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J-Lab

Civic Journalism Lab at Newcastle University

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A forum for professional, student and community journalists in the north east of England to meet, learn and collaborate. It’s supported by Newcastle University.
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Our Human Experience

University of Newcastle

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From true crime to bushfires to refugees, join researchers from the University of Newcastle’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences for thought-provoking conversations as we explore important questions about humanity, society and current events.
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Just a quick synopsis of what Women for Women International are up to this week (5th-8th March 2018), across Newcastle University and city. Listen to hear about our events, and to find more information add us on facebook- https://www.facebook.com/womenforwomennewcastle/
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Staging the Voice / Voicing the Stage

Opera North and Newcastle University

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Staging the Voice / Voicing the Stage brings together staff, creatives and performers from Opera North with academics and researchers from throughout Newcastle University. Each episode explores a different aspect of voice and performance, from issues relating to neuroscience and biology connected with the physical voice, to questions of representation, of silenced voices and marginalized people.
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Welcome to "Leadership Unlocked" – your essential podcast for leadership insights. Hosted by the creators of "Personal Branding Unlocked," we explore key leadership skills and interview seasoned leaders. Tune in to enhance your leadership journey and advance your career.
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Podcasts from the Universities in Revolution and State Formation Conference, which took place on June 5-6, 2015 in UCD Newman House. The conference brought together a diverse cross-section of international scholars to discuss the Irish university experience of revolution as an important case study in the context of European and global settings. This project was funded by an Irish Research Council New Foundations Award and by University College Dublin Decade of Centenaries Award. Podcasting w ...
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In this sneak preview of Whose Stories?, writer and teacher Darren Chetty reflects on a classroom experience that highlights how vital it is that Black children see themselves represented in the books they read. Whose Stories? is a podcast about children’s books, diversity, and the role of archives, brought to you by Newcastle University and Seven Stories: The National Centre for Children’s Books. In the first season of our podcast, we’re exploring the story of children’s books and Black Bri ...
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Inspiring Research Podcast

James Eves & Michelle Minnikin

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A podcast to showcase some of the best social science research in the North East of England and Northern Ireland from institutions across the NINE Doctoral Training Partnership, including the Universities of Durham, Newcastle, Northumbria, Teesside, Ulster, Sunderland, and Queen’s Belfast. A selection of social scientists present their ideas and findings on a broad range of topics that can be relevant to businesses in many ways. We hope these conversations will bring research to a new audien ...
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A podcast series exploring the voices and stories from the City of Sunderland. From sport to fashion, to politics and social change this series will cover it all. It's a brand new podcast series, every episode is different, so make sure you catch them all. Coming in December 2022. Find out more at https://www.sparksunderland.com
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Digitally Diverse is a weekly podcast hosted by Ellen Bennett, where we do a deep dive into the journeys of the movers and shakers in the design and tech industry. Digitally Diverse is proudly brought to you by NTP, a community-first tech recruitment agency.
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Secrets From the Crime Lab

