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2026-03-1401 min
StarShipSofaStarShipSofa 776 Sandra McDonaldSandra McDonald is an avid writer, reader, foster mom, and cat wrangler. A military veteran and veteran teacher, she is the author of several books and several dozen published short stories in magazines and anthologies. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing and has won awards for stories that explore the intersections of gender, duty, and science fiction. You can sometimes find her on social media, but more likely she is stuck in a minivan in a school pickup line in Florida, scribbling story ideas on the back of store receipts....
2026-02-181h 03
Say it Sister...The Beckhams: An Example of How We Blame Women And Let Men Off The HookSend a textHeadlines love a villain, and too often she’s a woman. We dive into a high‑profile family feud not to trade gossip, but to trace the pattern beneath it: the siren myth that dumps blame on women while absolving men as heroes or innocents. From crisis PR to school‑gate rumours, we connect the dots between brand narratives, media incentives, and the quiet costs of living inside a story written for public consumption. We talk about: • historic and royal parallels that scapegoat women• weddings as flashpoints for older unresolved conflicts
2026-01-2331 min
The Lucy Ann Lance Show011526 - Simpson Signature Builds - Leslie SimpsonJanuary 15, 2026 ~ Lucy Ann Lance is joined by Leslie Simpson, Owner, Simpson Signature Builds for this week's Around The Home with The Builders and Remodelers Association of Greater Ann Arbor. This licensed builder and Certified Project Manager is launching her own company today, Simpson Signature Builds. Leslie has curated a team of expert tradesmen who share her passion for craftsmanship and attention to detail. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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2026-01-1509 min
The Angus TableThe Art and Science of Stockmanship, with Lucy MorrisseyIn this episode of The Angus Table, host Scott Wright sits down with Lucy Morrissey, co-founder of Morrissey Livestock Services, to explore the art and science of stockmanship. Lucy shares her journey from growing up barefoot in the Simpson Desert to becoming one of Australia's leading stockmanship trainers, her mentorship under Dr. Tom in the United States, the critical importance of mindset in cattle handling, why working off the globe of the eye changes everything, and her philosophy that "if it's really hard, you're probably doing something wrong." Scott and Lucy discuss bridging the urban-rural...
2025-12-011h 00
Writer's RoutineLucy Roth, author of 'When Sally Killed Harry' - Feminist thriller author discusses arts council funding, going easy on yourself and what readers don't want to knowLucy Roth's new novel has one of the best names going. 'When Sally Killed Harry', is a feminist serial-killer thriller. When Sally discovers she's not the only one to have been jilted by dreamy con-man Harry, she takes matters into her own hands, and becomes his worst nightmare.It's Lucy's first thriller, but she has published novels and non-fiction books as Lucy Nichol. 'Parklife' talks about friendship, music and recovery in the 90s. There's also 'The Twenty Seven Club', which is a dark comedy around mental health and fandom. Also, 'Snowflake', 'No Worries If Not', and...
2025-09-0558 min
Men on the Path to LoveExposing The Hidden Affair with Work: Choosing Love Over CareerHave you ever thrown yourself into work, telling yourself you're being a good provider, while secretly avoiding the messy, vulnerable parts of your relationship? You're not alone. This Labor Day episode explores the uncomfortable truth many men face but rarely talk about: the affair with work.I share my own experience where I once used work to get what I wasn't finding at home. My ex-wife called it exactly what it was: an affair with my business. Through the story of Desi and Lucy, I share how this dynamic plays out as well. The good n...
2025-09-0110 minWriter's RoutineLucy Foley, author of 'The Midnight Feast' - Mystery bestseller reveals her quick first drafts, keeping in close contact with the story, and how her routine has changedLucy Foley is a mystery behemoth. She's sold 5 million copies of her novels which have been translated in over 40 countries. All of them are currently being made for film and TV right now. Following the success of 'The Hunting Party', 'The Guest List', and 'The Paris Apartment', 'The Midnight Feast' is out now in paperback, and focuses on the opening weekend of a luxury countryside retreat. Only, under the burning midsummer sun, darkness stirs. When a body is found, old friends and enemies are trapped in the countryside, trying to discover whodunnit.It's the second time...
2025-07-1153 min
How to have Extraordinary RelationshipsS3 E2 - Music in the Darkness | Anne SebbaSend a textFrom her website: Anne Sebba HistorianWelcome to 2025! Worries about Covid may have receded but war, brutality and uncertainty are still with us four years on. So it has seemed fitting that I have been researching a new book about a grim subject for grim times… the extraordinary story of the Women’s Orchestra of Auschwitz. It’s about female solidarity and the redemptive power of music as well as survival against the odds and will be published in March 2025 in the UK to commemorate the 80th anni...
2025-07-0246 min
Indianz.ComLucy Simpson / National Indigenous Women’s Resource CenterSenate Committee on Indian Affairs
Oversight Hearing entitled “Delivering Essential Public Health and Social Services to Native Americans – Examining Federal Programs serving Native Americans across the Operating Divisions at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services”
Date: May 14, 2025
Time: 3:30 PM
Location: Dirksen
Room: 628
Witnesses
Panel 1
The Honorable Janet Alkire
Chairwoman
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
Fort Yates, ND
The Honorable Loni Greninger
Vice Chairwoman
Jamestown S’Klallam Tribal Council
Sequim, WA
Ms. Melissa Charlie
Executive Director
Fairbanks Native Association
Fairbanks, AK
Ms. Lucy Simpson
Executive Director
National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center
Lame Deer, MT
Dr. Sheri-Ann Daniels
Chief Executive...
2025-05-1504 min
Broche Banter | Adult ballet training, philosophy, & inspirationThe Secret Life of Tutus: From Forks to Fabric with Lucy 🧵✂️ | Broche Banter Podcast Season 3 Ep 34This week, we peek behind the curtain of tutu making with Lucy Simpson, who learned this intricate craft during Covid.We dive into the mysterious, enchanting world of hoops, layers, nets, and bodices, discovering why tutu makers use unexpected tools like fishing nets and forks in their creations.Lucy also lets us in on the secret life of a tutu in a professional ballet company—how each one is altered multiple times to fit different dancers’ bodies, has graced the stage, been soaked in sweat, and undergone cleanings over and over again.💫 👗 Tune in for thi...
