor Edward Vickers (Comparative Education, Kyushu University), co-author of Education and Society in Post-Mao China (Routledge 2017).
2017-11-0824 minAsia RisingEvent: Education and Society in Post-Mao China
Recent years have witnessed mingled alarm and envy in the West at the supposed excellence of China's education system - epitomized by Shanghai's PISA success. But much public discussion of the context for that success, and of the nature of the education system that has produced it, remains worryingly superficial.
Drawing on a new monograph, Education and Society in Post-Mao China (Routledge 2017), this talk re-examines the educational record of China during the four decades of 'Reform and Opening'.
It argues that evaluation of this record depends very much on the evaluator's comparative perspective...
2017-10-1700 minGlobal PoliticsEducation and Society in Post-Mao ChinaRecent years have witnessed mingled alarm and envy in the West at the supposed excellence of China's education system - epitomized by Shanghai's PISA success. But much public discussion of the context for that success, and of the nature of the education system that has produced it, remains worryingly superficial.
Drawing on a new monograph, Education and Society in Post-Mao China (Routledge 2017), this talk re-examines the educational record of China during the four decades of 'Reform and Opening'.
It argues that evaluation of this record depends very much on the evaluator's comparative perspective and ethical...
2017-08-301h 24
Asia RisingEducation and Society in Post-Mao ChinaRecent years have witnessed mingled alarm and envy in the West at the supposed excellence of China's education system - epitomized by Shanghai's PISA success. But much public discussion of the context for that success, and of the nature of the education system that has produced it, remains worryingly superficial.
Drawing on a new monograph, Education and Society in Post-Mao China (Routledge 2017), this talk re-examines the educational record of China during the four decades of 'Reform and Opening'.
It argues that evaluation of this record depends very much on the evaluator's comparative perspective and ethical assumptions. Notwithstanding its impressive performance...
2017-08-291h 23
New Books in Chinese StudiesEdward Vickers, “Education and Society in Post-Mao China” (Routledge, 2017)Dr. Edward Vickers, Professor of Comparative Education at Kyushu University, joins New Books Network to discuss his recently published book, entitled Education and Society in Post-Mao China (Routledge Studies in Education and Society in Asia, 2017). He co-authored the book along with Xiaodong Zeng, Professor at Beijing Normal University. The... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSupport our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/chinese-studies
2017-05-2231 min
FreshEdFreshEd #61 - Education in Post-Mao China (Edward Vickers)Since the death of Chairman Mao in 1976, China has experienced a “Reform and Opening” period. In education, this has meant a change from an egalitarian to an elite system. Examinations emerged has the primary way of sorting students. Those who did well on various examinations rose to the next level, working their way up to higher education.
This system, combining credentialism, competition, and Confucian traditions, has had profound consequences, including a rise in inequality and a growing divide between urban and rural communities.
My guest today, Edward Vickers, has a new co-written book called Education and Society in Post-Mao China, deta...
2017-02-2033 min
The Self Help PodcastTSHP046 – Spring Clean Your Life[button link=”https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-self-help-podcast/id663490789″ bg_color=”#2d7ec4″]Subscribe to The Self Help Podcast in iTunes[/button]
What’s Coming This Episode?
It’s Easter time so Sean and Ed are looking at the themes of new life, spring, resurrection and more. The thinking behind this episode is that NOW (rather than January/Winter) is a much better time of year to get things done and plan ahead. Listen in to hear why now is a great time to spring clean your life.
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2014-04-1733 min
Witness History: Archive 2014The Windsors In ExileAfter World War Two, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor - formerly King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson - settled in Paris. Hear archive accounts of their life in effective royal exile, after the Duke gave up his crown to marry divorcee Simpson. Plus royal historian Hugo Vickers.(Photo: The Duke and Duchess of Windsor in June 1967. Credit: Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
2014-04-0309 min
The Joy Trip ProjectPeter McBride ~ photographing the most endangered river in AmericaAdventure photographers and filmmakers give us a unique view of the world. And throughout his long career taking pictures and telling stories for major magazines Peter McBride has offered up an exciting perspective, most often from the air. When he was in his 20s he flew a World War I biplane called the Vickers Vimy from London to Cape Town to reenact the first time an airplane traveled across Africa in 1920.
"I think that really gave me an interest in the aerial perspective," he said in an interview with the Joy Trip Project. "I was able to sell it to...
2014-02-1415 min
The Joy Trip ProjectPeter McBride ~ photographing the most endangered river in AmericaAdventure photographers and filmmakers give us a unique view of the world. And throughout his long career taking pictures and telling stories for major magazines Peter McBride has offered up an exciting perspective, most often from the air. When he was in his 20s he flew a World War I biplane called the Vickers Vimy from London to Cape Town to reenact the first time an airplane traveled across Africa in 1920.
"I think that really gave me an interest in the aerial perspective," he said in an interview with the Joy Trip Project. "I was able to sell it to...
2014-02-1415 min
DJ GRIND | The Daily GrindGayDays DJ Contest | DJ GRIND -- Final Round, Week 1 (3/27/11)*** FINAL ROUND | Week 1 of 2 ***
Over 200 DJs applied. Only 3 remain. Your votes and live streams have helped me reach the FINAL ROUND! Now, I'm just one step away from GayDays! Will I go all the way? It's up to you!
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The winner of the 2011 GayDays DJ Contest will get his own weekly radio show and earn the chance to spin the closing pool party at GayDays 2011 in Orlando!
Here's my set from the...
2011-03-271h 58