Shows
Untapped: Higher EducationMike Drummond - LJMU - Gamification in Higher EducationIn this episode I chat with Mike Drummond, Senior Lecturer and researcher at LJMU. Mike's Research is in the impact of Gamification in Higher Education and explores the complex challenge of:
Defining Gamification (harder than you think)
Exploring intrinsic/extrinsic motivation and how different gamification systems fit into it
Overcoming the stigma of the word "game"2024-04-1651 min
Mindful Merseyside[S1 Ep05] Women's Alcohol Use in Pregnancy & MotherhoodThis episode discusses women's alcohol use in pregnancy and motherhood. The conversation covers the current UK alcohol recommendations for pregnant women, the reasons for changes in these recommendations over the years, and the research on alcohol and women. The discussion also explores fetal alcohol spectrum disorder and the prevalence rates of alcohol-exposed pregnancies.
The conversation delves into the reasons why women drink, including social factors and loneliness. It also examines the influence of social media and marketing on women's drinking habits. The perception of harmful drinking and the challenges of stopping drinking are also discussed. This conversation...2024-04-1548 minMindful Merseyside[S1 Ep03] Now the Drugs Don't WorkThis episode of Mindful Merseyside explores the use of opioids for chronic pain and the challenges associated with their long-term use. The conversation highlights the side effects and limitations of opioid medication, as well as the impact on patients and their families. Patient stories provide firsthand experiences of reducing and stopping opioid use, emphasizing the positive outcomes and improved quality of life. The discussion also addresses the challenges faced by healthcare professionals in supporting patients and the need for a more holistic approach to chronic pain management. The episode concludes with information on seeking support and resources for those...2024-04-1540 minMindful Merseyside[S1 Ep04] Healthy Muscle, Healthy HeartHeart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, and research shows that people with more muscle and strength are less likely to develop heart disease. As we age, we experience sarcopenia, a condition where we gradually lose muscle size and strength. This loss of muscle can impact our health, leading to frailty, osteoporosis, cognitive decline, depression, diabetes, and heart disease. The best way to look after muscle health is through exercise, specifically strength-based exercises. Additionally, consuming enough protein, following a Mediterranean-style diet, and considering supplements like creatine can also support muscle health. It's never too late to start...2024-04-1532 minMindful Merseyside[S1 Ep02] Suicide Prevention in SchoolsThis episode discusses suicide prevention in schools and the need for effective education and support for young people. The conversation covers current suicide prevention efforts, the importance of early intervention, and the challenges faced by teachers in discussing sensitive topics. The three dads share their personal experiences and their work in policy advocacy. The episode also highlights ongoing research and collaboration in the field. Resources and support for those affected by suicide are provided.
Takeaways
Suicide prevention in schools is crucial, as schools provide a universal access point for most children and young people.
2024-04-1540 minMindful Merseyside[S1 Ep07] Mental Wellbeing: Maintaining and Growing StrongerThis episode explores the topic of mental wellbeing and the factors that affect it. The conversation highlights the importance of individual and collective responsibility in maintaining mental wellbeing. The NHS Five Ways to Wellbeing framework is discussed as a tool for improving mental health. The impact of COVID-19 on mental wellbeing is examined, along with personal strategies for self-care. The conversation also includes a powerful poem about the baggage we carry in life. The episode concludes with a discussion on seeking help and support for mental health issues.
Takeaways
Mental wellbeing is important for everyone...2024-04-1541 minMindful Merseyside[S1 Ep06] Finding Broken HeartsThis episode of Mindful Merseyside discusses congenital heart disease (CHD), a common birth defect affecting one in every hundred newborn babies. The episode explores the diagnosis and treatment of CHD, as well as a study being conducted at Liverpool John Moores University to improve diagnostic rates. The episode also features interviews with families affected by CHD, providing insights into their experiences. The long-term goal of the study is to develop a blood test that can accurately diagnose CHD in unborn babies, improving their life prospects.
Takeaways
Congenital heart disease (CHD) is a common birth defect...2024-04-1531 minMindful Merseyside[S1 Ep01] Everybody's Business: Suicide Prevention in the CommunityThis episode discusses the importance of suicide and self-harm prevention in the community. The conversation covers topics such as the role of community services in crisis intervention, the impact of the menopause on mental health, the need for community-based crisis services, the importance of lived experience in suicide prevention, the power of evidence-based research and lived experience, and accessing suicide prevention services. The episode emphasizes the importance of collaboration and support between different services and the need for a comprehensive approach to mental health care.
Takeaways
Collaboration and involvement of various stakeholders...2024-04-1537 min
Future You: achieve your career goalsHow artificial intelligence can help endangered species | with LJMU
I speak to Carl Chalmers and Paul Fergus from LJMU about Conservation AI which harnesses machine learning for various conservation projects, and the MSc Artificial Intelligence course, where you can learn the many uses of AI and much more.
***
For more information or to apply, visit:
MSc Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning): https://www.ljmu.ac.uk/study/courses/postgraduates/2024/36223-artificial-intelligence-machine-learning-msc
Conservation AI: https://www.linkedin.com/company/conservationai/
📷 Instagram - @ljmu
✖️ X -@LJMU
***
Introducing MSc Artificial Intelligence
📩 podcast@prospects.ac.uk
📷...2024-02-0718 min
Mindful MerseysideMindful Merseyside: Series IntroductionWelcome to Mindful Merseyside, the brand-new podcast series brought to you by the Institute for Health Research at Liverpool John Moores University.