2025-05-1129 min
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2025-01-2201 min
Beyond Should: women reinventing their lives, careers & owning their powerUnexpected Surprises: Friendship & Sheer Determination at The Great World Race — with Becs Gentry, Jenny Simpson, Chirine Njeim and Hillary Kupish Happy New Year, Collective Wisdom listeners!Today, Lucy is joined by a group of extraordinary women who recently completed The Great World Race — running 7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days.It’s hard to believe that Becs Gentry, Jenny Simpson, Chirine Njeim, Hillary Kupish and Ashley Paulson didn’t know each other when they started running, but this experience bonded them like nothing else as they supported each other to and through their limits over the course of the race. With many of them even winning awards for their finish times!In t...
2025-01-071h 16
Cheshire Police FederationS4 Ep4 - Lucy Davies on how trauma and emotions affect police decision-makingDo emotions prompted by experiencing trauma impact police officer behaviour?
It’s a question that Lucy Davies, a doctoral researcher for the Open University, intends to answer as part of a new study into the relationship between stress, feelings, and misconduct.
In this episode, she tells host Andrew Simpson and Jamie Thompson, Cheshire Police Federation chairman, why she is interested in this subject and how branch members can assist with her research.
The trio also discuss how the survey’s findings might benefit policing in the future.
If you’re a servin...
2024-10-2934 min
Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean SmithEP. 308 - Busted vs McFly (Charlie Simpson & Danny Jones)Thunderbirds Are Go!!! The pop-punk battle of the century, Busted vs McFly. Who wins? With both bands announcing a two-month co-arena tour for September/October 2025, Charlie Simpson and Danny Jones, return to Episode 308 of Sappenin' Podcast together, for an exclusive joint podcast interview, as we dissect their intertwined history, show secrets and a love for custard cream biscuits. Recorded at McFly HQ studios in London, Charlie and Danny answer untold mysteries behind the announcement, why it's the perfect time to do this, throwing wrestling type shade at one another, member brotherhoods, always being compared to each other, fighting pop...
2024-10-1850 min
ROCK MORNINGSHappy "National Dog Day"!!!!!!!!!!!! Another steamy one today with a high near 96° expected. Talked about Trump coming to town for a visit later this week, and a new Trump item you might want for your office or man-cave! There was a wild finish to the Little League World Series yesterday, and a wild finish on Saturday night during the NASCAR race! Today is "National Dog Day", so we discussed some of the deals you can take advantage of for your pooch! Great story about the C...
2024-08-261h 22
The Comedian's Comedian PodcastBrian Simpson (Live @ SXSW)Brian Simpson is a stand-up comic hailing from Austin, TX, where this was in fact recorded as part of SXSW!With a background as a foster child and Marine Corps veteran, Brian brings a rare blend of life experiences to his comedy, offering a refreshingly unique perspective. He's earned a spot on Variety's Top Comics to Watch in 2023 and you might recognise Brian from Comedy Central's Lights Out with David Spade, or his debut Netflix special, Brian Simpson: Live from the Mothership!We discuss how ADHD affects Brian’s comedy, re...
2024-04-261h 08
Dating Over EasyEpisode 8: Locally Sourced Chicken w/ Elizabeth and Aidan (April 13, 2024)This week, we're joined by Elizabeth and Aidan, two classmates Andy bribed with coupons to appear on the show. We discuss GrubHub robots, OJ Simpson and most importantly how to pick-up partners at the local Trader Joe's in today's episode.
We broadcast our show live on WVFI.ND.EDU Saturday's at 9:00 AM EST. The content within does not represent those of WVFI or the University of Notre Dame.
2024-04-1459 min
Post ReportsHow will O.J. Simpson be remembered?O.J. Simpson has died at 76. He became a a football star, but a 1995 murder trial made him infamous. Simpson was eventually acquitted of the murder of his ex-wife and her friend – a verdict that split the public. How will he be remembered?Read more:Simpson grew up in a poor neighborhood in San Francisco, and eventually rose to NFL stardom playing for the Buffalo Bills and later the San Francisco 49ers. He was one of the most well- known and well-liked personalities off the field, too, and was a...
2024-04-1125 min
The Sleep Nanny PodcastTwin Sleep with Emily SimpsonIn this episode we speak to twin mum Emily Simpson
Emily is a mum to 3 beautiful boys, including twins. She has a degree in Early Childhood Studies and experience working in various early years settings. She became a sleep consultant after her own experience of sleep deprivation when her twins were first born.
Being someone who loves their sleep, she really struggled with this which set her off on a road of researching infant sleep which she has found fascinating. She now loves helping other families address their sleep challenges so that they can enjoy...
2024-03-2636 minThe Sleep Nanny PodcastTwin Sleep with Emily SimpsonIn this episode we speak to twin mum Emily Simpson
Emily is a mum to 3 beautiful boys, including twins. She has a degree in Early Childhood Studies and experience working in various early years settings. She became a sleep consultant after her own experience of sleep deprivation when her twins were first born.
Being someone who loves their sleep, she really struggled with this which set her off on a road of researching infant sleep which she has found fascinating. She now loves helping other families address their sleep challenges so that they can enjoy...
2024-03-2636 minWriter's RoutineSarah Marsh, author of 'A Sign of Her Own' - Debut writer discusses finding the truth in history, taking 12 years to write a debut, and thorough researchThis week, we're joined by Sarah Marsh. Her debut is 'A Sign of Her Own'. It tells the story of Ellen Lark, who discovers a side to Alexander Graham Bell, one of history's most famous figures, that few other people know. Sarah was shortlisted for the Lucy Cavenish Prize in 2019, selected for the London Library Emerging Writer's Programme, and has a Masters in Creative Writing. She is also deaf, as is her protagonist Ellen, and we discuss why this story was so important to write. You can hear why it took 12 years to...
2024-02-0229 min
Keep It Simple, SexyThe Laser Revolutionizing At-Home Skincare with Lucy GoffWe want to look good and feel good, but can’t always afford the in-office anti-aging treatments. Luckily, daily at-home tools are becoming more powerful, affordable and equally effective as some professional treatments. From LED masks to micro current machines it’s available at home except one new innovation is causing quite a stir. It’s a brand called Lyma Life. They debuted with a medical grade supplement engineered to have your body look and feel its best. Users have reported a ‘profound difference’ in their hair, skin, nails and more. Now they’ve added an at-home laser bringin...
