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LeisureSocietyDr Arianne Reis and Dr Damion Sturm - The Editors of Annals of Leisure ResearchIn this Final Episode of Season 4, Sandro Carnicelli from the World Leisure Journal interviews Dr Arianne Reis and Dr Damion Sturm, Co-Managing Editors of the Annals of Leisure Research.https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/ranz20
2025-12-031h 04LeisureSocietyProfessor Lauren Duffy - Class Consciousness and LeisureProfessor Sandro Carnicelli, editor of the World Leisure Journal, interviews Professor Lauren Duffy from Penn State University and co-author of the paper: Class consciousness and the limits of leisure: a critical commentary on/from the United States – Published by the World Leisure Journal in July 2025https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/16078055.2025.2527195#d1e585
2025-11-191h 03LeisureSocietyDr Paul Gilchrist - Other Everests: The Heroic in LeisureThis week Professor Sandro Carnicelli from the World Leisure Journal speak to Dr Paul Gilchrist from the University of Brighton and one of the Co-Editors of the Book 'Other Everests: One Mountain, Many Worlds' published by Manchester University Press - https://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/98526
2025-11-051h 08LeisureSocietyDr Katrina Black Reed - Inclusive Education and Asynchronous LearningOur guest this week is Dr Katrina Black Reed from Penn State University, Abington. Dr Reed is an Assistant Professor of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management and the Director of Inclusive Excellence at Penn State AbingtonShe is the author of the Paper published by Schole: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1937156X.2025.2540781#abstractStrategy for Conveying Asynchronous Course Material During the “Inclusive” and Anti-Ban Era: Studying a Case of Storytelling as Professionally Generated Scenarios.
2025-10-2255 minLeisureSocietyDr Daniel Theriault - Amilcar Cabral, Resistance and Anti-Colonialism: Implications for Leisure ResearchIn this Episode, Professor Sandro Carnicelli (from the World Leisure Journal) talks to Dr Daniel Theriault from the Appalachian State University and author of the paper: Lessons from Amilcar cabral for resistance research inleisure studies. Published by Leisure/Loisir in May 2025:https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14927713.2025.2503187
2025-10-0858 minLeisureSocietyDr Trudie Walters - Indigenous events as sites of resistance and resilienceIn this Conversation Prof Sandro Carnicelli from the World Leisure Journal talks to Dr Trudie Walters from Lincoln University in Aootearoa New Zealand and co-author of the paper 'Beyond cultural renaissance: Indigenous eventsas sites of resistance and resilience' with Diane Ruwhiu:https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/11745398.2025.2490516
2025-09-241h 00LeisureSocietyDr Kalyan Bhandari - Sociability in a Leisure RealmToday we spoke to Dr Kalyan Bhandari from the University of the West of Scotland and author of the paper:Sociability in a leisure realm - published by Leisure Studies:https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02614367.2025.2535587
2025-09-1047 minLeisureSocietyProf Giovanna Bertella and Dr Lucia Tomassini - The Academic LineIn this conversation, Prof Sandro Carnicelli welcomes Professor Giovanna Bertella from The Arctic University of Norway and Dr Lucia Tomassini from NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences and founders of the Comics Academic Line and authors of the paper: Humour and comics foracademic change and well-being. Published by Annals of Tourism Research in November 2024.The Academic Line:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552204573918Humour and comics for academic change and well-being:https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0160738324001397
2025-08-271h 03LeisureSocietyDr Brooke Burk and Dr Lauren Stephens - Research in Leisure EducationIn this episode Professor Sandro Carnicelli talks to the editors of Schole: Journal of Leisure Studies and Recreation Education about the research in leisure education.If you want to know more about the journal:https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/ujle20
2025-04-1656 minLeisureSocietyDr Kim Lopez - A Critical ConsciousnessIn this conversation we talked to Dr Kim Lopez from the University of Waterloo in Canada and author of the paper:Leisure and (anti-)racism: Towards a critical consciousness of race, racism and racialization in so-called canadahttps://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14927713.2023.2296544#abstract
2025-04-0256 minLeisureSocietyProf Heike Schänzel - Leisure and the Missing VoicesToday we will talk to Professor Haike Schänzel from Auckland University of Technology (AUT) and co-author of the paperAfrican centred research approach: beyond “mining data” to knowledge sharing rooted in Baraza published by World Leisure Journal.
