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The Life of BryonyEverything You Wanted to Know About Running (But Were Too Afraid to Ask!) – with Helen Thorne & Emma CampbellQUICK SURVEY – TELL US WHAT YOU'RE LOVING:We’re running a short survey to get to know you better—so we can keep making the kind of episodes you actually want to hear. Takes 2 mins, promise: https://ex-plorsurvey.com/survey/selfserve/550/g517/250305?list=3MY GUESTS THIS WEEK: HELEN THORNE & EMMA CAMPBELLThis week, I’m joined by two of my brilliant friends – Helen Thorne and Emma Campbell – to talk honestly about running. But not in the elite-athlete, £200-leggings, nutrition-plan kind of way. This is about resentm...2025-04-2848 min

Let Your Mind Travel Through Words With Full AudiobookMental Health and Your Church: A Handbook for Biblical Care Audiobook by Helen ThorneListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 712806 Title: Mental Health and Your Church: A Handbook for Biblical Care Author: Helen Thorne, Steve Migdley Narrator: Merryn William Hill Format: Unabridged Length: 06:04:00 Language: English Release date: 09-13-23 Publisher: ONE Audiobooks Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Counseling & Inspirational Summary: Helping you and the whole church family understand, nurture, and support those with mental-health conditions. Many people are struggling with mental-health conditions, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and life in our image-conscious culture. Statistics tell us that, worldwide, one in six of us will have experienced a mental-health struggle...2023-09-136h 04

Download Latest Full Audiobooks in Religion & Spirituality, ChristianityMental Health and Your Church: A Handbook for Biblical Care by Helen Thorne, Steve MigdleyPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/712806 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Mental Health and Your Church: A Handbook for Biblical Care Author: Helen Thorne, Steve Migdley Narrator: Merryn William Hill Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 4 minutes Release date: September 13, 2023 Genres: Christianity Publisher's Summary: Helping you and the whole church family understand, nurture, and support those with mental-health conditions. Many people are struggling with mental-health conditions, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and life in our image-conscious culture. Statistics tell us that, worldwide, one in six of us will have experienced a mental-health struggle in the past week, and serious depression...2023-09-1305 min

But Why?DIVORCE WITH HELEN THORNEFor this week's trip into the But Why archives, we go back to June 2021 when Clemmie chatted to Helen Thorne, one half of the Scummy Mummies about life in the aftermath of the breakdown of her marriage. Helen and her husband separated just days before the country went into lockdown in March 2020 and in this episode Helen chats openly about navigating heartbreak, the power of friendship, rediscovering dating and the huge pride she has for her children. It's a frank, raw and occasionally humorous episode.Resources:Helen has written a brilliant book about her experience. ‘Ge...2023-07-121h 07

The Deep Thoughts Podcast with Matt ShantzEpisode 74. Mental Health & The Church (with Helen Thorne)In any given year, 1 in 5 Canadians experiences a mental illness. By the time Canadians reach 40 years of age, 1 in 2 have – or have had – a mental illness (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, 2022). What does God and the Bible say about mental illness and how can we make churches places where those who struggle with mental health conditions are welcomed, understood, nurtured, and supported: a foretaste of the new creation. Matt interviews Helen Thorne, Director of Training and Resources at Biblical Counselling UK and co-author of the new book, Mental Health and Your Church. *If you are struggling in y...2023-02-1446 min

Faith in KidsFaith In Parents #105 | Mental Health and Self Harm with Helen ThorneFrom silence to tantrums, from verbal outbursts to punching fists, from pulling out hair to cutting themselves; our children are struggling to manage their emotions. There is a lot happening in their lives and they may not be able to talk it all through calmly. Helen Thorne (BCUK) tells us about her own journey through self harm, as well as helping us to calmly think through helping our children with the normal experience of extreme emotions.We are also joined by Simon Poole (CiS) who tells us about a time in his life when his d...2023-01-1158 min

