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Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneTaslim Martin in conversation with Roger KneeboneTaslim Martin is an artist whose work takes many forms, including portraiture, design and site-specific works for public spaces. He lives and works in London, exhibits internationally and has works in the permanent collection of the British Museum and the Horniman Museum. In this conversation we discuss how his career has unfolded and explore some of the influences which have helped to shape it. https://taslimmartin.com
2025-12-151h 26Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneIan Walmsley in conversation with Roger KneeboneProfessor Ian Walmsley is Provost of Imperial College London and Chair in Experimental Physics. He has a distinguished career as a researcher, both in the UK and overseas. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society and has many awards and honours, including a CBE. Ian has a specialist interest in quantum information processing and leads a research group in this field. He is about to step down from his role at Imperial and take on the leadership of the Oxford Quantum Institute. In this podcast we explore what quantum computing is and how non-specialists like me m...
2025-11-1057 min
Radically Genuine Podcast with Dr. Roger McFillin200. Psychiatrist Joanna Moncrieff Exposes the Antidepressant Lies & Chemical Imbalance MythJoanna Moncrieff is a British psychiatrist and academic. She is Professor of Critical and Social Psychiatry at University College London and a member of the Critical Psychiatry Network. She is the author of The Myth of the Chemical Cure and The Bitterest Pills, which are considered central texts in the critical psychiatry movement. Moncrieff is critical of mainstream psychiatry’s medical model of mental illness. Professor Moncrief's 2022 paper in molecular psychiatry didn't just make waves, it created a tsunami. Leading a systemic review of five decades of research, she and her team definitively demonstrated what no one had dared to...
2025-09-111h 24Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneAshley Solomon in conversation with Roger KneeboneAshley Solomon is Head of Historical Performance and Professor at the Royal College of Music. He is a baroque flute and recorder player who has performed as a soloist all over the world. He co-founded the baroque ensemble Florilegium in 1991. Since then they have made over 35 recordings and performed all over the world, including almost a hundred appearances at London's Wigmore Hall. Ashley has been working with indigenous musicians in Bolivia for over twenty years, uncovering and exploring a baroque musical tradition dating back to the Jesuit missions in the 17th century. https://www.rcm.ac.uk/hp...
2025-08-231h 28
The History Book BuffsThe Siege: Terror and the SAS in the London Iranian Embassy Siege of 1980.In this episode, Roger Moorhouse and Antonia Senior delve into Ben McIntyre's gripping narrative, "The Siege," which masterfully recounts the harrowing events of the 1980 Iranian Embassy siege in London. Through meticulous research and vivid storytelling, McIntyre brings to life the tension and drama of those six days, exploring the complex motivations of both the hostages and their captors. His compassionate portrayal of human resilience and vulnerability under extreme pressure offers profound insights into the nature of courage and fear. Join us as we discuss how McIntyre's work not only captivates readers but also sheds light on a pivotal moment...
2025-07-2429 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneMichael Booth in conversation with Roger KneeboneMichael Booth is Chief Library Assistant at the London Library, where he has worked for forty years. One of his remarkable skills is an ability to track down books that have gone missing amongst the Library's collection of over a million volumes. We discuss the combination of observation, experience and detective work that enable him to find even the most elusive items in the Library's enormous repository. https://www.londonlibrary.co.uk
2025-07-171h 04Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneToby Purser in conversation with Roger KneeboneToby Purser is Head of Conducting at the Royal College of Music in London. His musical interests encompass symphonic, operative and contemporary repertoires alongside film music and intercultural collaborations. He founded the Orion Orchestra in 2005 and is its artistic director. Toby has been guest conductor with many leading orchestras across the world. In this conversation we explore the many facets of a conductor's role. https://www.tobypurser.co.uk
2025-06-301h 32Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneHelen Leek in conversation with Roger KneeboneHelen Leek is a pianist who has won many prizes, including the International Young Concert Artists Competition and the Brant International Piano Competition. She performs as a soloist and chamber musician and teaches piano at Royal Holloway, University of London. She also gives masterclasses and adjudicates at competitions within the Royal College of Music. In this conversation explore her approach to music and discuss parallels between our professional worlds. Helen dedicates this podcast to the memory of psychotherapist Bill Hendry, who died suddenly in March 2025.
2025-04-141h 31
Leadership CountsMeeting your hosts - Roger VertannesWho is Roger Vertannes?In this introductory episode of the Leadership Counts podcast we learn about Roger’s upbringing in West London, his hatred of school, the great life lesson he picked up from his father, doing business not always being about price, making your own destiny, sharing your feelings, and a pair of Puma Kings. Reference material: Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss Leadership Counts is available to download for free wherever you get your podcasts or via leadershipcounts.com.au
2025-04-0943 min
2025-03-231h 03Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneSteven Appleby in conversation with Roger KneeboneSteven Appleby is an artist, illustrator and cartoonist who has created cartoon strips for The Guardian, The New Musical Express and many other publications. She has written and drawn many books (including the graphic novel Dragman), designed record covers, and has collaborated on a wide range of projects. She's a transgender person who describes herself as being relaxed about pronouns. We recorded this podcast at Steven's exhibition Nothing is Real in London. https://www.stevenappleby.com
2025-03-171h 11Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneSharon Weldon in conversation with Roger KneeboneSharon Weldon is Professor of Healthcare Simulation and Workforce Development at the University of Greenwich. After overcoming serious illness as a teenager and travelling all over the world, Sharon trained as a nurse. After completing a Masters at the London School of Hygiene and Tropic Health she joined Imperial College London. Her pioneering work as a doctoral student in my own research group included developing the concept of Sequential Simulation. Since leaving Imperial to join the University of Greenwich she has established her reputation as a leading thinker in her field and is the President Elect of the Association...
