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The PodThe Pod Episode 9 - Nada BashirDuring our ninth episode of The Pod, we sit down with Nada Bashir (Class of 2014). CNN correspondent, Emmy Award winner and Forbes 30 under 30 honouree, Nada shares her inspiring journey in journalism. From her days as a student to reporting on global events, Nada shares insights into the challenges, triumphs and lessons learned in her career.
2025-01-1727 min
The PodThe Pod Episode 8 - Raphaela SvirinskayaIn our eighth episode of The Pod, we chat to Raphaela (Class of 2020) who has just completed her degree at Edinburgh University whilst also following her passion for music and radio. Raphaela gave some great advice to those feeling slightly out of their comfort zone when moving to a new city for University, as well as encouragement to discover and try new things.
2024-11-0524 min
The PodThe Pod Episode 7 - Tamara WeymouthDuring the first episode of The Pod since returning back to school, Upper Sixth student Rania spoke with Tamara Weymouth (Class of 2013) about her experience in the consultancy industry. They touched on various topics such as life in her current role at McKinsey as well as past experiences and choices made between industries, in addition to some valuable advice to those about to embark on similar journeys.
2024-10-0131 min
The PodThe Pod Episode 6 - Amy JiangTahlia spoke with Amy Jiang (Class of 2020), who told us more about her current MPhil Anthropocene Studies at Cambridge University having just completed her BA in Geography at Durham University. She also gave insight into her passion about the environment as a Young Trustee for the YPTE, a UK charity focused on improving climate education as well as being the former Project Leader for The Ugly Fruit Group whilst at Durham - this came with some great advice for those who may have similar passions!
2024-05-3023 min
The PodThe Pod Episode 5 - Alexandra Pasint-MagyarIn this episode, Lower Sixth students Shaanya and Anika got to quiz Emergency Medical Registrar and Old Dolphin Alex (Class of 2009) on her experiences so far as a Junior Doctor. This episode includes working in the NHS, the differences when working in Australia and helpful advice for those looking to start a career in Medicine.
2024-05-0142 min
The PodThe Pod Episode 4 - Alice AedyOn International Women's Day, environmental activist, documentary filmmaker and Old Dolphin, Alice Aedy (Class of 2012) kindly came back to do an inspiring assembly titled 'People, Planet and Purpose: Finding your role in an age of crisis' followed by a wonderful workshop with the sustainability committee. In between these, she sat down with Geography Teacher and Sustainability Coordinator, Lucy Graham and gave us more insight into her journey.
2024-04-0830 min
The PodThe Pod Episode 3 - Abby MangoldIt was wonderful to catch up with Abby Mangold (Class of 1993) who came in and told Tahlia more about her time at Godolphin and journey since. Abby shared more about her unique experiences and memories after working at the BBC and other roles along her career trajectory to where she is now; sharing ownership of Mangold Consultancy with her sister.
2024-04-0833 min
The PodThe Pod Episode 2 - Emily RatsmaTwo of our pupils, Giorgia and Lottie, sat down with Old Dolphin Emily Ratsma (Class of 2013) who provides an insight into the differences she has experienced being a pupil at Godolphin and Latymer in comparison to being a teacher here. Emily also tells us about her involvement with our Bridge Programme and it's importance to the community.
2024-03-0117 min
The PodThe Pod Episode 1 - Ayesha SinghIn the first episode of The Pod, we welcome back Ayesha Singh (Class of 2015) who chats with current pupil Harriet to discuss and reminisce on topics including her time at Godolphin and Latymer, memories and all things since.