Mindful Merseyside is a podcast series that delves into healthcare inequalities in Liverpool and beyond. Focused on crucial health topics affecting the city's diverse population, the podcast explores disparities in healthcare based on socio-economic factors and geographical areas of deprivation.
Covering issues like suicide prevention, substance misuse, pre-birth conditions, and heart ailments, the series emphasizes their direct impact on daily life. Liverpool, marked by significant social deprivation, suffers from limited resources and services...2023-11-2809 min
1823 PodcastThe truth that lies behind Roscoe by Malik Al NasirThe final Roscoe Lecture of LJMU’s Bicentenary year was met with a rousing standing ovation at St George’s Hall.
Author, poet and academic Malik Al Nasir delivered his lecture The Truth That Lies Behind Roscoe to a packed audience in November.
He shared his research into Liverpool’s history in the slave trade and links to the MP, writer and scholar William Roscoe, after whom these lectures are named.
Roscoe was an abolitionist committed to ending slavery
but Malik explored how financiers behind his institutions were themselves slave
traders.
2023-11-2738 min1823 PodcastBlack History Month: Liverpool's untold historyAs part of Black History Month, this episode looks at Liverpool’s untold history.
Brought together by LJMU’s Diversity and Inclusion team, our guests have a fascinating and challenging conversation about the untold history of the city, our university and wider society.
They share their own personal stories and reflect on the experiences of Black communities in Liverpool.
The episode is hosted by Professor Joe Yates, LJMU’s Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Place and Partnerships, and he is joined by:
Laurence Westgaph, Liverpool Black History
Research Group Lead Facilitator and Historian in Residence at Nati...2023-10-2350 min1823 PodcastPeople, Politics and the Planet in CrisisAs part of its commitment to climate action, Liverpool John Moores University hosted a workshop looking at 'People, Politics and the Planet in Crisis'.
The event brought together experts from across the world to discuss how climate change is shaping politics and the consequences for political systems in theory and practice.
In this episode, the organiser of the event, Dr Matt Hill, discusses the aims of the work with Chris Scott and we hear from some of the speakers.2023-10-1845 min1823 PodcastRoscoe Reflections by Lord AltonIn October 2023, Professor the Lord Alton of Liverpool delivered a special Bicentenary Roscoe Lecture, entitled Roscoe Reflections.
The founder of the Roscoe Lecture series, Lord Alton tells a
rapt audience at Liverpool’s St George’s Hall how he came to develop the series and some of his highlights.
2023-10-0633 min1823 PodcastInternational Women in Engineering DayIn this episode we are celebrating International Women in Engineering Day.
The occasion promotes the amazing work that women engineers do across the globe and encourages more young women and girls to take up engineering careers.
This episode features:
Dr Denise Lee, LJMU’s programme leader for Civil Engineering
Dr Fiona Borthwick, LJMU’s subject head for the School of Civil Engineering and Built Environment
Fadoua Zhour, KTP associate, LJMU and Laing O’Rourke
Laura Tickle, graduating from LJMU in Construction Management in July 2023 and about to take up a role in the industry with M...2023-06-2322 min1823 PodcastjmsYOU mini-series. Episode 8 - reflections from our student officersFor the final episode of the jmsYOU mini-series, we hear from the four JMSU officers as they reflect on a successful 12 months in office.
Marie, Shaquitta, Clodagh and Gaby join our host Lois to look back at some of their most memorable moments, campaigns and achievements.
The officers talk about the importance of supporting students through the cost of living crisis and with their mental health.
They also discuss some of the successful campaigns they have delivered over the last 12 months, including decolonising the curriculum, Varsity, changes to the deferral process and, of...2023-06-1958 min1823 PodcastIn conversation: LJMU Chancellor Nisha Katona MBEIn this episode we bring you LJMU Chancellor Nisha Katona MBE in conversation with the BBC's Sean Curran.
This is a recording of the second Roscoe Lecture of LJMU's Bicentenary year, held at Liverpool's St George's Hall.
Nisha and Sean are both alumni of LJMU's School of Law. During this fascinating conversation, Nisha reflects on her family life and upbringing, her education at LJMU, embarking on a career in law and setting up Mowgli, her hugely successful chain of restaurants. She also shares her recipe for success.
2023-05-2641 min1823 PodcastjmsYOU mini-series. Episode 7 – International Nurses DayThis episode of the jmsYOU series celebrates International Nurses Day.
Our host Lois chats to LJMU nursing students Emma and Lucy about their experiences and why they want to have a career in nursing.
Emma and Lucy discuss nursing during COVID, their love of helping patients and how they juggle studying, working on placements and
finding time to relax.
The jmsYOU mini-series focuses on our students and provides a space to share their personal stories and experiences.
Find out more about courses and research at LJMU’s School of Nursing and Alli...2023-05-1119 min1823 PodcastjmsYou mini-series. Episode 6 - mental health“Take that first step. There’s always another choice no matter how bad things are.”
Final year LJMU student Declan shares his advice for anyone facing challenges with their mental health.
In this episode, Declan tells our host, Lois, about struggling with his mental health after starting university during the pandemic. He shares his inspiring story of setting up a boxing club to bring people together and how it has helped him – and others – talk about their experiences and get the support they need.
This series is brought to you by the JMSU team, expl...2023-04-2434 min1823 PodcastA Universe For All: Roscoe Lecture by Professor Andy NewsamIn this episode, we are bringing you the first Roscoe Lecture of the university’s bicentenary year.