2025-01-201h 29Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneebonePaul Jakeman in conversation with Roger KneebonePaul Jakeman is a sculptor and stone carver, whose work ranges from creating new designs to restoring historic statues. He is also Stone Carving Tutor at the City & Guilds of London Art School. Paul's large scale work includes the Atlas Fountain at Kenilworth Castle and carving - and installing - the massive unicorn on the steeple of St George's Bloomsbury, one of London's iconic Hawksmoor churches. In this conversation Paul describes the processes of stone carving and how he brings together ancient and modern influences in his work.
2025-01-061h 18Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneTony Webb in conversation with Roger KneeboneAfter a five year apprenticeship as a wood and stone carver Bradford's (a leading London workshop) in the 1950s, Tony worked at the firm for fifteen years as a journeyman. He then moved to St Paul's Cathedral as Master Carver. There he was responsible for the cathedral's extensive conservation and restoration programme and also created new work. In this conversation we explore Tony's lifelong fascination with the art and craft of carving, inspired by forms in the natural world.
2024-11-111h 16
M-n-R CastThe M-n-R Cast: Rosetta PQ Decklist Deep DiveThe M-n-R Cast: Rosetta PQ Decklist Deep DiveJoin Michael Hamilton and Roger Bodee for the 117th episode of the M-n-R (Manner) Cast. This week Michael and Roger discuss the breakout decklists that are making waves in the Rosetta Metagame.Nuuhttps://fabtcg.com/en/decklists/laksana-eka-sp-nuu-alluring-desire-pro-quest-london-bali-awakening-zone/DIOhttps://fabtcg.com/en/decklists/pawel-roman-dash-io-pro-quest-london-black-oil/Viseraihttps://fabtcg.com/en/decklists/emlyn-ingram-viserai-rune-blood-pro-quest-london-dark-sphere/Florianhttps://fabtcg.com/en/decklists/yuta-maruo-florian-rotwood-harbinger-pro-quest-london-card-shop-la-noir/Enigmahttps://fabtcg.com/en/decklists/liam-canning-enigma-ledger-of-ancestry-pro-quest-london-the-dice-cup/...
2024-10-241h 00Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneAndrew George in conversation with Roger KneeboneThe immunologist Andrew George is Professor Emeritus at Imperial College London. In addition to his immunological research, Andrew plays a leading role in developing policy around ethical conduct and regulation of research. He has held many senior positions in universities and the health service and is also a career coach. https://profiles.imperial.ac.uk/a.george
2024-09-161h 16
GandhiGandhi - Indian Youth and Victorian LondonThis is the first in a series of 13 presentations about the biographical history and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi. It was delivered by Roger Weir in the summer of 1983. The transcript for this presentation is available at: https://sharedpresencefoundation.org/transcripts/202 Discover more presentations by Roger Weir at: https://sharedpresencefoundation.org/presentations Learn more about the Shared Presence Foundation at: https://sharedpresencefoundation.org
2024-08-241h 21Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneebonePeter Openshaw in conversation with Roger KneebonePeter Openshaw CBE is a respiratory physician and mucosal immunologist at Imperial College London, where he is Professor of Experimental Medicine at the National Heart and Lung Institute. His because a familiar voice in the media during the Covid-19 pandemic. We discuss how his clinical and research interests intertwine, and how his Quaker principles underpin his approach to clinical practice and experimental work. https://profiles.imperial.ac.uk/p.openshaw
2024-08-051h 25Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneStephen Webster in conversation with Roger KneeboneDr Stephen Webster is a philosopher of science and developed the internationally renowned Masters in Science Communication at Imperial College London. He stepped down from directing the Science Communication Unit in 2023 and now leads the Good Science Project at Imperial. We discuss what 'good science' means and explore how sitting and thinking can be as important as laboratory benchwork. https://profiles.imperial.ac.uk/stephen.webster
2024-06-241h 03Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneSiobhan Davies in conversation with Roger KneeboneDame Siobhan (Sue) Davies has had a long career in contemporary dance. Initially at the London Contemporary Dance Theatre, Sue established Siobhan Davies Dance Company in 1988. Her studio - Siobhan Davies Studios - was designed by Sarah Wigglesworth within the shell of a Victorian school building in Southwark. Now Siobhan makes films, including 'All This Can Happen' (2012).
2024-04-011h 18Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneGareth Mitchell in conversation with Roger KneeboneGareth Mitchell lectures in science communication at Imperial College London. For many years he presented the weekly technology programme Digital Planet on the BBC World Service. He also presents occasionally on BBC Radio 4's Inside Science. We explore parallels between Gareth's work as a presenter and podcaster and my own experience as a clinician.
2023-12-251h 13Radically Genuine Podcast with Dr. Roger McFillin115. How bad does it have to get to wake up? w/ Dr. Ben RallWe're thrilled to host Dr. Ben Rall, a chiropractic and wellness expert with a rich background on a diverse body of topics. Owning one of the largest clinics in the U.S., he has extensive experience, including serving as the official chiropractor for Team USA at the 2012 London Olympics.Dr. Rall discusses the limitations of the allopathic model and the transformative power of chiropractic care in bringing the body into homeostasis. Drawing from his books, "Cooperative Wellness" and "Designed to Heal," he offers a simplified approach for active participation in healthcare. Our conversation explores...
2023-12-211h 28
Liberty and LeadershipBenjamin Hall on Courage Under Fire: Reporting from the War ZonesJoin Roger in this week's Liberty + Leadership Podcast as he speaks with FOX News correspondent, Benjamin Hall. Roger and Benjamin discuss his recent book, "Saved: A War Reporter's Mission to Make It Home.” The book details the story of his survival, his dramatic rescue along with his arduous and ongoing recovery from a horrific missile attack that critically wounded him and killed several of his colleagues while they were reporting from the war in Ukraine. Benjamin recounts the intensity of that day, his long road to recovery and both the physical and emotional challenges he wi...
2023-11-2932 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneJonathon Tomlinson in conversation with Roger KneeboneDr Jonathon Tomlinson has been a full-time GP in East London since 2001. He is fascinated by the challenges subtleties of the clinical consultation. He writes about patient clinical advocacy and the social determinants of health and has an MA in Human Values and Contemporary Global Ethics. In this conversation we discuss the nature of general practice, including ideas around kindness and shame.