Table TalkStruggling with anxiety? Let’s speak to Helen ThorneFeedback? Comments? Questions? Send us a text message now! Feeling anxious is a struggle many of us know well and it can seem impossible to escape. There are millions of self-help resources out there - ironically enough to make you anxious. In this episode we speak to Helen Thorne - an experienced counsellor and also someone with significant personal experience of anxiety. We speak about the causes of anxiety, the danger of coping mechanisms and about how the Christian faith can offer real hope in the face of anxiety. Helen Thorne has written an excellent...2021-11-1542 min

Keeping My SanityE26: Finding Hope in a world of anxiety with author Helen ThorneIf you're anything like me, this past year has pushed all of the anxiety buttons. It can be crippling and, at times, downright terrifying. Even when we know the answer to our anxiety is Jesus, it can still be difficult to get through each day. I so appreciated the chance to sit down with Helen Thorne, author of the soon-to-be-released book, Hope in an Anxious World: 6 Truths for When Things Feel Overwhelming. Helen is Director of Training and Resources at Biblical Counselling UK and an experienced counsellor. She formerly worked with London City Mission and...2021-04-2137 min

The Keswick Convention PodcastHelen Thorne - Pastoring Hearts: our own and our neighboursRachel Redeemed talks to Director of Training and Resources for Biblical Counselling UK, (https://www.biblicalcounselling.org.uk/) Helen Thorne. In this episode of the Keswick Convention Podcast, we hear some of Helen's heart for how we as a church member can pastor our hearts in this season, and the hearts of those around us. Helen takes us into some of Hosea and Habbakuk as well as pointing us to the God who can hold us through every bad mental health day. We also hear some of her story as to how she first met Jesus and some of t...2021-03-0436 min

People First Series by Identifi GroupHelen Thorne sits down with Amiqus duo Lisa Mahoney, Growth Marketing Lead, and Richie Stewart, Head of Client Management, for an in-depth chat about the challenges of remote workingFor Episode 11 of The People First Series, Helen Thorne sits down (digitally, of course!) with Amiqus duo Lisa Mahoney, Growth Marketing Lead, and Richie Stewart, Head of Client Management, for an in-depth chat about the challenges of remote working.Being a small tech company, Amiqus managed to move their team online relatively quickly when the pandemic first struck in March 2020. Since then, it’s been a constant learning curve, however, as the concept of remote working shifted from temporary fix to long-term solution.In this episode, the pair talk support systems, employee engagement, mental health an...2021-03-0330 min

Paper TalkPam ThornePam Thorne lives in Burnie, Tasmania, on an island south of Australia. Pam is best known for creating, with her artistic partner Ruth Rees, a series of life size papier-mache sculptures which are displayed in numerous locations around Tasmania. Pam is the concept originator of paper on skin, a biennial wearable paper art competition, Gala Event and exhibition. In 2012 Pam was Burnie’s Citizen of the year. Continue reading Pam Thorne 2020-06-181h 00

The Co-Mission PodcastEpisode Nine: Helen Thorne | Co-Mission Women's Morning 2018 Welcome to the Co-Mission podcast - a place to hear talks, teaching and conversations from across the Co-Mission Network throughout the year. At this year's Co-Mission Women's Morning Helen Thorne - DIRECTOR OF TRAINING AND MENTORSHIP at LONDON CITY MISSION spoke on the topic "Speaking Words of Hope". Her first session looked at Ephesians 4, in a talk entitled "Communities that Care" 2018-10-0342 min

University of Warwick PodcastsWhat is the Value of a Degree?Professors Kate Purcell and Peter Elias, from the Institute of Employment Research, discuss the value of a degree.2011-12-0813 min

University of Warwick PodcastsHow employable are today's graduates?In the second of a series of podcasts on graduates and employability, Professor Kate Purcell and Professor Peter Elias discuss what employers are really looking for in today's graduates 2011-12-0814 min