Astrophysicist Professor Andy Newsam delivered the lecture to a rapt audience of hundreds at Liverpool’s St George’s Hall in March 2023.
Andy is the director of the National Schools Observatory and his lecture is ‘A Universe For All’….
Former alumni and now BBC Radio Merseyside presenter and producer, Ngunan Adamu also facilitated a Q&A with audience members and Andy, following the lecture, with complex questions including how does Astronomy cross connect with faith and religion and...2023-03-2300 min1823 PodcastjmsYOU mini-series. Episode 5 – Neurodiversity Celebration WeekThis series is brought to you by the JMSU team, exploring a wide range of issues affecting students and providing a space for personal stories and experiences.
This episode marks the start of Neurodiversity Celebration Week- a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences.
Our host Lois chats to Jack, an LJMU student who is now studying for a PhD. Jack shares his experiences of living with autism and dyspraxia and how he has thrived at university.
LJMU’s Student Advice and Wellbeing team is on hand to support any st...2023-03-1319 min1823 Podcast200 years of LJMU: Inspirational WomenIn this episode, released on International Women's Day, we hear from some inspirational women about their career successes, inspirations and their time at LJMU.
Julia Daer from LJMU’s Diversity and Inclusion Team is our host and she is joined by:
· LJMU Sports Scholar, Honorary Fellow and Olympic gymnast, Beth Tweddle
· LJMU Honorary Fellow, BAFTA nominated presenter and mental health campaigner, Angela Samata
· MA Human Resource Management student and face of recent Nike and Liverpool FC campaign, Selma Bazara
This episode is part of LJMU’s bicentenary celebrations, putting a spotli...2023-03-0845 min1823 PodcastjmsYOU mini-series. Episode 4 – LGBT+ History MonthThis episode of the jmsYOU mini-series is part of our celebration of LGBT+ History Month.
Our host Lois chats to Oli, who graduated from LJMU last year, about their experiences as a trans student.
They discuss the challenges they faced, the support they received and share advice for other students in a similar position.
We also chat to LJMU’s Yvonne Turnbull about the support available to students and the importance of respect in the university community.
This series is brought to you by the JMSU team, exploring a wide range of...2023-02-1637 min1823 PodcastjmsYOU mini-series. Episode 3 – alcohol and sobrietyIn this third episode in the jmsYOU mini-series of LJMU’s 1823 podcast, we talk about alcohol and sobriety.
This series is brought to you by the JMSU team, exploring a wide range of issues affecting students and providing a space for personal stories and experiences.
Our student host Lois is joined by Mel to discuss the challenges they have faced with alcohol, how they are overcoming them and the support available to other people in the same position.
LJMU’s Student Advice and Wellbeing team is on hand to support any students going thro...2023-02-0830 min
MikkipediaEnergy availability in sport with Dr José L. AretaThis week on the podcast Mikki speaks to Dr. José Areta, lecturer in sports nutrition and metabolism, about energy availability. We talk about what it is, we talk specifically about his paper around within day energy availability in cyclists and the variation both between athletes, and also in the same athletes. We talk about what energy availability is (the definition for it), why it is important and also some aspects of energy availability that we talk about as being true for all, but actually at this stage doesn’t have the science to back it up. Work in progress!2023-01-3143 min
Fitter Radio Triathlon PodcastProf Roozbeh GhaffariFORM GOGGLES DISCOUNT FOR OUR LISTENERS: (00:17:45) Follow https://www.formswim.com/pages/fitter-radio for 15% off FORM Goggles using the code Fitter15 HOT PROPERTY INTERVIEW: PROF ROOZBEH GHAFFARI (00:19:56) Prof Roozbeh Ghaffari is a biomedical engineer and neuroscientist. He is currently CEO and co-founder of Epicore Biosystems – developers of a first-of-its-kind personalized performance tracking sweat patch. ONE STEP AHEAD (01:01:00) José L’Areta currently works as a lecturer in Sports Nutrition and Metabolism at the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences at LJMU. Mikki chats to Jose about his work in ‘within day energy availability’. LINKS:2023-01-081h 371823 PodcastjmsYOU mini-series. Episode 2 – estranged studentsWelcome to the second episode in the jmsYOU mini-series of LJMU’s 1823 podcast.
This series is brought to you by the JMSU team, exploring a wide range of issues affecting students and providing a space for personal stories and experiences.
In this episode, our student host Lois chats to JMSU officers Marie and Shaquita about their experiences as estranged students. What are the challenges they have faced and what support have they received to overcome them?
Lois also chats to Phil, LJMU’s dedicated member of staff for estranged students, to find out more...2022-12-1926 min1823 PodcastAnother giant leap - Artemis 1 returns to EarthOn 11 December 2022, NASA’s historic Artemis 1 mission successfully concluded with splashdown of the Orion spacecraft in the Pacific Ocean.
The mission was an uncrewed flight test, with Orion orbiting the moon, paving the way for future crewed missions.
Artemis 1 was the first step in a new era of space exploration which aims to establish a long-term presence on the moon and, beyond that, send astronauts to Mars for the first time.
In this episode, Professor Andy Newsam and Professor Matt Darnley from LJMU’s Astrophysics Research Institute discuss the success of the mission, what...2022-12-1520 min1823 PodcastjmsYOU mini-series. Episode 1 - cost of livingWelcome to the jmsYOU mini-series of LJMU’s 1823 podcast.