2023-11-131h 07Radically Genuine Podcast with Dr. Roger McFillin109. Therapists as influencers—Authenticity & the evolving role of therapists w/ Sara LondonWe discuss the fascinating world of psychotherapy, identity, and performance art with our guest, Sara London, M.A. Sara is a freelance journalist and author with a graduate degree from New York University's Gallatin School, specializing in psychoanalytic research.In an age where therapists are more public-facing than ever, Sara offers a unique perspective on the therapist's evolving role. In her debut book, "The Performance Therapist and Authentic Therapeutic Identity," Sara explores the intricate relationship between therapeutic identity and performance art.The Performance Therapist and Authentic Therapeutic Identity: Coming...
2023-11-021h 26Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneAbigail Bainbridge in conversation with Roger KneeboneAbigail Bainbridge is a book conservator and Director of Bainbridge Conservation. She teaches on many degree programmes, including at West Dean College, Camberwell College of Art and City & Guilds of London Art School. She sits on the Royal Society of Chemistry's Heritage Science Expert Working Group and is the editor of Conservation of Books, which was published in 2023. https://www.bainbridgeconservation.com/aboutus
2023-10-301h 18
Entrepreneurship NowKnow your customer and work from instinctHow can you better understand your customers? In this episode of Entrepreneurship Now, we are joined by Roger Wade, Founder and CEO of BOXPARK, London’s award-winning food and retail revolution, who shares his experiences, purposes, and key insights on how to run a successful business.Roger’s entrepreneurial journey offers valuable lessons for aspiring business leaders. Firstly, he emphasises the importance of creating unique experiences for your customers, as well as stressing the significance of product excellence, driving traffic to your business, and optimising conversion rates. Finally, Roger also discusses the importance of emotional intelligence and elab...
2023-10-1631 minRadically Genuine Podcast with Dr. Roger McFillin105. Danny Carroll: Terminal Cancer is a MisdiagnosisWe are joined by author Danny Carroll, who takes us on his personal journey into the realm of health and wellness. Danny has studied the body of medical knowledge known as Germanic Healing Knowledge (GHk) or Germanic New Medicine (GNM). His first book, 'Terminal Cancer Is a Misdiagnosis,' shares the teachings of Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer. Hailing from London, UK, Danny's educational path culminated in the attainment of a Master's Degree from the London School of Economics. However, what truly distinguishes Danny's narrative is his extraordinary battle against various cancer forms, including lung, t...
2023-10-051h 38Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneJames Eastaway in conversation with Roger KneeboneDr James Eastaway trained as a doctor while developing his career as a leading Baroque oboeist and working in experimental theatre. As a musician he plays in some of the UK and Europe's leading ensembles, while as a doctor he is a GP in a South London training practice. We discuss the excitements and challenges of keeping these multiple strands in play at the same time.
2023-09-041h 13
Crossing It Off The Bucket ListRRR : Ep 28 : Walk the Runway at London Fashion Week : Jess JordanRRR: Retro Rehab Replay: Episode 28 : Walk the Runway at London Fashion Week : Jess Ping Unfortunately, our host Roger experienced a minor stroke and will be in physical rehab for the next few weeks, so we are playing a few of his favorite episodes.Jess grew up never seeing anyone that looked like her in fashion magazines and the glamorous runways of the worlds fashion weeks. Yet, she never let this destroy her bucket list goal of one day representing disabled folks in the world of high fashion. In this episode Jess shares...
2023-08-0428 minRadically Genuine Podcast with Dr. Roger McFillin96. BREAKING: Schools pilot Mental Health Apps behind Parents' backsMental health apps are being introduced with the goal of addressing underdiagnosed and undertreated psychiatric disorders using AI technologies. Kooth U.S. and the Pennsylvania state Department of Human Services signed a $3 million grant to pilot a digital mental health platform in 30 school districts. The platform offers anonymous message boards, online chatting, a personalized library, and journaling options for students in grades 6 to 12. However, concerns have been raised regarding the potential risks of children communicating with unknown Kooth team members on the platform without parental consent.Parents need to get involved—ACTION ITEMS...
2023-08-0354 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneMaiko Tsutsumi in conversation with Roger KneeboneMaiko Tsutsumi studied furniture making and Japanese lacquer work as an apprentice in her native Japan in the 1990s. After moving to London and studying furniture design at the Royal College Art, she worked for a design studio in London. Having completed a PhD (entitled The Poetics of Everyday Objects) she took up a teaching role at Camberwell College of Arts. Now working independently, Maiko's interests cross many boundaries. https://www.maikotsutsumi.com
2023-06-191h 11
My Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 60. The Fall, the Ace venue, Brixton, London, 15th July 1983A trip to London in the middle of a sweltering July heatwave sees Roger and his cohorts in Sheffield band The Box share a stage with The Fall. Riding high on the recent release of their classic 'Hex Induction Hour', the Mancunian legends are in an uncomprising, take-no-prisoners mood. Why would we expect anything else?Also includes good stuff about The Scorpions, sheep and Arthur Negus.Intro and outro music: Simon Elliott-Kemp.Artwork: Rionagh.Sound FX courtesy of Freesound.org, with particular thanks to:Klangbeeld - co...
2023-06-1217 min
My Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 60. The Fall, the Ace venue, Brixton, London, 15th July 1983A trip to London in the middle of a sweltering July heatwave sees Roger and his cohorts in Sheffield band The Box share a stage with The Fall. Riding high on the recent release of their classic 'Hex Induction Hour', the Mancunian legends are in an uncomprising, take-no-prisoners mood. Why would we expect anything else?Also includes good stuff about The Scorpions, sheep and Arthur Negus.Intro and outro music: Simon Elliott-Kemp.Artwork: Rionagh.Sound FX courtesy of Freesound.org, with particular thanks to:Klangbeeld...