University of Warwick Podcasts"Anonymous" DiscussionExploring the theory that Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford, wrote the plays that we attribute to Shakespeare. Roland Emmerich's new film Anonymous has re-opened the Shakespeare authorship debate. In this video, Prof Carol Rutter and Prof Stanley Wells discuss their reactions to the film and address some of the claims made by it.2011-11-1125 min

University of Warwick PodcastsDating the Birth of Jesus and the 'first Christmas' with a Herodian CoinAnno domini. Today we use the system devised by the sixth-century monk, Dionysius Exiguus, as a way of synchronising events, and associate its origin with the nativity of Jesus and the 'first Christmas'. But did Dionysius get his dates right? Professor Kevin Butcher from the Department of Classics explores how a coin issued by Herod Antipas suggests not...2010-12-2006 min

University of Warwick PodcastsProfessor Donald Singer and Dr Michael Hulse discuss this year's Hippocrates PrizeWarwick Medical School's Professor Donald Singer and Associate Professor Michael Hulse, English, chat about the hugely successful international poetry and medical Hippocrates Prize 2010-11-2214 min

University of Warwick PodcastsProfessor Shaun Breslin and Professor Adil Najam: The Strategic Partnership and GlobalisationThe University of Warwick's Professor Shaun Breslin and Boston University's Professor Adil Najam, Director, Frederick S Pardee Centre discuss the strategic partnership between the two universities particularly in the field of Globalisation.2010-11-1807 min

University of Warwick PodcastsThe University of Warwick's Professor Wyn Grant in conversation with Boston University's Professor Graham Wilson about politics and the strategic partnership.Prof Graham Wilson, Department for Political science, Boston University & Prof Wyn Grant, Department of Politics, The University of Warwick, discuss their joint political workshops and how the strategic partnerships between the two universities is progressing. Part of a series of conversation pieces that demonstrates the strategic partnership between the University of Warwick and Boston University.2010-11-1811 min

University of Warwick PodcastsThe University of Warwick's Professor Shaun Breslin in conversation with Boston University's Rachel Thrasher about the growth area of South South Trade.Part of a series of conversation pieces that demonstrates the strategic partnership between the University of Warwick and Boston University.2010-11-1708 min

University of Warwick PodcastsUniversity of Warwick's Richard Higgott - The Theory and Practice of Global Economics Governance: The Limits and Prospects of Multilateralism in the 21st CenturyPart of the 2nd Joint Boston/Warwick Politics and International Studies Workshop on Aspects of the Post Financial Crisis.2010-11-1624 min

University of Warwick PodcastsUniversity of Warwick's Timothy J. Sinclair - Conflicts of Interest and the Global Financial CrisisPart of the 2nd Joint Boston/Warwick Politics and International Studies Workshop on Aspects of the Post Financial Crisis.2010-11-1621 min

University of Warwick PodcastsCardiff Business School's Glenn Morgan - Constructing Financial Markets: reforming Over-the-Counter derivatives markets in the aftermath of the financial crisisPart of the 2nd Joint Boston/Warwick Politics and International Studies Workshop on Aspects of the Post Financial Crisis.2010-11-1624 min

University of Warwick PodcastsThe University of Warwick's Shaun Breslin - China and the Global Crisis: Global Responsibility meets Domestic VulnerabilityPart of the 2nd Joint Boston/Warwick Politics and International Studies Workshop on Aspects of the Post Financial Crisis.2010-11-1619 min

University of Warwick PodcastsBoston University's Min Ye - ‘Coethnic Foreign Investment (EDI) versus non-Ethnic Foreign Investment (FDI): How have they impacted China and India differently?Part of the 2nd Joint Boston/Warwick Politics and International Studies Workshop on Aspects of the Post Financial Crisis.2010-11-1615 min

University of Warwick PodcastsBoston University's Kevin Gallagher - Facilitating Foreign Investment for Strategic Resources: Evidence of China in Latin America after the CrisisPart of the 2nd Joint Boston/Warwick Politics and International Studies Workshop on Aspects of the Post Financial Crisis.2010-11-1620 min