We aim to focus on YOU as students and we want this to be a space where you can share your personal stories and experiences. Meet Lois, your student host for jmsYOU. She will be uncovering the stories and experiences of other students to discuss wider topics of conversation that may encourage, help and inspire listeners who may be going through similar journeys.
To kickstart our mini-series, we talk about the impact of the cost of living crisis on students, as a result of funding and mon...2022-11-1831 min1823 PodcastThe road to net zeroLJMU has set out its plan to reach carbon net zero by 2035.
It’s the overarching target in the university’s newly-published Climate Action Plan, which details its climate and sustainability objectives and measures for the next decade.
The plan is divided into five different themes and, in this episode, we hear about each of them.
You can read the Climate Action Plan in full and watch some short films about LJMU’s commitment to sustainability by visiting our website.2022-10-2113 min1823 PodcastIn conversation: athletes Kelly Massey and Jonny MellorLong-distance runner Jonny Mellor joins former athlete and LJMU lecturer Kelly Massey to discuss his preparations for the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
From the beginning of his professional running career as one of the first Sport Scholars at LJMU, to being signed with Team New Balance Manchester and qualifying for the Games, Jonny offers a fascinating insight into his preparations as the only male runner selected to represent Team England in the marathon.
In conversation with, Kelly Massey, the latest edition of the 1823 podcast delves into the minds of elite athletes.
From crying...2022-07-2526 min1823 Podcast2022 Commonwealth Games previewIn this episode, a group of LJMU sport science experts preview the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
How does the home advantage really benefit athletes? From familiarity with venues to having no jet lag to contend with and tried and tested nutrition readily available.
What are the final stages of preparation for any athlete on the eve of competition? How do you combat the panic?
Leading the conversation is Professor Greg Whyte from the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences. Greg is well known for optimising performance not only to help students and elite...2022-07-1839 min
1823 PodcastThe road to SilverstoneIntrepid engineering students (and soon to be graduates) are hoping to become the first LJMU team to get an electric racing car around the world-famous Formula 1 track at Silverstone.
In this episode, we find out more about the Formula Student competition, as well as discussing the challenges around the transition to electric vehicles.
Dr Christian Matthews from the School of Engineering is guiding and advising the team taking part in this year’s competition. He’s joined here by LJMU e-Racing Head of Team 2022, MSc student Cameron Reedy, and former Head of Team, Rhian Griffith, who...2022-06-2232 min
Connecting Citizens to ScienceS6E1 - Menstrual exclusion in Nepal: challenging stigma and driving changeIn this episode we are joined by Dr Sara Parker, Reader in Development Studies at Liverpool John Moores University and Professor Madhusudan Subedi from the Patan Academy of Health Sciences and the Tribhuvan University in Nepal, who will be talking to us about their work on women’s reproductive health and dignity in Nepal, with a focus on understanding menstrual stigmas and engaging with communities to challenge practices of menstrual exclusion. We talk about: How menstrual exclusion impacts the health and wellbeing of women and girls Why it is important to work with men, families and the wider...2022-05-2735 min
Laptop Coaches#5 - Dr Colum Cronin, Head of MSc Sport Coaching LJMUDr Colum Cronin is the programme lead of the MSc Sport Coaching course in LJMU. All sport coaches out there NEED to listen to this podcast. Colum discusses the importance of care in sport, how we install a caring environment and caring cultures amongst other topics.2021-12-011h 041823 PodcastThe climate crisis: what do we need to do next?What needs to happen now in our fight against the climate crisis?
World leaders gathered in Glasgow this month for COP26. Debates were had and agreements were reached but are they enough and how will they translate into real action?
LJMU academics Dr Colm Bowe and Dr Stephanie Evers reflect on COP26 and discuss the next steps in the greatest challenge facing the world.2021-11-3039 min1823 PodcastWhat does disability mean in 2021?As Disability History Month begins (18 November – 20 December), this episode discusses what disability means in 2021? How does hidden disability fit into this and what are the challenges for the future?
Our guests on this episode are:
Phil Vickerman, LJMU Pro-Vice Chancellor (Strategic Initiatives) & Professor of Inclusive Education and Learning
Keren Coney, LJMU Careers and Employability Consultant and member of LJMU Disability Staff Network
Jack Fitzpatrick, 3rd year Education Studies and Inclusion student and co-founder of Inclusive Environments
Laura Knowles, 3rd year Student Mental Health Nurse and former JMSU Disability Part-Time Of...2021-11-1848 min1823 PodcastWhat do we need from COP26?In this episode, we discuss the COP26 summit being held in Glasgow.
It is bringing nations together to accelerate action against climate change.
But what actions do we need to take to save our planet and how serious is the climate crisis we face?
Discussing those questions and more besides are Dr Tim Lane (programme leader for BSc Climate Change at LJMU), Dr Celine Germont-Duret (senior lecturer in Human Geography at LJMU) and Emma Wood (third year Geography student at LJMU).2021-11-0144 min
Sleep4Performance PodcastCombat Sports Series: Episode 2 w Chris Kirk & Dr Carl Langham Evans, training load in MMA athletesIn this episode, I speak with Chris Kirk and Carl Langham Evans. We discuss their recent paper led by Chris titled “Quantification of training load distribution in mixed martial arts athletes: A lack of periodisation and load management.” Read all about it here for free https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0251266
Chris is a PhD student at LJMU researching the training loads and effects of preparing for competition in mixed martial arts (MMA). Chris has published academic journal articles consistently since 2014, looking into the performance and anthropometrical characteristics of MMA participants at the regional, nati...2021-09-221h 30
1823 Podcast9/11: reflections 20 years onDr James Crossland and Peter Williams reflect on the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
They discuss the attacks, the history of al-Qaeda and the impact of 9/11 on global security, policing and counter-terrorism.