2025-03-191h 05LeisureSocietyProf Ricardo Uvinha - Leisure Research and the Global SouthIn this conversation I welcome Professor Ricardo Uvinha fromUniversity of Sao Paulo in Brazil and co-editor of the Special Issue https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02614367.2023.2168032 - published by Leisure Studies in 2023Prof. Dr. RICARDO Uvinha is Full Professor and Dean in theSchool of Arts, Sciences and Humanities, University of Sao Paulo (USP) in Brazil. Leader of the Interdisciplinary Group of Leisure Studies and Coordinator of the Brazilian World Leisure Centre of Excellence. Recipient of the University of Sao Paulo Outstanding Teaching Award in 2013 and the George Torkildsen Literary Award in 2023, he is an author from the Global South...
2025-03-0548 minLeisureSocietyDr Stef Benjamin; Dr Kai-Sean Lee and Dr Karla Boluk - Shit Has To ChangeIn this conversation we have: Dr Stefanie Benjamin,Dr Karla Boluk and Dr Kai-Sean Lee who are the authors of the paper:Shit Has to Change, Right? A Call for “Good Trouble” in Tourism published by Journal of Travel Research in October 2024:https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/00472875241276542
2025-02-191h 04LeisureSocietyDr Nicola de Martini Ugolotti - Leisure and (forced) migrationThis conversation is co- hosted by Prof Sandro Carnicelli and Prof Louise Mansfield. Today we will talk to Dr Nicola de Martini Ugolotti author of the book Music, Forced Migration and Emplacement.
Nicola is senior lecturer in Sport and Physical Culture at Bournemouth University, and member of Associazione Frantz Fanon in Turin, Italy. He completed his PhD in Physical Cultural Studies at the University of Bath, after a MSc in Medical Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam, and several years of professional activity as a clinical psychologist with migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in Italy. His interdisciplinary...
2025-02-0556 minLeisureSocietyDr Lisbeth Berbary - Leisure Research and Becoming CoalitionIn this Episode we speak to Dr Lisbeth Berbary from the University of Waterloo and authors of the Paper:Imagining Becoming Coalition: resisting academic ecosystems from within and beyond through coalition building and reversed researchPublished by Leisure/Loisir:https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14927713.2023.2291034#abstract
2025-01-2259 minLeisureSocietyDr Brett Lashua - Popular Music, Culture and HeritageWelcome to Season 3.In this episode our guest is Dr Brett Lashua. Well know for his work in leisure, culture, and music, Brett talks about his career and his latest book:Popular Music in Leeds: Histories, Heritage, People and Places. Edited by Brett Lashua, Karl Spracklen, Kitty Ross and Paul Thompsonhttps://www.intellectbooks.com/popular-music-in-leeds
2025-01-0852 minLeisureSocietySandro, Louise; Tom; Andy and Rasul - Methodologies and Future of PublishingFinal Episode of Season 2 with editors of World Leisure Journal, Leisure Sciences, Annals of Leisure Research, and Leisure Studies.
2024-06-261h 07LeisureSocietyDr Carlos Monterrubio - Leisure, Interspecies, and Global South ResearchIn this Episode Prof Kate Dashper and Prof Sandro Carnicelli speak to Dr Carlos Monterrubio from the Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Mexico and author of the paper:
Navigating the landscape of tourism, leisure, and sport studies in Mexico
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/16078055.2024.2347982
2024-06-121h 09LeisureSocietyDr Aby Sene-Harper - Tourism, Imperialism and Nature Conservation in AfricaThis week we spoke to Aby Sene-Harper from Clemson University and author of the paper:
A Reflection on Imperialism in Nature Conservation from African Conceptions of Care
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17524032.2024.2306587
2024-05-291h 032024-05-1547 minLeisureSocietyDr Carla Luguetti - Sport, Paulo Freire and Co-DesignIn this Episode Prof Sandro Carnicelli and Prof Louise Mansfield talk to Dr Carla Luguetti from University of Melbourne and author of the paper:
“Everybody’s talking about doing co-design, but to really truly genuinely authentically do it […] it’s bloody hard”: Radical openness in youth participatory action research
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/14767503231200982
2024-05-0145 minLeisureSocietyDave Cook - Digital Nomads and the Leisure-Work boundariesIn this episode we talk to Dave Cook from University College London and author of:
What is a digital nomad? Definition and taxonomy in the era of mainstream remote work.