2023-06-1217 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneCallum Thorpe in conversation with Roger KneeboneCallum Thorpe initially trained as a scientist, gaining a PhD in immunology from Imperial College London. He then trained as an opera singer and is now an internationally renowned soloist. In this conversation we explore the nature of performance in science and the performing arts. https://www.callumthorpe.com
2023-05-221h 18
Crossing It Off The Bucket ListVisit Ted Lasso Filming Locals : Roger WilliamsIn this episode of "Crossing It Off", guest host Lisa David Olson takes the reins as she interviews the show's usual host, Roger Williams, about his recent accomplishment of crossing "visit Ted Lasso filming locations" off his bucket list. Roger shares his excitement about his love for the show, and his journey to the various locations in the UK where the popular series was filmed. Throughout the episode, Roger and Lisa discuss the power of setting and achieving goals, and the fulfillment that comes with crossing items off a bucket list. They also touch on the importance of taking...
2023-03-1529 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneebonePeter Randall-Page in conversation with Roger KneebonePeter Randall-Page is internationally known for his carvings in stone, often at massive scale and in public places. He is fascinated by connections between ideas, metaphors and the natural world. Much of his work is inspired by nature and underpinned by mathematics. https://www.peterrandall-page.com His current exhibition at the Pangolin Gallery in London runs from 16 November 2022 until 14 January 2023 https://www.pangolinlondon.com/exhibitions/115-peter-randall-page/works/
2022-11-211h 02
American RealEpisode # 218 | Roger Brooks on London Real (2017)BECOME A BESTSELLING AUTHOR WORKING WITH DIRECTLY W/ ROGER BROOKS: https://iywebinars.com/ar
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Here's a look back from five years ago at how American Real began.
In 2017, Roger Brooks (founder of American Real) sat down with Brian Rose (founder of London Real) in London, England to discuss his podcast journey and how American Real came to be.
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2022-11-1531 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneHansjorg Schmidt in conversation with Roger KneeboneHansjorg Schmidt heads the MA Light in Performance programme at Rose Bruford College in London. In this conversation he explains how he uses light when designing theatrical productions, and we explore ideas about the role of light in professional settings. https://www.hansjorgschmidt.net
2022-09-261h 12
London Review Bookshop PodcastGeoff Dyer & Mark Ford: The Last Days of Roger FedererAs he enters late middle age, Geoff Dyer turns, in The Last Days of Roger Federer, to the question of late – or, indeed, last – style. Lisa Appignanesi writes, ‘Geoff Dyer's wry meditations on mortality and late style have a dazzling way of dispelling gloom. Nietzsche and the Turin horse, vaporised Turner, dolorous Dylan, antics on courts and at Burning Man, Dyer's Last Days had me laughing aloud, a sure signal of deft seriousness. What is there to say except if this is late Dyer, it's great Dyer.’ Geoff is in conversation with the poet and critic Mark Ford.Fi...
2022-09-141h 03
Old Man Yells at MusicEpisode #107: Turn On, Tune In, Rock Out #12 - The Special London Bridge Special Starring Tom JonesIn the 60s, London Bridge didn't quite fall down, but it was torn down, bought by an American chainsaw tycoon, and rebuilt in Arizona. And NBC turned it into a TV special starring Carlton Banks' favorite singer, along with a bunch of movie and TV stars and pop's top brother-sister act of the day. Roger watched it, and he's going to tell you all about it. Watch along on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDWLXjsOJPQltmErOKoLiWi7ze6WxZ5cq And support the show on Patreon to hear about more Tom Jones TV fun: https://www.patreon.com/oldmanyellsatmusic It's more...
2022-07-2837 minMy Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 57. JoBoxers, Benjamin Zephaniah, Chevalier Brothers, The ICA, London, 6th January 1983It's the start of a new year - 1983 - and Roger and his Sheffield pals in The Box find themselves in London playing with pop newcomers JoBoxers. These lads are on the fast track to fame and favour style over substance. With heavyweight management and a major record company behind them, will they go Pop before the bubble bursts?Intro & outro music: Simon Elliott-Kemp.Artwork: Rionagh.Special guest voice: Paul Widger.Sound FX courtesy of Freesound.orgWith particular thanks to:Halleck - theatre ambience.Javier Serrat - m...
2022-05-2516 minMy Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 57. JoBoxers, Benjamin Zephaniah, Chevalier Brothers, The ICA, London, 6th January 1983It's the start of a new year - 1983 - and Roger and his Sheffield pals in The Box find themselves in London playing with pop newcomers JoBoxers. These lads are on the fast track to fame and favour style over substance. With heavyweight management and a major record company behind them, will they go Pop before the bubble bursts?Intro & outro music: Simon Elliott-Kemp.Artwork: Rionagh.Special guest voice: Paul Widger.Sound FX courtesy of Freesound.orgWith particular thanks to:Halleck - theatre ambience.Javier Serrat - microphone f...
2022-05-2516 min
Crossing It Off The Bucket ListWalk The Runway At London Fashion Week : Jess Ping-WildJess grew up never seeing anyone that looked like her in fashion magazines and the glamorous runways of the worlds fashion weeks. Yet, she never let this destroy her bucket list goal of one day representing disabled folks in the world of high fashion. In this episode Jess shares her experience of "rocking the runway", not just as a model, but also as a disrupter to the industry and our society as a whole. A must listen!Find Out More about Jess:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therollingexplorer
2022-05-1328 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneEdwina Ibbotson in conversation with Roger KneeboneEdwina Ibbotson is a couture milliner who studied in London, New York and Paris. She's known for combining striking designs with meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail. Based in London, she is a member of the British Hat Guild and the Art Workers' Guild and has had work exhibited at the Victoria & Albert Museum. http://www.edwinaibbotson.co.uk
2022-01-311h 11Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneebonePeter Morris in conversation with Roger KneebonePeter Morris is managing director of the London-based architectural practice AAHM (Alford, Hall, Monaghan, Morris). He and his partners design buildings with a huge variety of scale and style. In this conversation we discuss similarities and differences between practising architecture and medicine and explore the role of the 'expert generalist'. https://www.ahmm.co.uk
2022-01-171h 18My Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 53. The Box, The Marples Pub, Sheffield, 4th March and Heaven, Charing Cross, London, 19th April 1982.Roger looks back at the short period in early 1982 that Sheffield band The Box played two important gigs with guest vocalist Stephen Mallinder from Cabaret Voltaire. Mal himself guests to reflect on an exciting time of change and uncertainty in our home town. Also, reflections on Adam Faith in 'Stardust', Tyne Tees TV, Roxy Music b-sides, Thomas Dolby live and some unpleasantness in the South Atlantic.Artwork: Rionagh.Intro and outro music: Simon Elliott-Kemp.Sound FX courtesy of Freesound.orgWith particular thanks to Minigunfiend - s...