James is a Reader in International History at LJMU.
Peter is a senior lecturer at LJMU in the Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies.2021-09-0939 min1823 PodcastLexicon Ep1 - Bridgerton and others with Producer Sarada McDermottFor the first episode of LEXICON The Liverpool John Moores University Creative Writing podcast, host John Maxwell is joined by Liverpool-born producer Sarada McDermott, producer of #1 Netflix series Bridgerton. Sarada discusses a long a distinguished career in film, crossing over to streaming television and she advises students on how to build a career in the industry.
#Bridgerton #28DaysLater #LJMU #Netflix #Masterclass #writing #Liverpool #LiverpoolJohnMooresUniversity2021-07-271h 221823 PodcastThe Mental Edge (part five) - football, psychology and the EurosIs it finally coming home?
Dr Francesca Champ and Dr Gillian Cook reflect on England’s Euro 2020 semi-final victory against Denmark and look ahead to the nation’s first appearance in a final for 55 years.
In the final part of this ‘Mental Edge’ mini series of the podcast, Fran and Gill talk about different aspects of sports psychology in the build up to the showdown between England and Italy.
They discuss gamesmanship, redemption and followership.
Dr Francesca Champ and Dr Gillian Cook are lecturers in sport and psychology in the School of Sport...2021-07-0823 min1823 PodcastThe Mental Edge (part four) - football, psychology and the EurosDr Francesca Champ and Dr Gillian Cook reflect on the dramatic matches played so far in the knockout stages of Euro 2020.
They look ahead to the huge match at Wembley between England and Germany. Of course, no discussion about matches between these two nations would be complete without talking about penalties – Gill and Fran talk about the psychology of the shootout.
Dr Francesca Champ and Dr Gillian Cook are sport psychologists at Liverpool John Moores University.2021-06-2927 min1823 PodcastThe Mental Edge (part three) - football, psychology and the EurosAs the group stages of Euro 2020 come to a close, it’s time for the big game players to step up as we enter the knockout phase.
But what makes a big game player?
In the third part of The Mental Edge mini-series, Dr Gillian Cook and Dr Francesca Champ from Liverpool John Moores University look at why some players thrive on the biggest stages.
In this episode, Gill and Fran are joined by Dr Lisa O’Halloran from Coventry University.2021-06-2326 min1823 PodcastThe Mental Edge (part two) - football, psychology and the EurosIn this second episode of ‘The Mental Edge’ mini-series, Dr Francesca Champ and Dr Gillian Cook reflect on the big issues from the opening few matches of Euro 2020 and look ahead to a clash between the game’s oldest rivals.
They discuss the shocking collapse of Denmark’s Christian Eriksen during the match against Finland and the likely psychological impact on his team mates.
Fran and Gill also cross swords ahead of the big match between their respective nations as England face Scotland. They talk about the enhanced motivation of playing against your greatest rivals.
Dr...2021-06-1632 min1823 PodcastThe Mental Edge (part one) - football, psychology and the EurosThis is the first episode of ‘The Mental Edge’, a mini-series looking at the psychology behind elite performance at this summer’s football European Championships.
Dr Francesca Champ and Dr Gillian Cook are lecturers in sport and psychology in the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences at Liverpool John Moores University.
In this first episode, they discuss some of the factors that will shape a team’s performance at the Euros, from motivation and relationships, to home advantage and the impact of COVID.2021-06-1025 min
The Drug Policy Voices PodcastEpisode 1 - We debate the term 'drug' with Dr Stuart Taylor from LJMU.The Drug Policy Voices Podcast - Episode 1
We introduce you to the project and debate the term 'drug' with Dr Stuart Taylor from LJMU.
2021-01-1243 min
Growth Platform talksGrowth Platform talks to Professor Raphaela Kane, LJMUProfessor Raphaela Kane is the Pro-Vice-Chancellor for the Faculty of Health at Liverpool John Moores University. Formerly she held the position of Director of Nursing and Allied Health at LJMU having relocated from Dublin City University where she held the post of Director of Academic Practice for several years. Raphaela has a clinical background specialising in Accident and Emergency nursing in both the UK and Ireland. Professor Kane enjoyed extensive clinical and senior management career in the NHS.
In this episode we talk about how the school and teaching has adapted and changed due to Covid-19.2020-11-1020 min
Talking Credit Unions from Swoboda Research CentreCFCFE CREDIT UNION CONFERENCE TRAILER - 22nd September 2020 - Dublin & On Line!Send us a textCredit Union Conference: Planning for the New Normal 10.00am-3.30pm, Tuesday 22 September 2020, Clayton Liffey Valley Hotel and live online Presented by the Centre for Community Finance Europe, in collaboration with Liverpool John Moores University. What is the issue? Enough has been written about the COVID-19 crisis for us all to know the outlines of the impact – the economy significantly depressed, unemployment forecast to climb fast and our members and communities’ financial and general well-being under pressure. The morning session will help credit unions look ahead, by p...2020-08-2710 min1823 PodcastThe ‘new normal’ mini-series - Part five – the politics of the pandemicIn the final part of our #1823Podcast series on ‘the new normal’ Dr Samantha Cooke discusses the politics of the pandemic. She talks about leadership, global relations and the political implications of the decisions made during the crisis.