practicalforensics.science

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A podcast for practitioners, professionals, and enthusiasts of forensic science, applied science, and science related topics: exploring the truth of true crime. Learn about the real forensic science behind the cases, how it actually works behind the closed doors of the crime lab, and what happens when it fails or is misunderstood. Hosted by a scientist with over twenty years of laboratory experience, this podcast discusses the challenges and nuances of the forensic fields from her own experi ...
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Food labelling can be a powerful tool to drive food system change if it is designed to truly institute greater transparency and accountability in food production. In this podcast series we talk to brands and non-profits about the need for a mandatory food labelling system that truly represents the method of production using data from the farm level and how this initiative could create a movement of positive change to an agro-ecological revolution through with properly informed consumer. info ...
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Why You Should Listen to This Episode: 1. Unique Leadership Insights from Declan Clausen: Gain firsthand insights from Declan Clausen, Deputy Lord Mayor of Newcastle, on his leadership journey and the principles that guide his decision-making. 2. Strategies for Aspiring Leaders: Discover practical strategies and tips for those aspiring to leadershi…
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Still undecided or interested to understand what to expect from the newly elected government? Join us as we interview three special guests on the parties’ manifestos – Steve Quartermain (former Chief Planner) on planning and housing policies, Duncan Field (Town Legal) on energy and environment policies, and John Walker (CT Group) on politics and pl…
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Join us for an insightful episode of Leaders Unlocked, featuring John Cleary, a distinguished leader with over two decades of experience in both non profit and for-profit organisations. In this episode, John shares his wisdom on effective leadership, governance, and making a positive impact on the community. Here are six compelling reasons why lead…
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We are beyond thrilled to have Vice Chancellor and President of the University of Newcastle, Professor Alex Zelinsky AO, as our guest on this week's episode of Leaders Unlocked. Alex’s career is a testament to innovation, leadership, and cultural immersion. Join us as we explore his remarkable journey that spans groundbreaking scientific achievemen…
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Dive into the latest episode of Leaders Unlocked where hosts Monica Wamsley and Josh Lawlor sit down with Martin McKenzie, a seasoned innovator and leadership expert. Whether you're an aspiring leader or looking to refine your leadership style, this episode is packed with insights that will inspire and guide you. Here’s why you shouldn’t miss it: I…
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Our guest on this episode is Jessica Hill, senior investigations and features reporter for Schools Week and FE Week. Jessica was the first journalist to reveal to the general public how reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) was ‘a ticking time bomb’ making school buildings ‘liable to collapse’. She brought the scale of the danger to an even…
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Join hosts Monica Walmsley and Josh Lawlor in the premiere episode of 'Leaders Unlocked,' where they explore the crucial role of effective leadership in enhancing organisational performance and personal development. This insightful episode discusses leadership definitions with quotes from Peter Drucker and John Maxwell, and shares personal experien…
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Our guest on this episode is Paul Morgan-Bentley, head of investigations at The Times newspaper, who has just scooped Investigation of the Year at the Press Awards for undercover reporting that exposed the force-fitting of British Gas meters in the homes of vulnerable people.In our conversation, Paul explains how he reported this story, why he thin…
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In this brief trailer, join hosts Monica and Josh as they unveil what "Leaders Unlocked" is all about. Discover what you can expect from our upcoming episodes, where we delve deep into the art of effective leadership across various professional landscapes. In this trailer, you’ll learn: · What "Leaders Unlocked" aims to achieve: Get a glimpse of ou…
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Join us as we look back at Patrick Robinson’s long and successful career ahead of his retirement. Patrick was one of Town Legal’s founding partners and the firms’ first Managing Partner. Starting his career before the advent of mobile phones and emails, Patrick has had a very impressive career, and we discuss some of his key highlights (and a few l…
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Wal Gedeon joins us for this episode of Digitally Diverse. Wal shares his career journey from teaching himself design skills to becoming a delivery lead at VMware Tanzu Labs. He started with a background in product design and worked at companies like Woolies X and Goodlife Health Clubs. Wal then expanded into UI and UX design by taking courses at G…
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Join us as we follow Sarah's journey from industrial design student to senior product designer at a bank. We'll hear how she leveraged work experience to land her first packaging design role and then made a big move to the UK. After struggling to find work abroad, Sarah returned to Australia, pivoted to commercial flooring, and discovered user expe…
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Kathryn Sadler joins us to discuss her winding career path through linguistics, UX design, and conversation design. After studying languages at university, Kathryn worked in business consultancy and tech startups in Australia. She then transitioned into voice user interface design and UX before returning to her passion for conversation design. Kath…
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Lara Summers joins us to discuss her multifaceted career journey, from finance and government to education, and her current role as manager of the Service Experience team at the University of Newcastle. We explore the university environment, Lara's collaborative team culture, and how she balances work, family, and personal interests. Lara opens up …