2021-11-2120 minMy Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 53. The Box, The Marples Pub, Sheffield, 4th March and Heaven, Charing Cross, London, 19th April 1982.Roger looks back at the short period in early 1982 that Sheffield band The Box played two important gigs with guest vocalist Stephen Mallinder from Cabaret Voltaire. Mal himself guests to reflect on an exciting time of change and uncertainty in our home town. Also, reflections on Adam Faith in 'Stardust', Tyne Tees TV, Roxy Music b-sides, Thomas Dolby live and some unpleasantness in the South Atlantic.Artwork: Rionagh.Intro and outro music: Simon Elliott-Kemp.Sound FX courtesy of Freesound.orgWith particular thanks to Minigunfiend - sca...
2021-11-2121 min
Roger the Wild Child ShowWill Crewdson aka Scant Regard S02EP10On this episode of Roger the Wild Child Show, we are joined by former guitarist for Adam Ant, Will Crewdson!Will Crewdson is a London-based guitarist/writer/producer best known for his work with the UK band Rachel Stamp, US singer Johnette Napolitano, Flesh for Lulu, Adam Ant, The Selecter and Bow Wow Wow.Will spent 10 years touring and recording with the rock band Rachel Stamp who, at one point, became the only unsigned band to sell out the London Astoria. They also played gigs with, among others, Iggy Pop, Korn, No Doubt, The Tubes...
2021-11-081h 03
4th and Inches American, College & Officiating football podcast🎙🏉 The Roger Goodgroves week 6 NFL officiating show 🔥London start delayed due to invasion
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Unusual plays part 1 - Clipping
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Kelce has one and one taken away
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DPI in rivalry game
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Adam Theilen touchdown
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KJ Osborn game winner
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Rams illegal Hideout and Giants Sideline Interference
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Cowboys double foul choice for Bill
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Seattle touchback punt mistake
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2021-10-2009 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneSarah Itam in conversation with Roger KneeboneMiss Sarah Itam is a consultant urological surgeon with a special interest in male and female reconstructive urology. She is passionate about communication, education and engagement, inspiring young people from all backgrounds. She gained a Distinction in the Masters in Education in Surgical Education which I lead at Imperial College London. She is also a gifted pianist, while her web series Health in HD explores health and wellbeing from different perspectives. https://www.youtube.com/c/HealthInHD
2021-09-131h 10Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneTeresa Cahill in conversation with Roger KneeboneFrom her early days as a Principal at the Royal Opera House, Teresa Cahill has sung all over the world and worked with leading opera companies and conductors. She has a wide and eclectic repertoire and a longstanding fascination with bel canto. In addition to performing she is a professor in the vocal department of Trinity Laban, London. In this conversation we explore parallels between our interests and professional worlds. https://teresacahill.com
2021-07-051h 04Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneDavid Hockings in conversation with Roger KneeboneDavid Hockings is Head of Percussion at the Royal College of Music and Principal Percussionist with the BBC Symphony Orchestra. He's much in demand as a performer and a teacher and has worked with all the major London symphony orchestras. As Principal Percussionist with the London Sinfonietta he plays highly demanding contemporary music involving a wide range of instruments. He's passionate about education and has worked with communities and disadvantaged people all over the world. In the podcast we explore points of connection between our worlds of music and medicine and discuss what it means to lead and inspire.
2021-06-211h 08
Two Geeks and A Marketing PodcastThe one about the 4Ps of marketing, Twitter Spaces, humour in talks and An American Werewolf in London - TG40The one about the 4Ps of marketing, Twitter Spaces, humour in talks and An American Werewolf in London - TG40 00:00:00 Introduction Here are your hosts, Roger and Pascal. 00:01:50 In the News A selection of announcements and news releases from the world of marketing and technology that caught our attention. 00:11:51 Content Spotlights ROGER: Attempts to update the four Ps are embarrassing – they’ve endured for a reason by Mark Ritson in Marketing Week. https://www.marketingweek.com/mark-ritson-stop-reinventing-four-ps/ PASCAL: How To Be More Creative When You Feel Anything But C...
2021-05-121h 13
Radio Free EnterpriseGetting to VC Funding Through an SBIR | Roger LondonTechnology startups attract a lot of attention from the investment community because of their potential to leverage their intellectual property to create multi-billion dollar companies and even entire new industries. But most technologists are just that - science wonks - with little to no business, management, marketing, or capital markets experience. How can they take their big idea from the garage to a point where it could serious attract the attention of the investment community? Through an SBIR. My guest this is week is Roger London, a technology investment expert who has worked with a...
2021-04-0945 minMy Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 45. Air - The Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, London. 17th May 1981.Free-Jazz newbie Roger travels down to London from Sheffield with three serious Jazz buffs. Their destination, the Lyric Theatre in West London to witness a rare UK gig by Chicago improvised-music titans Air. Lots of stuff about being under the enthusiastic tutelage of one of my key musical mentors Charlie Collins.The trip also takes in a studio visit to hang out with US new-wave sprites The Bongos.Intro and outro music: Simon Elliott-Kemp.Artwork: Rionagh.Sound FX courtesy of Freesound.orgWith particular thanks to:Allh...
