Shows
Ask the GeographerEvolution of the environmental movementThis podcast explores the history of the environmental movement with Chris Church and Professor Oli Mould from the Department of Geography at Royal Holloway, University of London.
2025-06-2030 min
Ask the GeographerOral HistoriesJoin Dr. Toby Butler and Dr. Saskia Papadakis - part of the team behind the History of the Environmental Movement project for the Department of Geography at Royal Holloway University, London as they reflect on the use of oral history interviews as a tool within geography projects and explore the unique insights gained from interviewing environmental activists.
2025-05-0136 minAsk the GeographerUsing Oral Histories for ResearchJoin Dr. Toby Butler and Dr. Saskia Papadakis - part of the team behind the History of the Environmental Movement project for the Department of Geography at Royal Holloway University, London as they reflect on the use of oral history interviews as a tool within geography projects and explore the unique insights gained from interviewing environmental activists.
2025-04-3036 min
Ask the GeographerSeascapes with Royal Holloway UniversityAn insightful podcast with Dr. Rachael Squire and Prof. Kim Peters from Royal Holloway University, London addressing people’s relationships with the ocean. They explore our historic connections, how this can change, and the role aquariums have as a means to help us become more in tune with marine environments.
2024-06-2538 min
Ask the GeographerMaps of UkraineAn interesting insight into the role maps have on understanding a sense of place. Speaking to Dr Katie Parker at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) who explores ten maps of Ukraine from the 1800s to present day and reveals what they show and why.
2024-02-2025 min
Ask the GeographerGeopolitics and new perspectives on Arctic governance with Dr Ingrid MedbyGeopolitics and new perspectives on Arctic governance with Dr Ingrid Medby by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-12-1319 min
Ask the GeographerFlight of The Osprey with Sacha Dench aka the human swanFlight of The Osprey with Sacha Dench aka the human swan by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-11-2222 min
Ask the GeographerFraying Ties: what is the UK oil industry? Professor Bridge explainsFraying Ties: what is the UK oil industry? Professor Bridge explains by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-10-1128 min
Ask the GeographerEveryday Drone Stories with Dr Anna Jackman and David HolmesEveryday Drone Stories with Dr Anna Jackman and David Holmes by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-10-0430 min
Ask the GeographerDr Laurie Parsons on globalism and 'carbon colonialism'Dr Laurie Parsons on globalism and 'carbon colonialism' by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-06-0133 min
Ask the GeographerPlastics in the Pacific: an archipelago under threat | Katie Deakin and Georgie SavagePlastics in the Pacific: an archipelago under threat | Katie Deakin and Georgie Savage by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-05-1927 min
Ask the GeographerRemote sensing and hazard risk management with Dr Ekbal HussainRemote sensing and hazard risk management with Dr Ekbal Hussain by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-03-3131 min
Ask the GeographerMarine plastic in the Southern Ocean with Dr Clara MannoMarine plastic in the Southern Ocean with Dr Clara Manno by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-03-1519 min
Ask the GeographerMigrant Remittances and COVID-19 | Professors Kavita Datta and Elaine ChaseMigrant Remittances and COVID-19 | Professors Kavita Datta and Elaine Chase by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-02-2021 min
Ask the GeographerDecolonising Frank Oates: a snapshot in time during the Victorian era of explorationDecolonising Frank Oates: a snapshot in time during the Victorian era of exploration by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-01-3126 min
Ask the GeographerHow 'not to build a capital' with Dr Pojani | Nusantara, IndonesiaHow 'not to build a capital' with Dr Pojani | Nusantara, Indonesia by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-01-1125 min
Ask the GeographerWhy cryptocurrency is so bad for the environment | Dr Pete HowsonWhy cryptocurrency is so bad for the environment | Dr Pete Howson by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-12-1438 min
Ask the GeographerThe Allerton Project with farmer and conservationist Joe StanleyThe Allerton Project with farmer and conservationist Joe Stanley by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-11-2943 min
Ask the GeographerDr Sabina Lawreniuk on female workers in the global garment industryDr Sabina Lawreniuk on female workers in the global garment industry by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-11-2226 min