2024-03-0124 min
Fundraising Bright Spots65. Increasing engagement, with Henrietta Carter-MayersAn important ingredient in fundraising success is engaging your community. An effective communications strategy makes a big difference. In this episode I talk to Henrietta Carter-Mayers, Director of Development at Godolphin and Latymer school. In recent years the school has implemented communications strategies that have helped engage its audience, with increased numbers and greater involvement. This progress has set the platform for impressive fundraising growth, delivering a fantastic increase in bursary support. In this conversation, Henrietta shares principles and examples that bring to life this approach to communication. If you find this interview helpful, we recommend you also check...2021-06-0423 min
New Books in Italian StudiesJames Renshaw, "In Search of the Romans" (Bloomsbury, 2019)James Renshaw modestly describes his interactive textbook, In Search of the Romans (Bloomsbury, 2019) as an attempt to bring his high school readers to a “base camp on Mount Everest and then hand them off to the Sherpas.” Renshaw explains that the “Sherpas” are historians who delve into a particular aspect of Roman history in greater detail.But what a delightful base camp In Search of Romans is! Following on the success of the book’s companion piece, In Search of the Greeks (both published in their second edition by Bloomsbury Academic), Renshaw has created an engaging and thoroughly...2020-07-271h 13
New Books in Ancient HistoryJames Renshaw, "In Search of the Romans" (Bloomsbury, 2019)James Renshaw modestly describes his interactive textbook, In Search of the Romans (Bloomsbury, 2019) as an attempt to bring his high school readers to a “base camp on Mount Everest and then hand them off to the Sherpas.” Renshaw explains that the “Sherpas” are historians who delve into a particular aspect of Roman history in greater detail.But what a delightful base camp In Search of Romans is! Following on the success of the book’s companion piece, In Search of the Greeks (both published in their second edition by Bloomsbury Academic), Renshaw has created an engaging and thoroughly...2020-07-271h 11
The Learning Scientists PodcastEpisode 25 - An Interview with Two TeachersThis episode was funded by The Wellcome Trust, and supporters like you. For more details on how to help support our podcast, please see our Patreon page.Listening on the web? You can subscribe to our podcast to get new episodes each month! Go to our show on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts.RSS feed: http://www.learningscientists.org/learning-scientists-podcast/?format=rssShow Notes:This is the fifth episode in a series recorded in London! In June 2018 we attended the European Association for Research on Learning and Instruction conference (or...2018-08-1627 min
Thameside Radio RevisitedThameside 22Jun80 More from Tatty's PartyThe first 90 minutes from an early Thameside Radio OB in June 1980. Bob presents a show from a party full of kids from Latymer Upper School (boys) and Godolphin and Latymer School (girls). It's very noisy and packed with people taking A-Levels who are probably all responsible adults now!
Helen from Twickenham is very nice to Bob Edwards.
There have been a few short recordings from this party already uploaded - but this is the complete first half. Thanks Roj.
Names include George Wood, Bob and Rupe, Jane Susan Sarah and Cathy, The Hoary...2012-06-171h 23
Thameside Radio RevisitedThameside 10Aug80 The missing SpitfireBob was meant to be on holiday touring southern Europe and North Africa but as his P reg orange Triumph Spitfire was stolen in Spain so he is back after just 1 week. It wasn’t insured either. (The car was found by the Spanish police a few weeks later). Alex who was was standing in for Bob is going to hosting the first Thameside Radio Circle Line Picnic at 2pm next Friday. It’s in a no smoking carriage (remember those). Listeners have to wear a hat, daffodil or something Thameside and bring sandwiches to swap and a bott...2010-11-073h 18Thameside Radio RevisitedThameside 22June80 Tatty's noisy party 7-8pmAn early Thameside Radio OB from Easter 1980. Bob presents a show from a party full of kids from Latymer Upper School (boys) and Godolphin and Latymer School (girls). It's very noisy party packed with people taking A-Levels who are probably all responsible adults now!
Helen from Twickenham is very nice to Bob Edwards.
Names include George Wood, Bob and Rupe, Jane Susan Sarah and Cathy, The Hoary Scab, Bishop's in Rayners Lane, George Johnson, Mouse, Inge, St Paul's School, Andrew Simpson, Rosemary Kelly Shaun Kelly (Sean?), Andrew from Reynolds School, Renata, Sue Everett, Harrow Weald 6...2009-08-301h 01Thameside Radio RevisitedThameside 26Jul81 Fast food and wormsThis Sunday show was the week after a live outside broadcast from Hyde Park and 3 days before the wedding of Charles and Diana. Bob plugs the extended broadcast for teh royal wedding the following Wednesday which starts at 10am. There are also tickets for the Thameside day trip to Brighton on August 16th which cost £5.
Alex had Thameside Radio "fast food surveys" from Spud-u-Like in Shepherd's Bush and Huckleberry's in Oxford Street. The report also featured the Birdman's "No-one Loves Me (Just 'Cause I Eat Worms).
The Birdman has a really great beginning to his sho...2009-05-242h 58