2023-08-2247 min
Get Top Full Audiobooks in Romance, Clean & Wholesome#Blessed and other stories of love and friendship: 13 BBC Radio Dramas by Lucy Montague Moffatt, Elisha Efua Bartels, Kyle Hernandez, DerronPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/627503 to listen full audiobooks. Title: #Blessed and other stories of love and friendship: 13 BBC Radio Dramas Author: Lucy Montague Moffatt, Elisha Efua Bartels, Kyle Hernandez, Derron Sandy, Ishy Din, Gemma Bedeau, Hannah Silva, Melanie Harris, Olivia Poulet, Laurence Dobiesz, Dan Rebellato, Peter Flannery, Tim Dawson, Karen Laws Narrator: Jamie Winstone, Olivia Poulet, Fenella Woolgar, Mina Anwar, Full Cast Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 8 hours 32 minutes Release date: April 27, 2023 Genres: Clean & Wholesome Publisher's Summary: Thirteen plays about human connection, from some of BBC Radio's best writers exploring love, family, romances and life's ups and downs...
2023-04-2705 min
POW: The Psychology of WorkEpisode 31: Overcoming ageism in the workplace and society - A conversation with Lyndsey Simpson, CEO of 55 RedefinedThe rapidly increasing age profile of the UK’s workforce creates both strategic and psychological challenges for employers, for individuals, and for society as a whole. Lyndsey Simpson works across a wide range of industries and sectors to help employers revamp their recruitment and employment practices with regard to older workers. In this episode, Lyndsey is interviewed by Lucy Standing who, as a co-founder of Brave Starts, is herself involved in providing research-backed insights and programmes to support late career professionals. Areas covered in the discussion include the post-war retirement construct, which is broken; evidence that the recruitment market discriminates ma...
2023-03-0746 min
The StageLeft PodcastLucy Landymore - Hans ZimmerHans Zimmer drummer and all round percussion prodigy Lucy Landymore joins us to discuss;- How Hans Zimmer overcame his self-publicised stage fright.- How the drum solo on Dune was recorded.- The tension between following dreams and being in an overdraft as a upcoming artist!- Which leadership style gets the best out of Lucy, and which works best for Lucy when leading big bands.- Recording a live lounge with Charlie XCX and playing Happy with Pharrell Williams. And much more!Produced by Bastian HuesHosted by C...
2023-01-311h 00Writer's RoutineLucy Hooft, author of 'The King's Pawn' - Why writing flash fiction really helps, thinking about your genre, and plotting like a mini-seriesThis week we chat to Lucy Hooft. She's had an incredible, interesting career travelling the world. She worked in the UK's Foreign Office and for the Department of International Development, going to work for HRH Queen Rania of Jordan. Lucy has taken her experience in geopolitics and written her first spy thriller. It's called 'The King's Pawn' and is the first of the Sarah Black series, that looks at a young, female spy. Lucy has planned 5. We talk about planning so much before you even have a contract - did she feel guilty for devoting time...
2022-12-0246 min
PT Profit PodcastBuilding Rapport in Your Gym and Business Through Validation with Lucy HendricksIf you're looking at building retention and creating an atmosphere that fosters a successful in-person training business that will survive any challenge, this is going to be an episode you'll want to listen to.Lucy talks about the work she's put into herself as a coach to become a better communicator to her clients. In the show, she talks about some resources that have been really valuable to her including Love Skills by Linda Carroll and I Hear You by Micheal S. SorensenThis is Lucy's return appearance to the show! If you want to g...
2022-12-0152 min
Access Must-Have Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, SuspenseOne of the Girls by Lucy ClarkePlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/543940 to listen full audiobooks. Title: One of the Girls Author: Lucy Clarke Narrator: Sofia Zervadachi, Natalie Simpson Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 10 hours 2 minutes Release date: June 28, 2022 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.29 of Total 7 Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 3 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: The latest twisty psychological thriller from internationally-bestselling author Lucy Clarke, One of the Girls is the delicious story of a bachelorette trip on a stunning Greek island... that ends in murder. It was supposed to be the perfect weekend away. Six very different women travel to a sun-soaked Greek island for a...
2022-06-2810 min
Download Top Full Audiobooks in Fiction, Contemporary WomenOne of the Girls by Lucy ClarkePlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/543940 to listen full audiobooks. Title: One of the Girls Author: Lucy Clarke Narrator: Sofia Zervadachi, Natalie Simpson Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 10 hours 2 minutes Release date: June 28, 2022 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.29 of Total 7 Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 3 Genres: Contemporary Women Publisher's Summary: The latest twisty psychological thriller from internationally-bestselling author Lucy Clarke, One of the Girls is the delicious story of a bachelorette trip on a stunning Greek island... that ends in murder. It was supposed to be the perfect weekend away. Six very different women travel to a sun-soaked Greek island for...
2022-06-2810 min
Horror Stories"The New Mother" by Lucy CliffordWhen two sisters refuse to behave, their mother threatens to leave and send a New Mother to replace her…with cracked, glass eyes and a long wooden tail. Based on the story by Lucy Clifford.Told by Dana Macel. Featuring Joyce Klowden, Hannah Mary Simpson, and Ashlyn Seehafer. Adapted by Bryan Renaud. "The New Mother" is quoted as one of the main inspirations of "Coraline."youtube.com/@scarystoriespod
2022-05-2429 min
Following the RulesBarclay Simpson’s Tom Boulderstone on recruitment challenges in compliance and how to navigate themToday’s guest outlines why some of the largest financial services firms in London risk serious knowledge gaps in the 'engine rooms' of their compliance teams and reveals the skills most in demand as recruitment for compliance roles reaches record highs.
Tom Boulderstone manages the compliance & financial crime team at headhunter Barclay Simpson, where he specialises in placing compliance professionals within banks, asset managers, hedge funds and private equity firms.
2022-05-1040 min
PodliticalWitnessing War with John SimpsonBBC World Affairs Editor John Simpson discusses Ukraine, and journalism in warzones. What does it take to report from active conflict, and how do you make sure you're getting accurate information on the ground? Lucy, Nick, and Rajdeep chat to John Simpson about his experiences in Afghanistan and Sarajevo, the parallels between the current invasion of Ukraine and historic wars, and the emotional impact of being a witness to war.
2022-03-0423 min
Chatting to a FriendChatting to Lucy Bartholomew about ultra distance running, a sustainable healthy body and what is your "why"Running began for Lucy when she was 15 years old as a way to spend time with her Dad. When he decided to run a 100km race through the blue mountains 5 years ago she trained alongside him for every step of the way. On race day, she ran from place to place to see him and accidentally ran her first ultra. Then she decided that she wanted to complete a race of this distance and ran side by side with her Dad for 100Km, finishing in 12:36:00 and smiling. She was in love, not only with the physical and mental side...