Ask the GeographerElliot Arthur-Worsop and the story of Football For Future | part 2Elliot Arthur-Worsop and the story of Football For Future | part 2 by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-11-1830 min
Ask the GeographerGeography, identity and football with journalist David Goldblatt | part 1Geography, identity and football with journalist David Goldblatt | part 1 by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-11-1846 min
Ask the GeographerArt and the representation of place with Francesca SandersArt and the representation of place with Francesca Sanders by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-11-1127 min
Ask the GeographerThe Stay Home Stories projectThe Stay Home Stories project by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-11-0831 min
Ask the GeographerCOVID-19 through the lens of a health geographerCOVID-19 through the lens of a health geographer by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-11-0217 min
Ask the GeographerThe Routes Journal: what is it?The Routes Journal: what is it? by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-10-1126 min
Ask the GeographerProfessors Mike Bradshaw and Klaus Dodds on the war in Ukraine, geopolitics and energyProfessors Mike Bradshaw and Klaus Dodds on the war in Ukraine, geopolitics and energy by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-09-2247 min
Ask the Geographer39 Ways to Save the Planet with Professor Vincent Gauci39 Ways to Save the Planet with Professor Vincent Gauci by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-09-0824 min
Ask the GeographerWhy are soils essential? Dr Daniel Evans answersWhy are soils essential? Dr Daniel Evans answers by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-08-1224 min
Ask the GeographerHow to record audio when out in the field with Celia RobbinsHow to record audio when out in the field with Celia Robbins by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-07-1919 min
Ask the GeographerAsian mega-deltas with Professor Large and Dr HendersonAsian mega-deltas with Professor Large and Dr Henderson by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-06-0730 min
Ask the GeographerHow to use ArcGIS in geography with Jason SawleHow to use ArcGIS in geography with Jason Sawle by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-05-1122 min
Ask the GeographerCartograms and cartography with Professor Ben HennigCartograms and cartography with Professor Ben Hennig by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-04-1927 min
Ask the GeographerProfessor Yadvinder Malhi on climate change and ecosystem recoveryProfessor Yadvinder Malhi on climate change and ecosystem recovery by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-03-2817 min
Ask the GeographerGeography teacher Ben Ranson on studying Core Maths and teaching numeracyGeography teacher Ben Ranson on studying Core Maths and teaching numeracy by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-03-0119 min
Ask the GeographerThe geopolitics of Chinese investment and influence in Africa with Dinko Hanaan DinkoThe geopolitics of Chinese investment and influence in Africa with Dinko Hanaan Dinko by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2022-01-1217 min
Ask the GeographerProfessor Lindsey McEwen and the DRY Utility resourcesProfessor Lindsey McEwen and the DRY Utility resources by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-12-0527 min
Ask the GeographerResponsible and ethical use of location data with Doug SpechtResponsible and ethical use of location data with Doug Specht by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-11-2330 min
Ask the GeographerDr Roucoux and the tropical peatlands of PeruDr Roucoux and the tropical peatlands of Peru by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-10-2516 min
Ask the GeographerDr Jess Hope and Grace Healy on sustainable development: what does Bolivia teach us?Dr Jess Hope and Grace Healy on sustainable development: what does Bolivia teach us? by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-10-0825 min
Ask the GeographerOfsted HMI Iain Freeland on what contributes to high-quality curricula, assessment and pedagogyOfsted HMI Iain Freeland on what contributes to high-quality curricula, assessment and pedagogy by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-09-1331 min
Ask the GeographerJane Rumble, Head of the FCDO Polar Regions Department, on Antarctica and the ArcticJane Rumble, Head of the FCDO Polar Regions Department, on Antarctica and the Arctic by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-08-1027 min
Ask the GeographerTeachers Hafsa Bobat and Kate Stockings on receiving the 2021 Ordnance Survey AwardTeachers Hafsa Bobat and Kate Stockings on receiving the 2021 Ordnance Survey Award by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-07-2034 min