University of Warwick PodcastsBoston University's Vivien Schmidt - ‘What Happened to the SMEs? France, Italy and Spain?Part of the 2nd Joint Boston/Warwick Politics and International Studies Workshop on Aspects of the Post Financial Crisis.2010-11-1624 min

University of Warwick PodcastsUniversity of Warwick's Ben Clift - French Responses to the Global Economic Crisis: The global economy of ‘post-dirigisme’ and new state activismPart of the 2nd Joint Boston/Warwick Politics and International Studies Workshop on Aspects of the Post Financial Crisis.2010-11-1625 min

University of Warwick PodcastsBoston University's Cathie Jo Martin - Social Solidarity in Scandinavia after the Fall of Finance CapitalismPart of the 2nd Joint Boston/Warwick Politics and International Studies Workshop on Aspects of the Post Financial Crisis.2010-11-1621 min

University of Warwick PodcastsBoston University's William Grimes - The Future of Regional Liquidity Arrangements in East Asia: Lessons from the Global Financial CrisisPart of the 2nd Joint Boston/Warwick Politics and International Studies Workshop on Aspects of the Post Financial Crisis.2010-11-1622 min

University of Warwick PodcastsSport is Big Business for University of WarwickFirst-class sporting facilities and award-winning conference venues are making the University of Warwick the preferred option for top-flight sports clubs.2010-10-2804 min

University of Warwick PodcastsCelebrating 30 years of WMGThis year celebrates 30 years of WMG (Warwick Manufacturing Group) - an international multi-disciplinary group that was established by Professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya in 1980 in order to reinvigorate UK manufacturing, through the application of cutting edge research and effective knowledge transfer. The group started small - just an office, the Professor and his secretary - but has since grown into an international group, with collaborative centres in the UK, India, China, Malaysia, Russia, Singapore and Thailand. This video looks back over the history of WMG and some of the headlines it has made over the past 30 years 2010-10-2607 min

University of Warwick PodcastsBank of England at WarwickTwo leading economists, Professor Andrew Sentance and Paul Fisher, both Members of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee discussed the UK economy and the work of the MPC at the University of Warwick's Business School on 20th October. The event was introduced by Professor Mark Taylor, Dean of WBS and chaired by Professor Andrew Oswald.2010-10-2236 min

University of Warwick PodcastsWarwick Medical School 10th AnniversaryWarwick Medical School (WMS), originally established as part of a partnership with Leicester Medical School, celebrated 10 years of achievement in September. A celebratory event took place at the University on 30 September, attended by invited guests, providing an opportunity to reflect back on the past ten years and to look forward to the future. This video, celebrating the School’s ten years, was shown at the event.2010-10-1903 min

University of Warwick PodcastsELVIN (Electric Vehicle with Interactive Noise)A little green van called ELVIN is whizzing around the University of Warwick as part of a major research project aimed at tackling the safety issues linked to the lack of sound from electric vehicles.2010-10-1803 min

University of Warwick PodcastsA question of race and mental healthProfessor of Social and Community Psychiatry at Warwick Medical School, Professor Swaran Singh discusses his contribution to a special issue of Prospect magazine on race and mental health 2010-10-1309 min

University of Warwick PodcastsEnd of Life Care: A discussion between Dr Rodger Charlton and Dr Chris AndryDr Rodger Charlton Associate Clinical Professor in Medical Education and Lead for GP Specialty Teaching at WMS and Dr Chris Andry from the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Boston University School of Medicine explore the issues surrounding End of Life Care and how patients, families and medical staff cope with events during the stressful and often traumatic time when a loved one dies. Dr Chris Andry came to Warwick during 2010 as an IAS Visiting Fellow.2010-09-1520 min

University of Warwick PodcastsCare home environment and the effect on resident wellbeingBart Sheehan and Elizabeth Burton from the University of Warwick discuss their latest paper on care homes and the built environment 2010-09-1412 min