2022-02-2500 min
We Made It NiceEpisode 8: Cleavage EncouragedIs Seth out of line with his obsession of Whitney’s breasts? Did Emily Simpson just drop one of the housewives funniest moments? How hot is Anthony driving his plane around? Find out OUR take on this week’s episode
2022-01-1747 min
Happy Hour with Lucy & NikkiParty in the USA ft. Alli SimpsonHey Punters, in today's episode Alli Simpson chats to us about life living in LA, her music career, the Hollywood party scene, her break-up, Miley Cyrus, life on the road touring around the world with her brother Cody Simpson and filming Filthy Rich Homeless, I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here & The Masked Singer. Also, don't forget from the 13th of December 2021, Happy Hour will be 'EXCLUSIVELY' on Spotify. Make sure you head over to Spotify and 'follow' Happy Hour with Lucy and Nikki. Breakdown of this episode - Wil...
2021-12-0547 minWriter's RoutineRandom Routine - Thriller author Lucy Foley discusses decadent writing daysLucy Foley joined us back at the start of 2020... pre-pandemic!She spoke about her 2nd mystery thriller, 'The Guest List'. It's set at a dream wedding, on a remote island, where someone gets killed and everyone has a motive. We talk about the fundamentals you need to include in writing whodunnits, and how to flip the tradition on its head.It comes after the huge success of her first whodunnit, 'The Hunting Party'. It was also set on an island, and we chat about where she got that idea from, why she likes...
2021-11-0908 min
Satisfaction Factor#1 - Meet Naomi and Sadie!Here's your chance to get to know us! In this episode, Sadie & Naomi discuss how their own relationships with food and their bodies has evolved, how they discovered Intuitive Eating and Health at Every Size, how adopting an anti-diet lens has changed their own lives far outside of food, and who they've learned the most from over the years. And don't miss the fun facts about each of us at the end of the episode!You can stay up to date on all things Satisfaction Factor by following us on IG @satisfactionfactorpod!Here's where to...
2021-09-291h 10
Experience The Thought-Provoking Full Audiobook Experience!Noopiming by Leanne Betasamosake SimpsonPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/152247to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Noopiming
Author: Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
Narrator: Tiffany Ayalik
Format: mp3
Length: 3 hrs and 22 mins
Release date: 09-22-21
Ratings: 5 out of 5 stars, 9 ratings
Genres: Indigenous
Publisher's Summary:
Mashkawaji (they/them) lies frozen in the ice, remembering the sharpness of unmuted feeling from long ago, finding freedom and solace in isolated suspension. They introduce the seven characters: Akiwenzii, the old man who represents the narrator’s will; Ninaatig, the maple tree who represents their lungs; Mindimooyenh, the old woman, their conscience; Sabe, a gentle giant, their marrow; Adik, the caribou, th...
2021-09-223h 22
2021-08-1012 min
Mustard FlatsEP22 Grant Simpson (ARCHIE) & Koebi FaumuiGrant Simpson (ARCHIE) & Koebi Faumui join us in the flats.
Thanks to @capitalbrewing for supporting the show.
The grass is always greener in the flats common areas when the lads from @archie.band & @thefaumuis are around so tune in for some uplifting discussion.
Grant Simpson is the lead vocals and guitar for the four-piece indie-pop powerhouse ARCHIE. Recently dropping their new single Greener, with the accompanying video featuring many cameo’s from the local music scene.
One of which is leading man Koebi Faumui, bursting into the acting world with a stand...
2021-07-281h 01
Pop Culture Gamers150. Pop Culture Gamers Show 126 - …I am burdened with glorious purposeThis week Haydn (@Herjuk) is on his own and discusses all things Marvel with Marvel's Avengers the game, Lucy, Black Widow and some catch up and theories on the new Loki show – there are plenty of spoilers BUT also plenty of time and warnings to skip to 33:38 to avoid the spoilers as well. All this plus the usual news, charts, new releases and of course, your listener questions.
MISS THE LOKI SPOILERS WHEN PROMPTED BY JUMPING TO 33:38!
2021-07-1455 min
The Synergy Connection ShowUnderstanding Our Social Justice System with Keith LongKeith Long is a Harvard Nieman Foundation Scholar. He is also Florida Bar Certified for Continuing Law Education Credits at Stetson Law School. He has been a moderator for “Black Lives Matter” and has worked with the “Innocence Project”. He has been working recently with the upcoming documentary series on Casey Anthony.In today’s show, Keith shares that he teaches attorneys how the media influences cases. He was involved with the OJ Simpson case years ago and explains how the blood found at the scene was transferred to that location from the police department. What happened with the O...
2021-05-0653 minWriter's RoutineLucy Clarke, author of 'The Castaways' - Thriller writer talks writing spaces, getting it done early, and travelling to research.Lucy Clarke is the bestselling author of six psychological thrillers, which have been sold in over 20 territories. Her new novel is 'The Castaways', which tells the story of two sisters on holiday who have a fight at the airport right before boarding. One gets on the plane, the other doesn't, and when the airplane seemingly crashes, the sister left behind determines to get to the bottom of the mystery. We talk about mulling over the idea, and how she researched the story, facts and events of plane crashes.Also, we talk about the joyous side of...
2021-03-191h 01
Even Baddies Wear HelmetsEpisode 5: Writing for Animation with Stephanie SimpsonIt’s time for episode 5 - we’re over halfway through series one! This week we speak to the incredible Stephanie Simpson, Head Writer on the Netflix smash-hit Hilda, about writing for animation. Based on the graphic novels by Luke Pearson, Hilda follows a young girl as she moves from the wilderness to the city of Trolberg - making new friends and embarking on fantastical adventures along the way. The series won Best Children’s Animation at the BAFTAs in 2019, and Stephanie’s writing on the show saw her receiving nominations and wins at the Annie Awards an...
2021-03-1544 min
Mean Book ClubOpen Book by Jessica SimpsonThis week we read NYT bestseller Open Book by Jessica Simpson, a memoir about a businesswoman who used to be the knock-off Britney Spears. What could go wrong?Mean Book Club is four ladies (UCB, BuzzFeed, College Humor, Impractical Jokers) who read, discuss and whine about NYT bestselling books that have questionable literary merit. It's fun. It's cathartic. It's perfect for your commute. New podcast (almost) every Tuesday!Here’s the book list for Season 10:The Christmas Shoes by Donna VanLiereNine Perfect Strangers by Liane MoriartyThis Man Confessed by Jodi El...