Ask the GeographerGeographer and entrepreneur Nicholas 'Charles Tyrwhitt' WheelerGeographer and entrepreneur Nicholas 'Charles Tyrwhitt' Wheeler by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-07-0229 min
Ask the GeographerThe surprise bestseller: Small Gases, Big Effect by David Nelles and Christian SerrerThe surprise bestseller: Small Gases, Big Effect by David Nelles and Christian Serrer by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-06-1724 min
Ask the GeographerWhat is the bioeconomy in the NE of England? Professor Daniel Parsons explainsWhat is the bioeconomy in the NE of England? Professor Daniel Parsons explains by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-05-2529 min
Ask the GeographerA professor, GIS hero, police analyst, PC and Superintendent on the geography of bike crimeA professor, GIS hero, police analyst, PC and Superintendent on the geography of bike crime by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-05-131h 01
Ask the GeographerDr Anjana Khatwa and the UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic CoastDr Anjana Khatwa and the UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic Coast by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-04-2325 min
Ask the GeographerSenior hydrologist Dr Chris Skinner on the debates in geomorphologySenior hydrologist Dr Chris Skinner on the debates in geomorphology by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-04-2028 min
Ask the GeographerJournalist and geographer Andrew Jack on FT for Schools and data visualisationJournalist and geographer Andrew Jack on FT for Schools and data visualisation by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-04-0723 min
Ask the GeographerDr Nick Westcott from the Royal African Society on the Tanganyika Groundnut SchemeDr Nick Westcott from the Royal African Society on the Tanganyika Groundnut Scheme by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-03-0939 min
Ask the GeographerDr Shreyashi Dasgupta and Dr Jess Hope explain the David W Smith Memorial Prize for year 12 studentsDr Shreyashi Dasgupta and Dr Jess Hope explain the David W Smith Memorial Prize for year 12 students by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-02-1926 min
Ask the GeographerProfessor Kate Heppell on chalk stream environments and the threats to these beautiful riversProfessor Kate Heppell on chalk stream environments and the threats to these beautiful rivers by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-02-0731 min
Ask the GeographerShadowplay. War correspondent Tim Marshall and his book on the Yugoslav conflict of the 1990sShadowplay. War correspondent Tim Marshall and his book on the Yugoslav conflict of the 1990s by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-01-2628 min
Ask the GeographerProfessor Pauline Deutz and Dr Charlotte Dean on Evolving a Circular Plastics EconomyProfessor Pauline Deutz and Dr Charlotte Dean on Evolving a Circular Plastics Economy by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2021-01-0435 min
Ask the GeographerPack ice, -20°C and extreme remoteness, Dr John Shears and the 2019 Weddell Sea expeditionPack ice, -20°C and extreme remoteness, Dr John Shears and the 2019 Weddell Sea expedition by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-12-1443 min
Ask the GeographerA Search for Magic in the Landscape with Jini ReddyA Search for Magic in the Landscape with Jini Reddy by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-11-1925 min
Ask the GeographerSynergies between Core Maths and geography: a discussion with MEI, a consultant and the SocietySynergies between Core Maths and geography: a discussion with MEI, a consultant and the Society by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-11-0348 min
Ask the GeographerA conversation with Francisca Rockey and Louis Smith Lassey from Black GeographersA conversation with Francisca Rockey and Louis Smith Lassey from Black Geographers by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-10-2735 min
Ask the GeographerThe dark geocultural heritage of La Soufrière with Jazmin ScarlettThe dark geocultural heritage of La Soufrière with Jazmin Scarlett by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-10-2025 min
Ask the GeographerWho is Polar Prem and what is the Seals from Space project?Who is Polar Prem and what is the Seals from Space project? by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-10-0627 min
Ask the GeographerFrom geography to journalism with BBC presenter Chris MasonFrom geography to journalism with BBC presenter Chris Mason by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-09-1638 min
Ask the GeographerThe Forgotten Paths of the UK by Dr Joe Thorogood, Dr Phil Wadey and Jack CornishThe Forgotten Paths of the UK by Dr Joe Thorogood, Dr Phil Wadey and Jack Cornish by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-08-0537 min