University of Warwick PodcastsStorytelling and healing in South AfricaEarly Career Fellow Sorcha Gunne talks about her work on South African post-apartheid literature and whether revealing the 'brutal truth' can heal the troubles of the past 2010-08-1321 min

University of Warwick PodcastsProfessor Peter Mack discusses his new role as Director of the Warburg InstituteProfessor of English, Professor Peter Mack discusses his new role as Director of the Warburg Institute 2010-07-1909 min

University of Warwick PodcastsProfessor Hilary Pilkington discusses her new book exploring the concept of skinheads in RussiaHilary Pilkington talks about her new book Russia's Skinheads: Exploring and rethinking subcultural lives 2010-07-1513 min

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University of Warwick PodcastsPremium Vehicle Customer Interface Technologies Centre of ExcellencePVCIT (Premium Vehicle Customer Interface Technologies) is a Centre of Excellence part funded by Advantage West Midlands (AWM) and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) to provide support to industry based within the region. The centre is a unique research and development facility that provides companies direct access to the latest product evaluation technologies and processes along with the expertise to identify solutions appropriate to real world engineering problems. Along with project partners, the aim is to build a facility that will stimulate the local economy and help to sustain the technical capability of the region.2010-06-2307 min

University of Warwick PodcastsMedieval mason’s marks could spell the end of flat-pack furniture miseryA medieval system of marking stone in building work could be a cheap and effective way of ending the modern day frustration of constructing ‘flat-pack’ furniture, according to a University of Warwick academic. Mason’s Marks refer to marks made on the blocks of walling stone and on moulded stone as part of the construction process, and have been in use for centuries. Academics studying the use of the marks at the University of Warwick claim self-assembly furniture manufacturers could learn a lot from the ancient system and save thousands of pounds in production costs.2010-06-0406 min

University of Warwick PodcastsGerman Studies professor Erica Carter speaks about her new book on early filmmaker Béla BalázsProfessor Erica Carter from the University of Warwick’s Department of German Studies talks about the release of her new book Béla Balázs: Early Film Theory, the first English translation of the Hungarian's work, and the accompanying exhibition 2010-06-0210 min

University of Warwick PodcastsBoston University's Prof Cathie Jo Martin talks to Warwick's Prof Wyn Grant about her research in the field of politics and international economics.IAS Visiting Fellow Prof Cathie Jo Martin, Professor of Political Science at Boston University and chair of the Council for European Studies talks to the University of Warwick's Professor Wyn Grant about her research and new book which focuses on the origins of coordinated capitalism and the circumstances under which employers are persuaded to endorse social policies, promoting economic productivity and social solidarity.2010-05-1823 min

University of Warwick PodcastsIAS Visiting Fellow Professor Vivien Schmidt from Boston University speaks to PAIS PhD students Andrew Hammond and Ben Jacoby about her research into political theory.Warwick PhD students Andrew Hammond and Ben Jacoby from the Department of Politics and International Studies interview IAS Visiting Fellow Professor Vivien Schmidt about her research in political theory, the role of the state and democracy in Europe. Professor Schmidt also explains her search for better methodological approaches to studying politics focussing on the interactive processes of discourse.2010-04-3022 min

University of Warwick PodcastsIAS Visiting Fellow Professor Vivien Schmidt from Boston University speaks at the Warwick RIPE debate along with Warwick Business School's Professor Colin Crouch and the University of Sheffield's Professor Colin HayThe Department of Politics and International Studies hosted the third annual Warwick RIPE Debate in IPE in collaboration with the Review of International Political Economy. The main speaker at the 2010 debate was Professor Vivien Schmidt of Boston University. She spoke on the theme of 'The Fall, Rise, Fall and Rise of the State within Modern Capitalism - and how to explain it'. The debate was chaired by the Head of PaIS, Professor Ben Rosamond. Additional speakers were two other hugely influential political economy scholars, Professor Colin Hay (University of Sheffield) and Professor Colin Crouch (Warwick Business School), speaking on the...2010-04-301h 39