The 1823 Podcast team
Writer and presenter: Stuart Arrowsmith (@StuArrows)
Producer: Michael Humphreys (@MykalMouse)
Editor: Ben Jones (@benjamin_jjones)
Artwork: Ryan James (@ryanjleeuk)
With thanks to: Kimberly Larkin2020-07-2422 min1823 PodcastThe ‘new normal’ mini-series - Part four – the impact of COVID-19 on businessDominique Aspey from LJMU’s Centre for Entrepreneurship discusses the impact of COVID-19 on business and how firms can adapt to the ‘new normal’.
The 1823 Podcast team
Writer and presenter: Stuart Arrowsmith (@StuArrows)
Producer: Michael Humphreys (@MykalMouse)
Editor: Ben Jones (@benjamin_jjones)
Artwork: Ryan James (@ryanjleeuk)
With thanks to: Kimberly Larkin2020-07-2323 min1823 PodcastThe ‘new normal’ mini-series - Part three – lockdown and the environmentDr Ariel Edesess, from the Low Carbon Eco-Innovatory, talks about the impact of lockdown on carbon emissions and our environment and whether these changes are sustainable.
The 1823 Podcast team
Writer and presenter: Stuart Arrowsmith (@StuArrows)
Producer: Michael Humphreys (@MykalMouse)
Editor: Ben Jones (@benjamin_jjones)
Artwork: Ryan James (@ryanjleeuk)
With thanks to: Kimberly Larkin2020-07-2220 min1823 PodcastThe ‘new normal’ mini-series - Part two – returning to the NHS frontlineAlong with a number of colleagues from LJMU’s School of Nursing and Allied Health, Dr Colin Jones returned to work in the NHS during the pandemic. In this episode, Colin tells us about his experience on the frontline and discusses whether the crisis may change how we value key workers in the UK.
The 1823 Podcast team
Writer and presenter: Stuart Arrowsmith (@StuArrows)
Producer: Michael Humphreys (@MykalMouse)
Editor: Ben Jones (@benjamin_jjones)
Artwork: Ryan James (@ryanjleeuk)
With thanks to: Kimberly Larkin2020-07-2126 min1823 PodcastThe ‘new normal’ mini-series - Part one – the psychology of adaptingPart one – the psychology of adapting
This mini-series from 1823 Podcast explores a world living with COVID-19 and takes a look at ‘the new normal’.
In this first episode, Dr Mark Forshaw, subject leader in Psychology at LJMU, discusses the mental challenge of adapting to our new ways of living.2020-07-2030 min
Coffee With CorneliusEpisode 24: Richard Ridyard, Lawyer, on Indigenous Land Claims (July 13, 2020)Richard Ridyard is a Lecturer in Law at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU). He holds degrees in law from the University of Oxford and LJMU. He is a Humane Studies Fellow, and Bernard Marcus Fellow, at the Institute of Humane Studies, and is the recipient of a Charles Koch Foundation Dissertation Award.
In this interview, we discuss the history of indigenous land claims in Canada, starting with the Royal Proclamation of 1763 and the Indian Act. We then discuss discrimination against First Nations peoples in Canada today.2020-07-1551 min
The Perception & Action PodcastInterview with James Rudd, LJMU, An Ecological Dynamics Approach to Improving Physical Literacy & Movement Skills in PEA discussion with James Rudd from Liverpool John Moores University. What are the trends in movement competency/skill in children in recent years? How should we be assessing skill and Physical Literacy? How do nonlinear and linear approaches to PE compare in terms of developing competency and creativity in movement skill? More info about my guest: https://www.ljmu.ac.uk/about-us/staff-profiles/faculty-of-science/sport-and-exercise-sciences/james-rudd @jamesrrudd More information: http://perceptionaction.com/ My Research Gate Page (pdfs of my articles) My AS...2020-05-2548 minThe Perception & Action PodcastInterview with James Rudd, LJMU, An Ecological Dynamics Approach to Improving Physical Literacy & Movement Skills in PEA discussion with James Rudd from Liverpool John Moores University. What are the trends in movement competency/skill in children in recent years? How should we be assessing skill and Physical Literacy? How do nonlinear and linear approaches to PE compare in terms of developing competency and creativity in movement skill? More info about my guest: https://www.ljmu.ac.uk/about-us/staff-profiles/faculty-of-science/sport-and-exercise-sciences/james-rudd @jamesrrudd More information: http://perceptionaction.com/ My Research Gate Page (pdfs of my articles) My AS...2020-05-2548 min
Sleep4Performance PodcastS4P Radio, Special Episode - Mixed Martial Arts Strength, Conditioning and Recovery with Dr Carl Langan-EvansSleep4Performance Radio, Special Episode - Mixed Martial Arts Strength, Conditioning and Recovery with Dr Carl Langan-Evans
In this special episode of Sleep4Performance radio, we welcome Dr Carl Langan-Evans. In this episode Carl and I discuss the contentious issues of strength and conditioning in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and recovery practices. Carl is no stranger to combat sports having competed at the top level in Taekwondo and winning a gold medal at the youth Olympics.