2021-02-0416 minMy Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 45. Air - The Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, London. 17th May 1981.Chicago free-jazz trio Air visit the Lyric Theatre in London, May 1981.
2021-02-0416 min
If I Knew Then What I Know Now#4. From Architect to Politician at the London 2012 Olympic GamesIn this episode Roger interviews Kevin Owens Founder of WOO Architects and former Design Principal for The London 2012 Olympic Games. Our conversation covered many areas including:
Rethinking the architect's role on a programme of this scale.
How clarity of vision helps.
Cost pressure vs value engineering in a financial crisis.
Challenging the client.
Designing for experience and the 'legacy of memory.'
Agile, tech-driven change.
Not letting history be a limitation.
Continuously jumping between the micro and the macro.
And much more.
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2021-01-0748 minMy Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 42. Killing Joke, Kilburn National Ballroom, London, 28th April 1981 & the Tower Ballroom, Birmingham, 30th April 1981.The worst April snows in living memory are no deterrent to those ambassadors of abnegation Killing Joke, ever eager to share their forewarning of the imminent global apocalypse. Roger gets close to the belly of the beast in London and Birmingham, and finds it in need of a bath. Intro and outro music - Simon Elliott-Kemp.Artwork - Rionagh.Guest voice - Paul Widger.Sound FX courtesy of Freesound.orgWith particular thanks to:Pub ambience - Yap Audio Productions.Club ambience - Rikus246.
2020-12-1015 min
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2020-10-181h 14My Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 39. Bauhaus, Torso, ClockDVA, Heaven Ultradisco, Charing Cross, London, 30th March 1981.Ronald Reagan gets shot and Roger spends one night in Heaven, an innocent wrinkle in a frown of goths. It's a none-more-black celebration of Northampton's nocturnal heroes Bauhaus. To be honest, it's not his chalice of Chai. However, there is fun to be had backstage watching their pre-show rituals and entourage. Also starring dance ensemble Torso.Guest voices: Paul Widger.Artwork: Rionagh.Intro and outro music: Simon Elliott-Kemp.Sound FX courtesy of Freesound.orgWith particular thanks to:Freqman - backstage ambience.Bee Productive - tuning up.
2020-10-0913 minMy Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 39. Bauhaus, Torso, ClockDVA, Heaven Ultradisco, Charing Cross, London, 30th March 1981.Goth-rockers Bauhaus headline Heaven in London with support from Torso and ClockDVA.
2020-10-0913 min
The Roger Snipes ShowEpisode #49 - Life of a biohacker in London - with Tim GrayQUESTIONS
4:12 How did your journey start for you to be in this position where you are?
8:01/8:37 What’s your thoughts in the way biohacking is going at the moment? What’s your thoughts on the biohacking industry?
12:59 What about like certain technology which is out there?
17:48 Have you got your best 10 supplements?
23:32 Could you explain why is it important to you that you must do grounding?
31:45 What are the main three tests to get people started to give them some information where they can be on their way to make some real good decisions?
37:34 What’s your views on covid19?
43:17 Would...
2020-10-011h 23Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneLuke Blair in conversation with Roger KneeboneLuke Blair began his career as a newspaper journalist for the Reading Chronicle. He then became a lobby journalist and political correspondent before moving into communications for many public and private sector organisations. In his current role at Imperial College London he bridges the worlds of education, research and external relationships. In this conversation we explore how we understand the term 'communication' in our different professional worlds. https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/luke.blair
2020-08-241h 01My Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 37. The Bongos, Bush Tetras, Rainbow Theatre, London, 20th February 1981. And - Love Of Life Orchestra,American alternative musicians invade London during one weekend in February 1981.
2020-08-0722 minMy Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 37. The Bongos, Bush Tetras, Rainbow Theatre, London, 20th February 1981. And - Love Of Life Orchestra, Dingwalls, London, 21st February 1981.Roger is back in London for his first close encounter with musicians from the other side of the Atlantic. It's the Taking Liberties US showcase at The Rainbow, starring The Bongos, Bush Tetras and many other Ray-Ban-wearing cool dudes from the East Coast. Followed by an exciting night at Dingwall's in Camden, dancing to the artfully funky Love Of Life Orchestra.Special guest contributions from Richard Barone of The Bongos and Peter Gordon of Love Of Life Orchestra. Thank you gents!Artwork by Rionagh.Intro and outro music by Simon Elliott-Kemp....
2020-08-0722 minMy Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 35. Throbbing Gristle, Cabaret Voltaire, Z'EV, ClockDVA. The Lyceum Theatre, London, 8th February 1981.Fetish Records host an industrial music party on The Strand in London, February 1981.
2020-06-2515 minMy Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 35. Throbbing Gristle, Cabaret Voltaire, Z'EV, ClockDVA. The Lyceum Theatre, London, 8th February 1981.In the space of a few weeks, the band that Roger is a member of have released not one but two albums.Even his Dad is reasonably impressed. Two weeks on from the release of 'Thirst', and DVA are on the bill for 'A Fetish Nite Out', aiming to make a big impression at the Lyceum Theatre on The Strand in London.Joining them on the night are those twin pillars of UK Industrial Music - Cabaret Voltaire and Throbbing Gristle - also on the bill are Z'EV and Boyd Rice. In...
2020-06-2515 minArchitecture MastersArchitecture Masters at Home – Episode 10 – Roger HawkinsOn this week’s Architecture Masters at Home we’re joined by Roger Hawkins, co-founder of Hawkins\Brown. Russel Brown and Roger Hawkins founded the firm in 1988 after having worked together at Rock Townsend in the 1980s. The two partners started the firm with an initial determination, as they saw it, not to get trapped working on … Continue reading "Architecture Masters at Home – Episode 10 – Roger Hawkins"
2020-05-2700 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneAveril Mansfield in conversation with Roger KneeboneAveril Mansfield's career was in vascular surgery. A consultant surgeon at St Mary's Hospital in London, in 1993 she became the first female professor of surgery in the United Kingdom. In addition to her clinical practice, teaching and research, she has been a role model for women in surgery, establishing Women in Surgical Training (WIST). An accomplished pianist, in her retirement she has also taken up the cello. In this podcast we explore the challenges and satisfactions of her career.