Ask the GeographerThe beauty of Earth Observation in geography with Dr Fleur VisserThe beauty of Earth Observation in geography with Dr Fleur Visser by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-07-0830 min
Ask the GeographerDo you know what the Countryside Survey is? Dr Lisa Norton explainsDo you know what the Countryside Survey is? Dr Lisa Norton explains by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-06-2525 min
Ask the GeographerCharity Mhlanga, winner of the 2020 OS Award, recognising excellence in geography educationCharity Mhlanga, winner of the 2020 OS Award, recognising excellence in geography education by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-06-1830 min
Ask the GeographerA Royal Meteorological Society update on weather, climate and COVID-19. Dr Sylvia KnightA Royal Meteorological Society update on weather, climate and COVID-19. Dr Sylvia Knight by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-05-2221 min
Ask the GeographerSouth Korea is a success story for managing Covid19, is surveillance the answer? Dr Sonn explainsSouth Korea is a success story for managing Covid19, is surveillance the answer? Dr Sonn explains by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-05-0428 min
Ask the Geographer1979 to 1989 'The Decade We Could Have Stopped Climate Change' | Nathaniel Rich1979 to 1989 'The Decade We Could Have Stopped Climate Change' | Nathaniel Rich by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-04-2626 min
Ask the GeographerA conversation with Tim Marshall, author of the seminal book Prisoners of GeographyA conversation with Tim Marshall, author of the seminal book Prisoners of Geography by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-04-1518 min
Ask the GeographerVictoria Ayodeji, on her remarkable journey from Hackney to the University of CambridgeVictoria Ayodeji, on her remarkable journey from Hackney to the University of Cambridge by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-03-2919 min
Ask the GeographerAaron Wyld, winner of the Marjorie Sweeting award, on hypsometry and geomorphic evolutionAaron Wyld, winner of the Marjorie Sweeting award, on hypsometry and geomorphic evolution by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-03-1019 min
Ask the GeographerWhat is the Indian Ocean Dipole and Southern Annular Mode? Dr Helen CleughWhat is the Indian Ocean Dipole and Southern Annular Mode? Dr Helen Cleugh by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-02-1831 min
Ask the GeographerWhy live in fire prone areas and how do people cope? Dr Christine EriksenWhy live in fire prone areas and how do people cope? Dr Christine Eriksen by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2020-02-1128 min
Ask the GeographerHow do graphic novels help understanding of natural disasters? Dr Gemma SouOn September 2017, the biggest storm in Caribbean history, Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico causing 30 billion US dollars in damage. But what happened after the storm passed?
In this podcast we’re meeting Dr Gemma Sou, to find out about her research with 16 low-economy Puerto Richan families to discover how they recovered from the Hurricane and its long-term and hidden impacts. We’ll discuss how Dr Sou turned this research into a 20 page graphic novella to tell the story of a fictional family based upon these experiences.
2019-08-3020 min
Ask the GeographerHow is globalisation changing the countryside? Professor Michael WoodGlobalisation is changing our world as we know it, it’s transforming economies, societies, and the environment. But whilst geographers have long studied its effects in global cities - there’s been little research on the concept of ‘a global countryside’ and the impacts of globalisation on rural spaces.
In this podcast we meet Professor Michael Wood from Aberystwyth University. We discuss how migration, trade, and tourism has shaped the rural landscape in England and Wales.
2019-08-2321 min
Ask the GeographerHow is climate and its science governed in Russia? Dr Jon OldfieldIn this podcast we meet with Dr Jon Oldfield, from the University of Birmingham to discuss geopolitics, the role of Russia as an influential climate actor, and the potential consequences of climate change on this vast and environmentally dynamic country. We’ll be finding out more about his latest research project into Soviet climate science and its intellectual legacies
2019-08-1917 min
Ask the GeographerWhy is sand a powerful natural resource? Dr Laura SchoenbergerIn this podcast, we meet with Laura Schoenberger, we explore how, in countries such as Cambodia, sand mining is contributing to the erosion of estuaries, collapse of riverbanks. Sand is not a renewable resource within human timescales, so what does this mean for our environment and the countries that will suffer the most insecurity as a result of its loss.