Carl was originally involved with the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences as an athlete on the Liverpool John...2020-05-201h 161823 PodcastThe rise of facial recognition technologyAs the Metropolitan Police starts using live facial recognition software on the streets of London, we discuss whether we should fear the creep of surveillance or welcome it as a tool to keep us safe. Our first guest is Karen Cummings from the Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing.
We then ask whether humans are as effective as machines when it comes to recognising faces. Dr Sarah Shrimpton and Dr Jessica Liu from LJMU’s Face Lab talk us through the fascinating world of facial identification, recognition and age progression software.
Links
Case study: Ar...2020-02-2132 min1823 PodcastHigh Crimes And MisdemeanoursAs the Senate trial gets under way, we discuss the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Dr Matthew Hill, Programme Leader of International Relations and Politics at LJMU, talks us through the impeachment process and what impact it may have on the 2020 presidential election.
We ask if impeachment is shaping Trump’s decision-making and take a look at his approach to the current tensions with Iran.
We also reflect on previous impeachments and the White House controversies of Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon.
Twitter handle - @MatthewAlanHill
Th...2020-01-2034 min1823 PodcastTowards a green futureLJMU was proud to host the Liverpool City Region’s first ever Environmental Summit.
As part of the Year of the Environment 2019, ‘Towards a Green Future’ brought together 300 representatives from organisations across the city region.
The 1823 Podcast team went along and chatted to:
Dr Avril Rowley, from LJMU’s School of Education
Steve Rotheram, the Liverpool City Region Metro Mayor (and LJMU alumnus)
Clare Olver from the Mersey Forest
Steven Connolly, Estate Director at Liverpool One
Links:
Liverpool City Region Year of the Environment 2019
The 1823 Podcast team
Writer...2019-12-0934 min1823 PodcastBlack History MonthIn this episode, we’re celebrating Black History Month.
Our guests are:
· Cllr Anna Rothery talking about becoming the first black Lord Mayor of Liverpool.
· Phyll Opoku-Gyimah discussing how she co-founded UK Black Pride.
· Dr Andre Keil telling the story of black Germany.
· Plus, we revisit a previous conversation with Dr Andrea Livesey about Liverpool’s role in the slave trade.
The 1823 Podcast team
Writer and presenter: Stuart Arrowsmith (@StuArrows)
Producer: Michael Humphreys (@MykalMouse)
Editor: Ben Jones (@benjamin_jjones)
Artwork: Ryan James...2019-10-2547 min1823 PodcastFaking itIn this opening episode of our second season, we discuss the rise of deep fake videos, the history of fake news and the impact of propaganda on world events.
Our guests on this episode are:
· Dr Dave Ellis, Senior Lecturer at LJMU’s Media Technology Group
· Dr James Crossland, a reader in International History at LJMU
· Paul French, PhD researcher at LJMU
Links
Deep fake video – Bill Hader channels Tom Cruise
‘The quickness of the hand?’by Dr Dave Ellis
‘Trump's Britain First retweets chal...2019-10-1141 min1823 PodcastSeason 2 TrailerA sneak preview of what’s coming up in season 2 of 1823 Podcast.
The 1823 Podcast team
Writer and presenter: Stuart Arrowsmith (@StuArrows)
Producer: Michael Humphreys (@MykalMouse)
Editor: Ben Jones (@benjamin_jjones)
Artwork: Ryan James (@ryanjleeuk)
With thanks to: Kimberly Larkin2019-10-1101 min1823 PodcastMind gamesWith just a few tense weeks remaining in the Premier League title race, in this episode we’re talking mind games and the importance of psychology in sport.
Our guests in this episode are:
Dr Rob Morris, Senior Lecturer in Sport Social Science at LJMU
Alice Stratford, PhD researcher at LJMU
Jansen Moreno, Senior Analyst at Huddersfield Town Football Club and LJMU alumnus
The 1823 Podcast team
Writer and presenter: Stuart Arrowsmith (@StuArrows)
Producer: Michael Humphreys (@MykalMouse)
Editor: Ben Jones (@benjamin_jjones)
Artwork: Ry...2019-04-1235 min1823 PodcastWellbeing WeekAs it’s Wellbeing Week at LJMU, we’re talking about striving for positive mental and physical health wherever we live, work or study.
We’ll hear in this episode about different approaches to staying healthy and happy.
Our guests in this episode are:
Angela Samata, LJMU Honorary Fellow
Rosie Steele, President of LJMU Student Minds
Andy Keegan LJMU Rewards, Recognition and Engagement Manager
Useful links:
Zero Suicide Alliance
Hub of Hope mental health support
The 1823 Podcast team
Wr...2019-03-1141 min1823 PodcastA new deal for nature“If we don’t take action, the collapse of our civilisations and the extinction of much of the natural world is on the horizon.” Sir David Attenborough.
In this episode, we discuss the need for a new deal for nature. We explore how we are tackling environmental challenges at global, regional and local levels.
Our guests on this episode are:
· Dr Celine Germond-Duret, senior lecturer in Human Geography at LJMU (@CGermondDuret);
· Zia Chaudhry, director of the Foundation for Citizenship at LJMU (@JustYAMuslim);
· Rachael Harrison, LJ...2019-02-1436 min1823 PodcastEarthrise – the most important photograph ever taken?The photograph of ‘Earthrise’, taken from Apollo 8, is one of the most iconic images of the last century.
It has been credited with changing our perception of our own planet and our attitude towards the environment.