2021-01-191h 47Writer's RoutineRosie Nixon, author of 'Just Between Friends' - Magazine editor talks escaping to write, getting to know characters, and beating deadlines.Rosie Nixon is busy. She is the Editor-in-Chief of HELLO! Magazine, she's worked as a journalist for many years, she's a mum of two, and has just published her third novel, 'Just Between Friends'. We discuss how she splits up her time wearing many different work hats, and why she loves to escape to tell stories.You can hear what editing a national media brand has taught her about novel-writing, and how working as a journalist has made her determined to beat the deadlines.'Just Between Friends' is about Aisha and Lucy, expectant...
2021-01-0848 minMean Book ClubThe Guest List by Lucy FoleyNew year, new bad book! This week we are back with the NYTs bestseller The Guest List by Lucy Foley, and we have some di-vi-ded opinions on this one! It gets heated!Mean Book Club is four ladies (UCB, BuzzFeed, College Humor, Impractical Jokers) who read, discuss and whine about NYT bestselling books that have questionable literary merit. It's fun. It's cathartic. It's perfect for your commute. New podcast (almost) every Tuesday!Here’s the book list for Season 10:The Christmas Shoes by Donna VanLiereNine Perfect Strangers by Liane MoriartyThis Ma...
2021-01-051h 36
Comics' BooksS2E6 - Elf LyonsThe podcast about what funny people read...Comedian and performance maker Elf Lyons joins Lucy to talk about her favourite books.Who is Lucy Danser?Lucy is a writer, producer and all around storytelling person. Follow her on Twitter @LucyDanser or visit www.lucydanser.co.ukBooks/Authors mentioned in this episode:Charmed Life by Diana Wynne Jones - https://uk.bookshop.org/a/362/9780007255290I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith - https://uk.bookshop.org/a/362/9780141371504Goosebumps by R L Stine...
2020-12-1232 min
Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean SmithEP. 104 - Second Anniversary Special with Charlie Simpson (Busted / Fightstar)A Present For Everyone. It's our second year anniversary and songwriting genius, Charlie Simpson, is back to help us celebrate on a very special Episode 104 of Sappenin Podcast! The Busted, Fightstar and solo vocalist helps us reflect, laugh and pokes fun at us, as we uncover exclusive secrets on his first new solo material in almost half a decade! Experience wild stories behind his new single I See You, starting his own independent record label, what that means for him as a musician going forward, signing other artists, building a studio during time in lockdown, strange Busted situations, updates o...
2020-11-201h 21
PT Profit PodcastYour Role with Pain As A Personal TrainerToday we got to talk to coach, educator, speaker, and blogger Lucy Hendricks who not only takes a holistic approach to personal training but is known for her ability to take complicated topics and making them digestible for fitness and rehab professionals. She helps coaches who have clients that have been hindered by movement limitations get back to what they love whether it’s a competitive sport, general strength training, or living a life without pain.In this episode, you’ll learn about:The power of letting clients who feel hopeless due to pain...
2020-09-1751 min
RAH! PodcastMagical RealismThis is the tenth episode in our new RAH! Podcast mini series – A Short Introduction to…
In this episode I will be speaking to Monique Roffey about magical realism in contemporary fiction.
We will cover:
• The origins of the genre and its use by South American and Caribbean writers
• The magic of the everyday in the Caribbean and how sometimes real life can be stranger than fiction
• And the figure of the mermaid with a focus on Monique’s newest novel, The Mermaid of Black Conch, published by Peepal Tree Press. Available here: https://www.peepaltreepress.com/books/mermaid-black-conch
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2020-07-0211 min
RAH! PodcastBread Baking in LockdownThis is the ninth episode in our new RAH! Podcast mini series – A Short Introduction to…
In this episode I will be speaking to Muzna Rahman about her research into baking through the lockdown. We will cover:
• The practical reasons why some people have turned to bread baking in lockdown
• As well as the more psychological reasons for an increase bread baking, including fantasies about post-apocalyptic survival
• And how by baking bread and posting our baked creations online, we can feel less alone during a time of social distancing
Episode transcript available soon.
This episode was produced, presented and edited by Lucy Si...
2020-06-2515 min
RAH! PodcastPolicing LockdownThis is the eighth episode in our new RAH! Podcast mini series – A Short Introduction to…
In this episode I will be speaking to Kevin Wong and Kris Christman about their research in policing the lockdown. We will cover:
• How breach of lockdown could become a crime of the law abiding
• The importance of consistency in police approach to enforcing lockdown
• And what new challenges the police force are facing during this period
Episode transcript available soon.
This episode was produced, presented and edited by Lucy Simpson and mixed by Julian Holloway.
Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the RAH! P...
2020-06-1814 min
RAH! PodcastContagion Films and the ZombieThis is the seventh episode in our new RAH! Podcast mini series – A Short Introduction to…
In this episode, Xavier Aldana Reyes will be giving us an introduction to Contagion Films with a focus on the Zombie. We will cover:
• How and why the zombie is the perfect embodiment of contagion
• How fear permeates films which deal with contagion, in particular horror films, and how this relates to our thoughts and anxieties surrounding pandemic
• How contagion moves between genres, such as noir, sci-fi and comedy
Episode transcript available soon.
This episode was produced, presented and edited by Lucy Simpson and mixed by J...
2020-06-1114 min
RAH! PodcastVictorian Representations of ContagionThis is the sixth episode in our new RAH! Podcast mini series – A Short Introduction to…
In this episode, Emma Liggins will be giving us an introduction to Victorian Representations of Contagion, with a focus on the ghost story. We will cover:
• Health and sanitation knowledge of the time as well as social inequalities
• How disease was represented as a malignant or haunting force in the house
• How religious practices offered some consolation
Episode transcript available here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12585
This episode was produced, presented and edited by Lucy Simpson and mixed by Julian Hol...
2020-06-0413 min
RAH! PodcastScience and Art: Climate Change and The Singing GlacierThis month, we are experimenting with a slightly different format for you! Instead of one long episode, our main episode will be broken up into four shorter episodes, so you can listen to all four in one go or come back later.