2019-08-1611 min
Ask the GeographerHow is place-attachment and belonging managed in refugee re-settlement? Sara Kindon and Amber KaleWhen refugees re-settle into new communities it can impact sense of belonging, place and home. So how can this be negotiated and managed?
In this podcast we’re joined by Sara Kindon and Amber Kale from Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand. We’ll be discussing their research into migration, homliness, belonging and the methods that geographers use to explore these issues through qualitative data.
2019-08-1223 min
Ask the GeographerHow is creativity produced in the Caribbean? Dr Pat NoxoloCaribbean creativity has shaped literary, music and dance cultures globally. Alongside this geographers are increasingly looking at what performance can tell us about place, identity and politics.
In this podcast we're interviewing Dr Pat Noxolo from the University of Birmingham, to discuss the ways in which Caribbean people deploy creative energy to live with the everyday effects of insecurity, poverty, inequality and violence in this culturally and environmentally unique region.
2019-08-0931 min
Ask the GeographerHow does international aid work? Dr Emma MawdsleyInternational aid is more than a flow of money. Whilst it’s an economic exchange, it’s also one that shaped by geopolitics and geographical imaginations about place - especially so, in terms of traditional donors and recipients of aid. In this podcast we're joined by Dr Emma Mawdsley to discuss global development, and how international aid really works.
2019-08-0525 min
Ask the GeographerWhat is rural gentrification? Professor Martin PhilipsTraditionally, gentrification has been considered a highly urban process, taking place in cities and towns. But gentrification - and its implications for changing landscapes, rising rents, and displacement - take place in rural spaces too.
In this podcast, we meet Professor Martin Philips from the University of Leicester to discuss how TV and Media have constructed representations of rural life in Britain, and how often this may belie the realities and challenges of the countryside.
2019-08-0221 min
Ask the GeographerWhat do cartoons tell us about global politics? Dr Daniel HammettWith changing borders, Brexit and Trump it’s an interesting time for global geopolitics. Historically, and even more so in today’s current climate political cartoons are released via newspaper and social media as a commentary on global power relations and nation-hood.
In today’s podcast we’re joined by Dr Daniel Hammett from the Department of Geography at the University of Sheffield to discuss what we can learn from such cartoons, the role of humour in political geography and his research into citizenship and geopolitics in Southern Africa.
2019-07-2922 min
Ask the GeographerHow do we talk about environmental risk? Professor Esther EidinowWhilst research and science often provide an explanation on how the world works, the role of concepts such as fate, luck, fortune affect our understandings of risk. In this podcast we speak to Professor Esther Eidinow about the role future scenarios play in our perception of risk.
2019-07-2519 min
Ask the GeographerHow is high street regeneration managed? Dr Steve MillingtonDeclining retail poses fundamental questions to the future of places where we live, work and socialise. In this podcast we're joined by Dr Steve Millington from Manchester Metropolitan University to discuss place-management. How have these places been managed so far - and how can geographers envisage brighter futures for their creative, social, cultural and economic development?
2019-07-2331 min
Ask the GeographerWhy did unprecedented migration occur across the Mediterranean in 2015? Professor Heaven CrawleyAt the end of 2015, over one million people had taken perilous sea journeys across the Mediterranean in search of safety.
As part of #RefugeeWeek2019, we speak to Professor Heaven Crawley to discuss her research with over 500 migrants and refugees in 2015, to share their experiences, and to improve support for those in search of security, and those who risked their lives to find it.
2019-06-1728 min
Ask the GeographerWhat is the relationship between comic books and geopolitics? Professor Jason DittmerIn this podcast, we hear from Professor Jason Dittmer at University College London to discuss the role of comic books and their characters is constructing national identity and superpower in the US, Canada and Britain. Find out more about the role of popular culture in geopolitics.
2019-04-2423 min
Ask the GeographerHow is internal migration changing cities? Professor Michael CollyerBy 2050, it is estimated that the number of people living in urban areas in Africa and Asia will have doubled to 5.2 billion. Most of this urban growth will be from internal migrants. In this podcast we hear from Professor Michael Collyer, Principal Investigator on the Society’s research programme, Migrants on the margins. We discuss why do people move, and how is this movement changing cities.