Exactly 50 years since it was taken, we explore the significance of the photograph, its impact on the environmental movement and discuss other influential photographs.
Our guests on this episode are:
· Professor Andy Newsam, professor of Astronomy Education and Engagement at LJMU’s Astrophysics Research Institute (@AstroAndyN)
· Dr Laura Edwards, senior lecturer in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Technology at LJMU (@loopylol_laura)
· Marc Provins, photographer and lecturer...2018-12-2035 min1823 PodcastMeditation, Manson and Martin Luther; the ‘White Album’ at 50As The Beatles’ ‘White Album’ turns 50 years old, we discuss its musical and cultural significance, explore the origins and Liverpool links of one its most enduring songs and find out more about the Beatles’ interest in meditation.
Our guests on this episode are:
Jeff Young, screenwriter and lecturer in Creative Writing at LJMU.
Dr Andrea Livesey, senior lecturer in US History at LJMU (@andrealivesey)
Dr Peter Malinowski, reader in Cognitive Neuroscience at LJMU (@Meditation_Lab)
The 1823 Podcast team
Writer and presenter: Stuart Arrowsmith (@StuArrows)
Producer: Michael Humphreys (@MykalMouse)
Editor: Ben Jones (@benjamin_jjones)
Artwork: Ryan James (@ryanjleeuk)
Contributors: Siobhan Coghlan (@HonestSh...2018-12-0637 min1823 PodcastThe forgotten people of the warDo we do enough as a nation to remember everybody affected by the First World War?
At the weekend, we commemorated the fallen on Armistice Day – exactly 100 years since the end of WW1.
Our guests on this episode argue that more should be done to remember others, such as war widows and conscientious objectors.
Our guests on this episode are:
Dr Nadine Muller, senior lecturer in English Literature and Cultural History at LJMU and project lead of War Widows’ Stories (@Nadine_Muller).
Mike Hollows, author of ‘Goodbye for Now’ (@MikeHollows).
Dr James Crossland, senior lecturer in International History at LJMU.
The 1823...2018-11-1433 min1823 PodcastThe lonely generationA number of recent studies show that loneliness is increasingly felt most strongly by young people, particularly 16-24 year olds.
In this episode, we talk about the feelings associated with loneliness and how we can overcome them.
We ask how young people can feel lonely in the social media age and explore some of the life events that can trigger loneliness.
Our guests on this episode are:
Dr Jason McIntyre, lecturer in Psychology at LJMU (@DrJasonMcIntyre).
Jill Summers, Joint Head of Safer and Stronger Communities in Liverpool.
Grace Gallagher, LJMU alumna and creator of ‘Bost Uni Plues’ (@UglyBucket)
The 1823 Podcast team...2018-11-1431 min
The Perception & Action Podcast21A – Interview with Amy Whitehead, LJMU, Think Aloud Protocols, Decision Making in SportA discussion with Amy Whitehead, Senior Lecturer in Sports Coaching and Physical Education, at Liverpool John Moores University. We discuss her new study looking at the effect of pressure on the thought processes of golfers, using the Think Aloud protocol to investigate and improve sports performance, and what it’s like to work as an applied sports psychologist.
More information about my guest:
https://www.ljmu.ac.uk/about-us/staff-profiles/faculty-of-education-health-and-community/sport-studies-leisure-and-nutrition/amy-whitehead
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Amy_Whitehead4
https://twitter.com/a_whitehead1
Link...2016-02-1822 minThe Perception & Action Podcast21A – Interview with Amy Whitehead, LJMU, Think Aloud Protocols, Decision Making in SportA discussion with Amy Whitehead, Senior Lecturer in Sports Coaching and Physical Education, at Liverpool John Moores University. We discuss her new study looking at the effect of pressure on the thought processes of golfers, using the Think Aloud protocol to investigate and improve sports performance, and what it’s like to work as an applied sports psychologist.
More information about my guest:
https://www.ljmu.ac.uk/about-us/staff-profiles/faculty-of-education-health-and-community/sport-studies-leisure-and-nutrition/amy-whitehead
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Amy_Whitehead4
https://twitter.com/a_whitehead1
Link...2016-02-1822 min
Liverpool LIFELiverpool Life Podcast Extra! Lord Peter Hennessy on Prime Ministers.Professor the Lord Peter Hennessy - academic, journalist, broadcaster and constitutional expert - talked about 'watching prime ministers' in the second LJMU Roscoe Lecture of 2015, at the fabulous St.George's Hall in Liverpool. Before he gave the lecture, Lord Hennessy sat down with jmu-journalism's Luke Holliday and talked about - amongst other things - the most outstanding post-war prime ministers, the forthcoming general election, the TV leaders' debates, and the great unknowns! (Music: 'The Wild Dogs of Nauru' by The Womb). Here's a link to an article about the talk http://www.ljmu.ac.uk/NewsUpdate/viewarticle/2025/
...and the direct...2015-03-0609 min
Scot Independence PodcastScotIndyPod 38 - Human RightsFor the 38th episode of The Scottish Independence Podcast, I am reproducing a talk given by Shami Chakrabarti from the campaign group Liberty. This talk is reproduced with the kind permission of Liverpool John Moores University. It comes from their Roscoe lecture series.
The reason I am reproducing this talk is that with Cameron himself suggesting the UK may have to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights a month or so ago, these become important issues not just globally, but also in the upcoming referendum.
Chakrabarti was once, for the hideous crime of sticking up for human rights...2013-11-1540 min