Our second interview in the SCIENCE AND ART series is with Helen Mort and Kathryn Adamson. We will explore how science and art working together can help to communicate the widespread effects of climate change and inspire people to action.
Many thanks to Bill Carslake, Flora Curzon and Helen Mort for letting us play a clip from The...
2020-06-0120 min
RAH! PodcastScience and Art: An Interdisciplinary HistoryThis month, we are experimenting with a slightly different format for you! Instead of one long episode, our main episode will be broken up into four shorter episodes, so you can listen to all four in one go or come back later.
Our first interview in the SCIENCE AND ART series is with Sam Illingworth explores how the disciplines of poetry and science were first separated back in the early 1800s and how art can be an educational tool for science.
Episode transcript available here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12579
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2020-06-0100 min
RAH! PodcastScience and Art: Illustrating Scientific IdeasThis month, we are experimenting with a slightly different format for you! Instead of one long episode, our main episode will be broken up into four shorter episodes, so you can listen to all four in one go or come back later.
Our third interview in the SCIENCE AND ART series is with Antony Hall. We talk about his experiences of how drawing, in particular, can help in thinking through and communicating scientific ideas.
Episode transcript available here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12581
Image credit: Projection with Fluids 2015 by Antony Hall. http://www.antonyhall.net...
2020-06-0112 min
RAH! PodcastScience and Art: Storytelling in MicroThis month, we are experimenting with a slightly different format for you! Instead of one long episode, our main episode will be broken up into four shorter episodes, so you can listen to all four in one go or come back later.
Our fourth and final interview in the SCIENCE AND ART series is with Dave Griffiths about storytelling and the similarities between microfilm and web navigation for communicating ideas.
Episode transcript available here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12583
Image credit: Deep Field [Unclear Zine] by David Griffiths.
This episode was presented by Martin Kratz...
2020-06-0112 min
RAH! PodcastContagion NarrativesThis is the fifth episode in our new RAH! Podcast mini series – A Short Introduction to…
In this episode, Andreea Ros will be giving us an introduction to Contagion Narratives in history. We will cover:
• How quarantine was perceived in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries
• How perceptions of contagion have been affected by the social and political beliefs of each era
• And some of the language used in representations of contagion today
Episode transcript available here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/index.php?id=12421
This episode was produced, presented and edited by Lucy Simpson and mixed by J...
2020-05-2100 min
RAH! PodcastPoetry Of PlaceThis is the fourth episode in our new RAH! Podcast mini series – A Short Introduction to…
In this episode, Emily Oldfield will be giving us a short introduction to Writing Poetry of Place.
In particular we will explore:
• What constitutes place poetry?
• How writing about place can give representation to often under represented places and start a new narrative
• Winter Hill and other edge-land spaces
And we will also get a reading from Emily’s new poetry collection, Grit, which was published in March with Poetry Salzburg. Find out more about Grit and buy your copy here: http://www.poetrysalzburg.com/
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2020-05-1400 min
RAH! PodcastBad ReligionThis is the third episode in our new RAH! Podcast mini series – A Short Introduction to…
In this episode, Dr Ellie Beal will be giving us a short introduction to Bad Religion, in Gothic texts.
In particular we will explore:
• How religion is portrayed in the Gothic
• How depictions of religion have changed as society has become less religious and more secular
• And why religion in the Gothic is still relevant today
Episode transcript available here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12437
This episode was produced, presented and edited by Lucy Simpson and mixed by Julian Holloway.
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2020-05-0700 min
RAH! PodcastHomelessness And SpiceThis episode will explore the complex problem of homelessness and drug use in the community, in particular we will discuss:
• Issues affecting the community, such as socioeconomic inequalities, drug use, and the pressures on accommodation providers
• How an interdisciplinary response can begin solve some of these issues and bring about long term change
FEATURING:
Rob Ralphs and Paul Gray about emerging drug trends on the streets and the importance of a cross-disciplinary response when tackling such a complex issue.
Simone Newman from DePaul UK will speak to Rob Ralphs about some of the challenges in working with young people affected by h...
2020-05-0400 min
RAH! PodcastSport And EpidemicsThis is the second episode in our new RAH! Podcast mini series – A Short Introduction to…
In this episode, Dr Tosh Warwick will be giving us a short introduction to Sporting Histories during Epidemics, focusing on a particular smallpox outbreak in Middlesbrough in 1898 which led to sporting events being cancelled, much as we are seeing today in the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic.
In particular we will explore:
• Similarities between then and now in terms of lockdown measures
• And what we can learn from the past
Episode transcript available here: https://www2.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12219
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2020-04-2400 min
RAH! PodcastSonic GothicRead episode transcript here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12187
This is the first episode in our new RAH! Podcast mini series - A Short Introduction to...
In this episode, Matt Foley will be giving us a short introduction to Sonic Gothic, a literary sound studies focusing on Gothic Literature. In particular, we will explore:
What sonic gothic is.
What constitutes gothic
And the novel to film adaptation of Psycho, in particular the famous shower scene
This episode was produced, presented and edited by Lucy Simpson and mixed by Julian Holloway.
Image credit: Psycho (1960 film) shower...
2020-04-1600 min
RAH! PodcastGranada TelevisionThis episode will explore Granada Television and the Granadaland Project, in particular we will explore:
• About the Granada’s commitment to doing television differently
• Did Granada Television really have a strong regional identity in the North West?
• And how can the project provide voice to a diverse range of people who worked at Granada, including women?
FEATURING:
Melanie Tebbutt about Granada’s history as well as its youth programming.
Steve Kelly and Judith Jones about their experiences of working at Granada and their favourite memories from the time.
Isabel Taube about Granada’s commitment to serious programming and the experiences of female wo...
2020-04-0100 min
RAH! PodcastManchester Crime and Justice Film FestivalThis episode will explore Crime and Justice in the 21st Century by looking at the upcoming Manchester Crime and Justice Film Festival which will be taking part from the 18th March to the 4th June.
In particular we will explore:
• What is the role of film in changing or reinforcing perceptions?
• How can we give voice to marginalised groups?
FEATURING:
Kevin Wong and Gavin Bailey about the full festival program.
Charlotte Gislam and Rebecca Wyne Walsh about their film choices for the festival and how film can expose the grey areas in crime and justice today.
Siobhan Pollit from Back on T...
