Prof Steven Barnett joins Roger Bolton’s Beeb Watch to discuss BBC Chair Samir Shah’s inaugural speech. The conversation explores what devolving, democratising, and depoliticising means, loosening regulation, re-evaluating […]
In a recent episode of the Geomob Podcast, Head of School Doug Specht spoke with host Steven Feldman, of KnowWhere Consulting, to discuss the theme, “Mapping the Unmappable.” https://camri.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/c1e-p8gji53g5pf1q50v-0v2po9mpio7v-q37ije.mp3 […]
With former prime minister Boris Johnson soon joining Jacob Rees-Mogg, Lee Anderson and Nigel Farage as presenters on GB News, there appears to be little attempt by the channel […]
CAMRI Doctoral Researcher Helen Jay recently spoke to the Public Media Alliance’s Media Uncovered Podcast. The episode – the final episode of a mini series on social media – […]
This week Jean Seaton was a guest on a special audio series about Queen Elizabeth II produced by Radio France. The five part podcast series by Maylis Besserie explores […]
Professor Jean Seaton appeared on last week’s Westminster Insider Podcast. During the show, which is produced by Politico, presenter Jack Blanchard picked through the long and turbulent relationship between […]
“If young people want to get into the creative industries, they need to keep up to date with the always evolving digital technologies” advises Carl Jones on the Latin […]
During a podcast interview in Dallas, Texas, researcher Carl Jones insists that American Advertising needs to be more diverse in order not to discriminate. But how? Is advertising racist? […]
In this episode of his podcast, Christian Fuchs talks about what it means to take a philosophical approach on the communication of death and love. The episode deals with the […]
The We Might be Tables podcast, hosted by Dewansh Matharoo & Shrish Sudharsan, recently devoted two episodes to a reading an analysis of Death and Love: The Metaphysics of […]