2019-04-0927 min
Ask the GeographerWhat are the big challenges for global water security? Professor David HannahIn this podcast we interview UNESCO Chair of Water Science Professor David Hannah at the University of Birmingham. We explore the hydrological cycle and big challenges related to the sustainable management of challenges associated with water insecurity.
2019-03-2011 min
Ask the GeographerCan digital technology make cities safe and inclusive? Dr Ayona DattaBig data and digital technology are changing cities around the world - but are these new urban futures inclusive, or exclusionary? In this podcast we hear Dr Ayona Datta, Reader in Urban Futures at Kings College London discuss her research on India's smart cities.
2019-03-0822 min
Ask the GeographerHow do we map global change? Senior Earth Observation Specialist Terri FreemantleTerri Freemantle, Senior Earth Observation Specialist at Satellite Applications Catapult discusses how earth observation data helps us to understand locational change, from tackling rapid urbanisation, food security, to deforestation.
2019-03-0711 min
Ask the GeographerWhy is the Weddell Sea important? Professor Julian DowdeswellIn January and February 2019, a major international scientific expedition explores one of the coldest, harshest and most remote locations in the world, the Weddell Sea.
In November 2018, we spoke to one of the leading experts on the expedition, Professor Julian Dowdeswell, Director of the Scott Polar Research Institute and Professor of Physical Geography at the University of Cambridge. We discuss glaciers, ice-caps and this extraordinary journey that draws to a close soon.
2019-02-0512 min
Ask the GeographerHow do glacial surfaces evolve over time? Dr Ann RowanDr Ann Rowan, Research Fellow, Department of Geography, University of Sheffield, joins us to discuss how glacier surfaces evolve over time, and specifically how Himalayan glaciers are responding to climate change.
2018-11-1211 min
Ask the GeographerWhat makes the Arctic unique? Dr Ingrid A. MedbyThe Arctic is a unique landscape experiencing physical, social, and political change. How is this governed, and how does this impact place identity? We discuss with Dr Ingrid A. Medby, Lecturer in Political Geography at Oxford Brookes University.
2018-09-1118 min
Ask the GeographerGiant icebergs and the carbon cycle with Professor Grant BiggWhat are giant icebergs and how do they breathe life into the Southern Ocean? We discuss the carbon cycle and ice shelves with Professor Grant Bigg at the Department of Geography, University of Sheffield.
2018-07-0614 min
Ask the GeographerUrban transformation and belonging with Dr Melissa Butcher and Shekeila ScarlettWhen places change how do young people negotiate space to maintain their sense of home and belonging? In this podcast we discuss with Dr Melissa Butcher, Birkbeck, University of London and peer researcher Shekeila Scarlett.
2018-06-1222 min
Ask the GeographerHazards and volcanic gas emissions with Dr Tom PeringCan smartphone technology help geographers to monitor volcanic gases emissions? We discuss Dr Tom Pering’s innovative research on hazardous landscapes.
2018-05-2511 min
Ask the GeographerGlobal dust cycle with Dr Rob BryantWhat is dust? How does it get into the atmosphere and shape our climate? Rob Bryant from the Department of Geography at the University of Sheffield joined us to discuss.
2018-05-1114 min
Ask the GeographerOcean governance and political seas with Dr Kim PetersGeography translates literally as 'earth-writing'. But 70% of the world is water. How have oceans shaped global development? Dr Kimberley Peters from the School of Environmental Scientists, University of Liverpool discusses.
2018-04-2519 min
Ask the GeographerPopulation and environmental change in Venice with Jane Da Mosto and Gabriella GilmourCan Venice be sustained as a living city for its residents? We discuss this UNESCO World Heritage Site and its fascinating lagoon landscape with Jane Da Mosto and Gabriella Gilmore from We Are Here Venice.
2018-04-0320 min
Ask the GeographerGender equality and women in geography with Dr Sarah L. EvansHow have women shaped the discipline of geography? To celebrate International Women's Day, Dr Sarah L. Evans from the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) discusses female explorers, feminist geographers and gendered spaces.
2018-03-0639 min