2020-03-0200 minWriter's RoutineLucy Foley, author of 'The Guest List' - Mystery author on twisting the whodunnit, the beauty and benefit of overwriting, and why she loves chaosLucy Foley has just released her second mystery thriller. It's called 'The Guest List', and is set at a dream wedding, on a remote island, where someone gets killed and everyone has a motive. We talk about the fundamentals you need to include in writing whodunnits, and how to flip the tradition on its head.It comes after the huge success of her first whodunnit, 'The Hunting Party'. It was also set on an island, and we chat about where she got that idea from, why she likes the idea of locking her characters away, and...
2020-02-1442 min
RAH! PodcastWriting about Love and SexThis episode will explore Writing about Love and Sex, in particular we will ask:
• What makes good sex writing?
• Is writing about sex from a female perspective a feminist issue?
• What about the problem of consent?
FEATURING:
Catherine Fox and Kirsty Bunting on consent in sex scenes and whether romance novels have a role in teaching us how to have relationships
Sarah Perry on shame, sexual violence and gender equality
Monique Roffey on her own journey with sex writing and writing good sex as a feminist issue.
Read the episode transcript here: https://www2.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story...
2020-02-0700 min
RAH! PodcastPerceptions of Menstruation and EndometriosisThis episode will explore Perceptions of Menstruation and Endometriosis, in particular we will ask:
• Why is it such a taboo?
• How can education help to break down the taboo and encourage equality?
• How do the expectations put on women contribute to medical responses to endometriosis?
FEATURING:
Rosie Jackson on perceptions of menstruation in history, and how the taboo could have first arisen.
Stella Bullo and Zoe Bibbon on how the language we use to talk about menstruation and endometriosis affects how they are considered in medical discourse, and how education might begin to solve the problem.
Jenny Cole on women’s experi...
2020-01-1600 min
REMINISCENCEREMINISCENCE My StyleENEI featuring CHARLI BRIX - HomeworldALIX PEREZ - Never LeftANILE - Losing My MindBOP - Untitled Pattern 51D BRIDGE featuring STEVE SPACEK - Last StrawCAMEO & KROOKED feating JERU THE DAMAJA - Set It OffDOCUMENT ONE - VibrationEDIT - Empty EyesFADEBLACK - SluggahKLAX & ENEI - StatikKASRA - From The Outside InBCEE featuring LUCY GRIMBLE - Cannot Escape Your LoveBOU - Wine Ya BBREDREW - UndressPOLA & BRYSON - Night DawnALE FROM SUMMER CLUB...
2019-12-1731 min
RAH! PodcastThread Bearing WitnessThis episode will explore the Thread Bearing Witness project which is an art project which will use textiles to learn from, show solidarity with, and raise funds for displaced people.
Featuring: Professor Alice Kettle, the artist who started the project; Ibrahim and Mustafa about their GIOCHERENDA group about how the project resonated with them; Kani Kamil from the Travelling Heritage Buruea about their work empowering displaced women; Ibukun Jesusanmi, or Buki, who became artist in residence at the Whitworth as a result of the Thread Bearing Witness project; and finally Jenny Eden and Kelly Quinzel who worked on the Stitch...
2019-12-0200 min
RAH! PodcastMusic and Sonic StudiesToday’s episode will focus on MASS Manchester. MASS is the Music and Sonic Studies research group based at Manchester Metropolitan University. The group conducts innovative research into music and sonic phenomena and explores how sonic and musical practices shape our understanding of the world and how they inform diverse identities, communities and spaces.
Featuring: Dr Beate Peter and Dr Matt Foley about the group; Dr Susan O’Shea about the Sonic Waves conference and her research on gender participation in music scenes and feminist festival networks; Emily Oldfield, Julian Holloway and Susan O'Shea in a co-curated performance piece; and Jami...
2019-11-0100 min
Strong Runner Chick RadioEpisode 83: Lucy Bartholomew on Ultra Running, Community, and Identity as More Than a RunnerLucy Bartholomew began racing at age 15 as a way to spend time with her dad. Since this time, she has accomplished many great feats such as competing in the 6-day multi-stage race in the Simpson desert; being the world junior female sky running champion; and finishing in one of the top spots western states.
After graduating high school, Lucy has made running and healthy living her life. She hopes that through sharing her journey she encourages people to challenge themselves and give life their all.
Questions we ask Lucy include:
Running began for you...
2019-10-2837 min
RAH! PodcastGothic Manchester Festival 2019This episode will focus on the Gothic Manchester Festival. Now in its 7th iteration, this year the Gothic Manchester Festival will be themed on 'Gothic Times'. The festival will span the whole of October with a whole range of events exploring the Gothic throughout time for you to get involved in. You can find out more about the festival and our full range of events on our website at mmu.ac.uk/gothicmanchesterfestival
Don't forget to book your ticket for one of our highlight events - RURAL EERIE. Tickets available here: https://thepeerhat.co.uk/event/rural-eerie-explored-through-sounds-and-words/
Featuring: Dr Linnie...
2019-10-0100 min
Around The EmpireEp 126 Magnitsky Myth feat Lucy Komisar Guest: Lucy Komisar. A deep dive into the story behind the “Magnitsky Hoax”. Lucy tells the story of Bill Browder, Hermitage (his hedge fund) and how he managed to create a massive political weapon called the Magnitsky Act to protect himself and his benefactors and to use against others. The story also involves shell companies, tax havens, money laundering, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Robert Maxwell, Gazprom, HSBC, Natalia Veselnitskaya, the Trump Tower meeting, the resurgence of the Cold War with Russia, Russiagate, the Mueller Report, and more. Lucy Komisar is a New York City-based journalist with a long...
2019-10-012h 12
I Know You Didn't Ask with Megan O'Donnell73 - Kenya Moore leaves Marc Daly, Bethenny Frankel’s new tv shows & more w/ Lucy O’Connor!This week’s ep of Bravo Happy Hour breaks down everything from Dorinda Medley’s (RHONY) “breakup” with John M, insane updates from Emily Simpson (RHOC) & her creepy hubby Shane & we break down what happened with Jeff Lewis’ (FLIPPING OUT) daughters expulsion! This weeks guest is Lucy from Lucy on the Ground!Tune in every Monday & Thursday to find out what your favorite Bravolebrities are up to off screen! Bravo Happy Hour’s Instagram: @Bravohappyhour Megan’s Instagram: @meo.nyc Check out all the past episode of BHH here!