University of Warwick PodcastsProfessor Charles Sheppard - Protecting Indian Ocean Coral ReefsProfessor Charles Sheppard from the Department of Biological Sciences talks to Peter Dunn about his research into the biogeography and biodiversity of Indo-Pacific coral reefs, including the development of wide scale reef monitoring programmes. He discusses how important these government protected areas and their wildlife are to sustaining the lives of millions of people living around the Indian Ocean rim. Part of a team of international environmental marine researchers Professor Sheppard aims to preserve a fragile but healthy network of islands that make up the Chagos archipelago in the Indian Ocean. The team are confident that this special remote area...2010-04-3016 min

University of Warwick PodcastsWarwick Business School’s Dr Sue Bridgewater, discusses the high pressure world of football managementAuthor of the new book “Football management” Dr Sue Bridgewater from Warwick Business School discusses the high pressure world of Football Management drawing on her own research and management development work working directly with football managers.2010-04-2634 min

University of Warwick PodcastsWarwick Business School’s Dr Sue Bridgewater discusses the emergence of global brands in footballAuthor of the new book “Football Brands ” Dr Sue Bridgewater from Warwick Business School draws on her dual expertise in Branding and the business of football to explore how concepts such as loyalty, affiliation, emotional ties with football clubs seem to parallel the relationship between consumer and brand in the broader world of marketing and brands.2010-04-2622 min

University of Warwick PodcastsHow do we deal with domestic violence?Two new publications from the School of Health and Social Studies tackle the issue of domestic violence. Ravi Thiara talks about her book 'Violence Against Women in South Asian Communities' and Donna Chung discusses her book, 'Domestic Violence: Working with Men'2010-03-2418 min

University of Warwick PodcastsQuantum DoughnutsResearch led by the University of Warwick has found a way to use doughnut shaped by-products of quantum dots to slow and even freeze light, opening up a wide range of possibilities from reliable and effective light based computing to the possibility of "slow glass".2010-03-2314 min

University of Warwick PodcastsNeuroimaging: Eyetracking - Everything you need to knowRob Carpenter (TNS Magasin) presents on the high tech methods used by TNS Magasin, a pioneer in the field of shopper behavioural research. One of a range of research techniques demonstrated included "eye tracking". Eye Tracking utilises an infra-red beam, shone into the back of the retina to track the wearer's eye movements and fixations, offering far superior data on shoppers' attention than cameras that merely record field-of-view. Marketers can benefit from analysing exactly what the eye is drawn to on shelves, packaging and at point of sale.2010-03-1716 min

University of Warwick PodcastsNeuroimaging: Engineering a Positive Response from UsersProfessor Paul Jennings, WMG presents on the neuroscientific research his Experiential Engineering team undertake to analyse the end users experience of products within key public sectors. The automotive industry, looking at sound quality in vehicles including hybrids, public places, Civic Engineering, looking at city centre design and the quality of public environments and the newer area of Healthcare looking at improving the experience within hospitals and care homes.2010-03-1721 min

University of Warwick PodcastsNeuroimaging: Brainwaves for MarketersProfessor Gemma Calvert, Chair of Applied Neuroimaging presents on the methods and technology that is enabling science to help marketers eliminate much of the risk in new product development. Demonstrating the potential to accurately predict and steer success in branding, advertising and packaging. Neuroimaging is about mapping brain responses to multi-sensory stimuli. It is one of the powerful neurosciences that are just about to revolutionize the way we market.2010-03-1720 min

University of Warwick PodcastsHow the baby boomers took their children's futureDuring a visit to the university to present a lecture, David Willetts MP, Shadow Minister for Universities and Skills, spoke to Peter Dunn about his new book "The Pinch: How the baby boomers took their children's future - and why they should give it back" which looks at intergenerational relations in Britain and argues that the baby boomer generation born between 1945 and 1965 have thrived at the expense of their children.2010-02-1820 min