Published by the World Leisure Journal, 2023, 65(2)
2024-04-1751 minLeisureSocietyDr Aarti Ratna - Sport and Leisure Cultures of British Asian Girls and WomenIn this Episode we talk to Dr Aarti Ratna from Northumbria University and author of the book: A Nation of Family and Friends?: Sport and the Leisure Cultures of British Asian Girls and Women published by Rutgers University Press - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nation-Family-Friends-Cultures-Critical/dp/1978834128
2024-04-0355 minLeisureSocietyProf Rasul Mowatt - Leisure, Policing and SurveillanceIn this Episode Prof Sandro Carnicelli talks to Prof Rasul Mowatt from North Carolina State University and author of the paper:
Fear City, Cop City and Other Tales, a Call for Police Research
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/01490400.2023.2270981
2024-03-201h 14LeisureSocietyThe Editors - The Future of Leisure ResearchThis is the Final EP of Season 1 - This is a conversation between: Sandro Carnicelli (World Leisure Journal), Tom Fletcher and Ian Jones (Leisure Studies), Justin Harmon (Leisure Sciences) and Belinda Wheaton (Annals of Leisure Research).
2023-12-0845 minLeisureSocietyProf Sam Punch - MindSport, Bridge, and Sexism in LeisureConversation with Prof Sam Punch from the University of Sterling hosted by Prof Sandro Carnicelli and Dr Ian Jones.
More information:
https://bridgemindsport.org
@bridgemindsport
2023-11-2444 minLeisureSocietyDr Liza Berdychevsky - Sex, Leisure and the C-wordConversation with Dr Liza Berdychevsky from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Hosted by Prof Sandro Carnicelli and Prof Louise Mansfield
2023-11-1049 minLeisureSocietyDr Utsa Mukherjee - Children’s Leisure, Class, and RaceConversation with Dr Utsa Mukherjee from Brunel University London and co-hosted by Prof Sandro Carnicelli and Prof Tom Fletcher
2023-10-2749 minLeisureSocietyProf Audrey Giles - Participatory ResearchConversation with Professor Audrey Giles from University of Ottawa. Hosted by Prof Sandro Carnicelli
2023-10-1338 minLeisureSocietyDr Jordi Nofre - Nightlife Studies and LeisureConversation with Dr Jordi Nofre from Nova University Lisbon. Hosted by Prof Sandro Carnicelli
2023-09-2945 minLeisureSocietyDr Rebecca Olive - Swimming and Surfing in Ocean Ecologies.Conversation with Dr Rebecca Olive from RMIT University and Co-Hosted by Prof Sandro Carnicelli and Prof Louise Mansfield
2023-09-1544 minLeisureSocietyDr Justin Harmon - The Absence of Leisure and the Negation of LeisureConversation with Dr Justin Harmon from University of North Carolina hosted by Prof Sandro Carnicelli
2023-05-2234 min
Podcasts by the RSEWhat tourism looks like in a net-zero worldWe chat with members of the RSE Young Academy of Scotland, Dr Sandro Carnicelli and Dr Leslie Mabon about the impacts of climate change on tourism.
Sandro Carnicelli is a Senior Lecturer at the University of the West of Scotland where he leads work and conducts research on Marketing, Events and Tourism.
Leslie Mabon is a lecturer in Environmental Systems at the Open University looking at the governance of complex environmental issues and how you balance scientific knowledge with social and cultural considerations.
2021-11-1845 minTea and Talk with the RSEWhat tourism looks like in a net-zero worldWe chat with members of the RSE Young Academy of Scotland, Dr Sandro Carnicelli and Dr Leslie Mabon about the impacts of climate change on tourism.
Sandro Carnicelli is a Senior Lecturer at the University of the West of Scotland where he leads work and conducts research on Marketing, Events and Tourism.
Leslie Mabon is a lecturer in Environmental Systems at the Open University looking at the governance of complex environmental issues and how you balance scientific knowledge with social and cultural considerations.
2021-11-1845 min
2021-04-1518 minABPCO ConversationBridging the Gap Between University and IndustryConversation with Dr. James Musgrave from Leeds Beckett University
2021-02-1216 minABPCO ConversationManaging a Team through changeIn this episode we speak to Jo Powel, Senior Events Manager at Macmillan Cancer Support
2021-02-0419 minABPCO ConversationSustainabilityAileen Crawford - Head of Conventions at the Glasgow Convention Bureau talking about Sustainability
2021-01-1213 minABPCO ConversationProfessional and Skills DevelopmentConversation with Sarah Byrne from Mosaic Events about Professional and Skills Development
2020-12-1618 minABPCO ConversationVirtual Event InsuranceToday the conversation was with Martin Linfield, Head of Event Insurance at Hiscox UK
2020-12-0720 minABPCO ConversationNetworkingHere we talk to Kate Sargent, former Co-Chair of ABPCO and Deputy Managing Director of Bioscientifica about Association Conferences and the power of Networking in times of Crisis
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