2019-09-2640 min
RAH! PodcastPerceiving BrexitSeptember 2019
Read the episode transcript here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12099
Featuring: Catherine Fox who live blogged her novel during the referendum of 2016 about her experiences of depicting Brexit and trying to write characters on both sides of the political divide; Eleanor Byrne and Fionna Barber about how we can read Brexit in art and literature and their recent Brexit Wounds symposium; and Stephen Harper, a PhD student in history about parallels between modern day Brexit and The ‘Great Fear’ of 1659.
Presented and mixed by Julian Holloway, edited by Charlie Fyfe-Williams and produced by Lucy Simp...
2019-09-0200 min
RAH! PodcastWildcardThis episode is a bit different to our usual episodes - as it features you, our listeners! Recorded at our launch event in April 2019, this episode covers a range of topics such as: PhD study, climate change, data analysis, LGBT politics, Peterloo, safe spaces, dogs and the Metrolink.
Episode transcript here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12221
Presented by Martin Kratz, edited by Tim Jackman, mixed by Julian Holloway and produced by Lucy Simpson.
Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the RAH! Podcast belong solely to the speaker, and are not necessarily reflective of...
2019-07-3100 min
RAH! PodcastPlace WritingRead the episode transcript here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12575
Featuring: Jean Sprackland, Andre Naffis-Saheley and Andrew McMillan on the work of Robinson Jeffers, ecological nightmare and the responsibility of the place poet; David Cooper and Richard Skelton on the importance of considering time when writing about place; Natalie Burdett and Zofija Tupikovskaja-Omovie on their project exploring eye-tracking in the urban landscape and whether writers see the world differently
More information:
The Centre for Place Writing is based within the Department of English at Manchester Met. The long-standing interests of our members inform curricula at...
2019-07-0100 min
RAH! PodcastHAUNT Manchester TakeoverEpisode transcript available here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12573
Featuring: Helen Darby and Emily Oldfield who have made HAUNT Manchester a reality; Chloe Germaine-Buckley, who is a member of the HAUNT network and the Manchester Centre for Gothic Studies, about her research in folk horror; JJ Wray about how he got involved in HAUNT Manchester; Simon Buckley, who ran the Not Quite Light festival, and Nick Kenyon from the Peer Hat who ran the Manchester Folk Horror festival, about how festivals and parties can encourage a new kind of engagement; and finally we’ll hear fr...
2019-06-2100 min
Hot Mess ClubhouseSofie Hagen talks spin the bottle, awkward hugs and cryingHilarious Sofie Hagen joins The Hot Mess Clubhouse this week to speak to Lucy Vine about her life as a comedian, author and fat activist. Sofie is also the host of two brilliant podcasts, Made of Human, and Secret Dinosaur Cult with Jodie Mitchell. She opens up about hosting them, as well as her new book Happy Fat. Join us this week to hear a silly chat about teenage hormones, playing spin the bottle and why Ursula is the best Disney villain. Also, be warned, there is a conversation about Jessica Simpson.
2019-06-1100 min
RAH! PodcastThe Manchester Game Studies NetworkRead the episode transcript here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12569
Featuring: Tom Brock on the turn of gambling in digital games and how this has arisen due to the current political economy; Charlotte Gislam, a PhD student researching artificial intelligence, storytelling and video games; and Chloe Germaine-Buckley about her research on horror-themed live action role playing games. We’ll even get to hear how each of our researchers got into this field and some game recommendations from each.
More information:
The Manchester Games Studies Network (MGSN), established at Manchester Metropolitan University in 2016 by Sam Illingworth an...
2019-06-0100 min
RAH! PodcastPersonalisation in the Public ServicesRAH! Podcast: Episode 004 Launch date: May 2019
Episode transcript available here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12567
In this episode, will focus on personalisation in the transformation of public services, with some really interesting research with real lasting impact for individuals within public services.
Featuring: Professor Chris Fox on public sector reform in the criminal justice setting; Caroline Marsh, an independent consultant who speaks to Chris about how this work has impacted upon practice; and Gail Mann who works on personalisation in voluntary, community and social enterprise services.
Additional Information:
This podcast features the voices of service...
2019-05-0100 min
Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean SmithEP. 19 - Charlie Simpson (Busted / Fightstar)Coming Home. We're extremely buzzed to have the ultimate pop, rock and metal crossover musician, Charlie Simpson as our guest on Episode 19 of Sappenin' Podcast! Charlie dishes all the dirt on everything you ever wanted to know, from Busted, Fightstar, his solo work, life, being a father and everything in between. Hear the true stories behind the Busted reunion, new album Half Way There and breaking hearts in 2005 to Fightstar memories, having to prove himself in the rock world, his biggest regret and *prehaps* some exciting exclusive news. After so many requests we're so happy to finally have him...
2019-04-051h 03
RAH! PodcastLGBTQ+ and ReligionRAH! Podcast: Episode 002. Launch date: April 2019
Episode transcript available here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12563
In this episode we explore the intersection of LGBTQ+ identities and religion and how religion can provide spaces of belonging for those who have often felt excluded.
Featuring: Catherine Fox on her Lindchester chronicles, where she explored contemporary issues such as gay marriage; Kim McLelland on paganism and LGBT identities; and queer jewish writer and educator, sam sax at an event by the Manchester Writing School.
Additional information:
Dr Catherine Wilcox is a senior lecturer in Creative Writing in the...
2019-04-0400 min
RAH! PodcastCreative Encounters with DeathRead the episode transcript here: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=12211
Featuring: Rodica Arpasanu on Dark Tourism; Eleanor Beal and Craig Young on the upcoming Death and the Sacred symposium and the previous Encountering Corpses series events; and Graham Foster, Iris Feint and Martin Kratz on Anthony Burgess' Beard's Roman Women.
More information:
Dr Eleanor Beal lectures in English literature and film at Manchester Metropolitan University and is an associate of the Manchester Centre for Gothic studies. She specialises in religion, theology and the Gothic with particular interest in the intersections and debates between the religious...
2019-04-0400 min
S'laughter: True Crime PodcastEpisode 61: Ian SimpsonIt's a familiar name this week, the story of Ian Simpson. Unfortunately, Lucy's story got destroyed by a bug in editing, and as we edit our own podcasts, we have no idea how to get it back, so you're just going to have to put up with the one story this week. Sorry folks. There's always patreon for some extra content if you sign up for $5 or more though... https://www.patreon.com/slaughterthepod (that doesn't mean we're holding the second story ransom, it's definitely gone!) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2018-10-0733 min