2020-05-041h 00My Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 31. Fad Gadget, The Clarendon Ballroom, London, 27th June 1980.Fad Gadget beats his drum at the Clarendon Ballroom, London, in the summer of 1980.
2020-04-2312 minMy Life In The Mosh Of GhostsMy Life In The Mosh Of Ghosts - Gig 31. Fad Gadget, The Clarendon Ballroom, London, 27th June 1980.Roger is back on the road. Memories of London as a child and young adult, discovering the metropolitan joys of the Big Smoke. This episode focuses on Mute Records' electro-pop maven Fad Gadget and an extraordinary gig upstairs in a crumbling pub in West London, on a long summer night in June 1980.Intro and outro music by Simon Elliott-Kemp.Artwork by Rionagh.Sound FX from Freesound and Zapsplat.Particular thanks:London ambience - Habbis92, pcaeldriesSynths - orange free soundSynth be...
2020-04-2312 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneGeorge Waddell in conversation with Roger KneeboneA pianist by training, George Waddell's many interests include the evaluation of performance and the role of technologies in music education. Brought up in rural Manitoba (where his parents are both vets), he studied piano in Brandon before moving to London for his PhD in performance science at the Royal College of Music. He researches and teaches performance across domains of expert practice.
2020-04-2059 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneebonePetur Jonasson in conversation with Roger KneebonePetur is Head of Classical Guitar at the Iceland Academy of the Arts. He studied classical guitar in Mexico and Spain. He is a performer of contemporary music as well as more traditional repertoire. He has an interest in music technology, plays in a rock band and is currently studying for a PhD at the Royal College of Music. He divides his time between London and Reykjavik.
2019-09-2352 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneSir Nicholas Serota in conversation with Roger KneeboneNicholas Serota's studies moved from economics to art history before he became Director of the Whitechapel Gallery in London. He was appointed Director of the Tate in 1988 and was responsible for the conversion of Bankside Power Station into Tate Modern, one of the world's most successful art gallery spaces. Since 2017 he has been Chair of Arts Council England. In this conversation we explore the challenges and opportunities we have both experienced in our careers.
2019-09-151h 05Countercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneSam Cooper in conversation with Roger KneeboneSam Cooper writes speeches for leading figures in the Corporation of London and other institutions. Building on his understanding of language and metaphor and his PhD in English, he crafts speeches that recreate the rhythms and nuances of a speaker so they sound entirely natural - a form of bespoke. We discuss the challenges of writing when there are 'many hands on the pen' and the need to combine creativity, diplomacy and technical mastery in a under-recognised area of expertise. www.drsamcooper.com
2019-07-2248 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneRuth Morgan in conversation with Roger KneeboneProfessor Ruth Morgan began her academic career studying geography. After a doctorate in forensic geoscience she became fascinated by forensic science more widely. Now she is Director of the University College London Centre for the Forensic Sciences. In this conversation we discuss the challenges of interpreting evidence within a criminal context and the intersection between laboratory science and human interaction in this complex and rapidly evolving field.
2019-07-0855 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneHeather Mayfield in conversation with Roger KneeboneHeather Mayfield joined the London Science Museum in 1979 as a museum assistant. By the time she left in 2014 she was its Deputy Director. In this podcast she describes her excitement in being part of the team unpacking and cataloguing Sir Henry Wellcome's extraordinary collection for the first time since his death. She maps her career within the world of museums and her passion for engaging with people around the ideas and controversies of science. Now CEO of Nottingham Castle Trust, Heather is back in the city where she grew up.
2019-03-111h 06
Roger's Entrepreneur PodcastDo You Deserve More?| Roger James Hamilton PodcastRoger James Hamilton is a futurist, social entrepreneur and New York Times Bestselling Author of the Millionaire Master Plan. He is the founder of Entrepreneurs Institute and the creator of the Wealth Dynamics, Talent Dynamics & Genius Test Profiling Systems, used by over 250,000 entrepreneurs to follow their flow.Do you deserve more? I'm in London in front of Buckingham Palace, tackling the awkward subject of whether you're entitled to greater success in life (and what that has to do with the epic Battle of Trafalgar) Join GeniusU for free at http://www.geniusu.com
2019-02-2512 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneWill Houstoun in conversation with Roger KneeboneOne of the UK's leading close-up magicians, with a international reputation as performer and teacher, Will Houstoun was Magic Circle Magician of the Year in 2015. Will is renowned for his extraordinary skill in manipulating coins and cards. Alongside his career in magic, Will studied mechanical engineering before completing a PhD in Victorian conjuring. In this podcast we discuss parallels and differences between our approaches to practical skill, scholarship and performance. drhoustoun.co.uk/ Roger and Will discuss connections between medicine and magic in Roger's Gresham College Lecture as Visiting Professor of Medical Education on 5 December 2018 a...
2018-12-0557 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneMalcolm Love in conversation with Roger KneeboneMalcolm Love's career has included being a Baptist minister in London's Battersea, a freelance journalist in Nicaragua and El Salvador, a producer and presenter for the BBC, a leading science communicator and a mentor and coach in the changing landscape of public engagement. In this conversation we explore how our varied paths intersect, and discuss our shared fascination with making connections. http://www.malcolmlove.org
2018-10-2945 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneSusie Hopkins in conversation with Roger KneeboneThe distinguished couture hattist Susie Hopkins describes how she became entranced by hats while an art student in Vienna. After becoming a Master in Austria she moved to a Paris fashion house as their creative designer. Her subsequent career in London has included teaching at the London College of Fashion. Susie is not only a gifted designer and maker but an expert in creating bespoke hats for weddings and special occasions. This requires high levels of interpersonal skill, and her expertise has interesting parallels with my own experience as a clinician working with the complex family relationships and tensions...