University of Warwick PodcastsWomen in AfghanistanAfghan social activist Wazhma Frogh discusses women's rights and the future of her country 2010-01-2723 min

University of Warwick PodcastsWarwick and Boston PartnershipWarwick's Professor Wyn Grant and Boston University's Professor Graham Wilson discuss Politics and the Financial Crisis along with the research collaboration and partnership between the two institutions.2010-01-1412 min

University of Warwick PodcastsProfessor Wyn Grant Discusses UK Election PoliticsIn the year of a General Election, Professor Wyn Grant from the Department of Politics and International Studies discusses the complexities of UK election politics 2010-01-1215 min

University of Warwick PodcastsWhy was Christmas banned for almost 20 years in EnglandHistorian Professor Bernard Capp reveals how a ban on Christmas sparked a second Civil War in England 2009-12-1411 min

University of Warwick PodcastsThe Hippocrates PrizeThe University of Warwick announces a new international medical poetry prize to be judged by poet Dannie Abse, NHS Medical Director Sir Bruce Keogh and broadcaster and James Naughtie 2009-11-2622 min

University of Warwick PodcastsThe damage caused by bullyingProfessor of Developmental Psychology Dieter Wolke discusses his research into bullying to mark Anti-bullying Week 2009-11-1718 min

University of Warwick PodcastsDr Angie Hobbs Senior Fellow in the Public Understanding of PhilosophyDr Angie Hobbs discusses her new role as the first ever UK “Senior Fellow in the Public Understanding of Philosophy”, charged with bringing philosophy to as wide an audience as possible in Britain and beyond.2009-10-1915 min

University of Warwick PodcastsWhat newly-released MI5 archives reveal about American actor Sam WanamakerTheatre researcher Tony Howard discusses what the newly-released MI5 archives reveal about American actor Sam Wanamaker 2009-10-1619 min

University of Warwick PodcastsRodney Bickerstaffe, Hon LLDThe former trade unionist and pensions campaigner speaks ahead of receiving his honorary Doctor of Laws.2009-07-2110 min

University of Warwick PodcastsVal Gooding, CBE, Hon LLDVal Gooding, non-executive director to the BBC's executive board, speaks to the University ahead of receiving her honorary degree.2009-07-2008 min

University of Warwick PodcastsProfessor Joseph Roach, Hon DLittProfessor Joseph Roach of Yale University, lead of the World Performance Project, who receives an honorary Doctor of Letters.2009-07-2016 min

University of Warwick PodcastsBrenda King, MBE, Hon MAMs Brenda King, Chief Executive of ACDiversity, speaks to the University ahead of receiving her Honorary Degree.2009-07-1609 min

University of Warwick PodcastsDavid MacKay - Without Hot AirCambridge Professor, David MacKay, talks about what is required for the UK to be self sufficient on renewable energy. Note: Due to the file size it may take some time to load before playing.2009-06-1755 min

University of Warwick PodcastsIAS Visiting Fellow - Geoff EleyProfessor Erica Carter and Christina Achinger of the German Studies department speak to IAS visiting fellow, Geoff Eley (University of Michigan) about interdisciplinarity.2009-06-0144 min

University of Warwick PodcastsInternational Political Economy Debate - Part TwoA Politics and International Studies department debate on IPE with Mark Blyth, Shirin M Rai, Dr Matthew Watson and Dr Jeffrey Chwieroth.2009-05-071h 02

University of Warwick PodcastsInternational Political Economy Debate - Part OneA Politics and International Studies department debate on IPE with Mark Blyth, Shirin M Rai, Dr Matthew Watson and Dr Jeffrey Chwieroth. Listen to Part Two 2009-05-071h 01

University of Warwick PodcastsMapping social interaction for predicting how infections spread.Professor Matt Keeling on his research mapping social interaction in order to better predict the spread of infection.2009-05-0607 min

University of Warwick PodcastsShould we be worried about Swine Flu?Professor Nigel Dimmock talks about the threat of Swine Flu and how we might respond to a global pandemic.2009-05-0617 min