2018-08-2052 min
Christian Heritage London PodcastRoger Carswell InterviewRoger Carswell is one of Britain's best respected and most warmly loved evangelists. Author of And Some Evangelists, Evangelistic Preaching, Before Your Say I Don't Believe, Grill A Christian and many other books and tracts, he is in great demand as a preacher of the gospel. We had a wonderful time talking with him about his own story, about people who've inspired him and about the opportunities for the church in our time.
2018-04-2159 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneValerie Jamieson in conversation with Roger KneeboneValerie Jamieson initially trained as a particle physicist. As a postdoctoral scientist she became fascinated by the challenges of explaining science to those outside her field. Her career moved into science journalism, and for the past fifteen years she has been at New Scientist. She now leads New Scientist Live, a major annual event in London which brings together scientists from every field with members of the public to explore the excitement and curiosity of discovery. In this podcast we discuss similarities and differences between our approaches to communication and engagement.
2018-03-0546 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneJames Kinross in conversation with Roger KneeboneJames Kinross combines his career as a consultant surgeon in a London teaching hospital with groundbreaking biological research at Imperial College London. In this conversation we explore how working across such different areas of expert practice requires fluency in the 'languages' of science, medicine and patient care.
2018-01-0842 minArchitecture MastersRoger Madelin – Episode NineMany architects start their career dreaming of their perfect commission – perhaps the chance of creating an iconic building that defines a city. Few architects though get the opportunity to totally redefine and reshape whole swathes of a city. Our guest this week is not an architect but a developer, having made his name at … Continue reading "Roger Madelin – Episode Nine"
2017-10-1500 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneRoberto Trotta in conversation with Roger KneeboneDr Roberto Trotta is Reader in Astrophysics at Imperial College London and also directs Imperial's Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication. His recent book The Edge of the Sky sets out to explain cosmology using only the most common thousand words in English - which do not include 'universe', 'scientist' or 'telescope'. He is also exploring how we might use different senses to think about cosmology and describes his collaboration with leading chefs at Kitchen Theory around gastronomy for communicating complex ideas. In this podcast we discuss our ideas about communication and translation in science, medicine and the arts.
2017-08-2135 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneDaniel Glaser in conversation with Roger KneeboneDaniel Glaser is a neuroscientist and the Director of Science Gallery London. Before moving to King's College he was Director of Engaging Science at the Wellcome Trust. He writes widely, has a regular column in The Guardian and was one of the judges for the 2014 Man Booker Prize for Fiction.
2017-03-1946 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneFleur Oakes in conversation with Roger KneeboneFleur Oakes is one of the UK's leading needle lace makers. We discuss her path from art school to fashion design, and from being a bespoke corset-maker to becoming entranced by the beauty and precision of lace. Fleur's work is inspired by natural forms, and now she is lace-maker in residence in the vascular surgery unit at St Mary's Hospital in London.
2017-01-2348 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneIan Lush in conversation with Roger KneeboneIan Lush trained as a musician, spending several years as a professional viola player before moving to arts management. After being marketing director at the Barbican he managed the London Mozart Players before taking up his present role as Chief Executive of Imperial College Healthcare Charity. In our conversation we explore similarities and differences between our careers and the changes in direction we have both experienced.
2017-01-1143 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneBarry Smith in conversation with Roger KneeboneBarry Smith is Professor of Philosophy at the University of London's School of Advanced Study and Leadership Fellow at the Arts and Humanities Research Council. Barry is a philosopher of language and mind who now works mainly on the multi sensory perception of flavour. A wine connoisseur himself, he is also a wine columnist and has been a 'super taster' on BBC 1's Masterchef.
2016-12-2644 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneKevin Buzzard in conversation with Roger KneeboneKevin Buzzard has been obsessed by pure mathematics since he was a child, winning the International Mathematical Olympiad with a perfect score at the age of 19. Now Professor of Pure Mathematics at Imperial College London, Kevin is fascinated by modular forms. In this conversation we discuss the challenges of communicating with non-mathematicians about this unique conceptual world.
2016-12-1243 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneAifric Campbell in conversation with Roger KneeboneWith the writer Aifric Campbell I explore how language is shaped by its context. Aifric's career has ranged from linguistics to investment banking, and now she teaches creative writing at Imperial College London. In this podcast we compare the language of the operating theatre, the clinical consulting room and the trading floor and explore how our personal perspectives intersect.
2016-09-0536 minCountercurrent: conversations with Professor Roger KneeboneDr Erica McAlister in conversation with Roger KneeboneErica McAlister is in charge of the diptera (two-winged insects) collections at London's Natural History Museum. An entomologist with a lifelong passion for flies and their peculiar behaviours, Erica shares her ideas about science, craftsmanship and involving the public in her work.
2016-08-0834 min
Radio Free Enterprise025: How To Talk To Angels with Roger LondonI believe that an investor pitch presentation is one of the most challenging forms of human communication.
There is a huge chasm between the speaker and the recipient.
The entrepreneur doesn’t understand what the investor wants to hear and the investor, while much more experienced in these conversations, probably can’t figure out what the heck this particular entrepreneur is trying to tell him.
In this episode we shine a light on this problem with successful serial entrepreneur, former corporate venture capitalist and current angel investor Roger London.
Roger explains in d...
2016-02-2938 min
Today's Neuroscience, Tomorrow's History - Professor Roger OrdidgeUniversity College London a new lab at Queen Square for Europes highest field magnet, 1994Today's Neuroscience, Tomorrow's History - Professor Roger Ordidge
2012-08-2700 min
London Business School podcastsAlumni Profile: Roger Carlsson MSc17(1984), Executive Chairman, FCT Fund Management PTE LTDRoger Carlsson MSc17(1984) reflects on his career and time at the School.<div class="feedflare">
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