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Join us as we follow Jane's journey from a small town in Australia to leading design at a fintech startup. Growing up near Port Macquarie, Jane found her passion for design while studying graphic design in Newcastle. After some globe-trotting adventures and a career change, she discovered user experience design and honed her skills in Sydney. Jane …
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In this episode, Ellen interviews designer Fran Mether about her career journey and founding the service design consultancy Arteri. Fran discusses growing up in a creative household in Canberra and studying industrial design. After working for major retailers in Melbourne, Fran became inspired by human-centered design approaches that create impact.…
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On this episode of Digitally Diverse, Ellen talks to Joseph Hallahan, Head of Design at StarRez. Joseph recounts his 15 year career journey from agency work to becoming a part owner and eventually launching his own startups. He shares insights from his current role as Head of Design at Starres, a global student housing platform, and the differences…
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Join us as we speak with Paul Kelly, Head of Experience Design at Mudbath, about his journey from studying visual arts to leading design at a digital agency. Paul discusses pivoting to study design in university and getting his start at Bicycling Australia magazine. He then did freelance work before moving to Glasgow and learning coding. After retu…
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This episode of Digitally Diverse features Nusa de Melo, a Product Designer at Atticus. Nusa opens up about her journey from studying math at UC Berkeley to becoming a product designer at a legal tech startup in Australia. She talks about pivoting from sales to design, taking online courses, and landing her first product design role. Nusa discusses…
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This week's episode of Digitally Diverse features James Kwong, Chief Product Officer at Unleash Live. James discusses his career journey in the Australian design industry, from studying industrial design in university to starting his own agency to working in strategic design consulting. He then transitioned into product management roles before join…
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Join us as we chat with Chelsea Wilkinson about her lifelong passion for building and creating. She studied user experience design in university and landed internships that allowed her to combine her interests in tech and design. Chelsea shares her experiences working at major companies like ANZ and Coles Group, the challenges of juggling music and…
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In this episode, Luisa Lombardo shares her career journey from print designer to product design manager. After studying graphic design in college, she worked at agencies and companies as a visual and UI designer. Seeing the field change, Luisa took a UX course and found her passion in digital product design. She's since progressed to lead and manag…
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Other clubs can't believe or understand why Sunderland and Newcastle as footy clubs mean so much to the fans and the cities. They spur each other on as clubs and fans; a massive derby, a massive rivalry. Middlesborough fans are also passionate and loyal, but they're on a level below the Sunderland/Newcastle derby - which is no disgrace, given Sunde…
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Is men's mental health in crisis? We explore the unspoken topics and discover why men won't talk about their mental health. We are joined by Michael Chapplow, who provides expert advice and opinion on the topic from his experience as a worker at mental health charity Andy's Man Club. Trigger Warning: Please be aware that this episode of Word on Wea…
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With the 2024 January transfer window creeping ever closer, join Callum, Dom, Liam, and local journalist Daniel Wills, as we discuss what's ahead for the upcoming season. The team behind this episode: Callum Close Dom Frank Liam Rafferty Word on Wearside is a Spark Sunderland podcast, produced by journalism students at the University of Sunderland.…
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This episode features Christian, the global design and quality practice lead at Telstra Health. Originally from Venezuela, Christian has lived in Australia for over a decade. Beginning his career as a graphic designer, he transitioned to UI design across various industries. Driven by curiosity about user experiences, Christian has focused on UX for…
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On this episode, Joseph Hannen, Dylan Richardson and Josh Kirtley discuss potential areas for Newcastle United to improve on in the upcoming transfer window, with an exclusive interview with up-and-coming Newcastle reporter Joel Bland. In light of the ten month ban for former midfielder Sandro Tonali, who admitted to allegations of illegal gambling…
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As the use of A.I. rises, young designers are becoming more and more nervous about their jobs and their futures. Could this be even tougher for us northerners? We have spoken to two people in the industry to help us find out if A.I. really impacts emerging designers in the North East, and how we can future-proof ourselves in this changing industry.…
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A multi-national episode, as representatives from England (Jack), Germany (Annika), and Albania (Marlind) discuss their countries' chances at the summer's Euro tournament. With analysis from BBC's Guy Mowbray, and The Athletic's Seb Stafford-Bloor. The team behind this episode: Jack Austwicke Annika Böttcher Marlind Ymeri Word on Wearside is a Spar…
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Whether it’s a gory slasher, or a suspenseful thriller, the world of horror is as varied as it is terrifying. And, with a constant stream of films produced, it can be difficult to find the choicest cuts. There are podcasts out there showcasing the highest quality horror, as well as new releases; they’re well-made, well-informed productions, by prof…
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Racism has always been a problem in football, however in recent years there has been a rise in racially motivated incidents. In this episode of Word on Wearside, we speak about the problem, the impact it has, and the Sunderland based charity Show Racism the Red Card, who are fighting to put an end to racism in football. Content Warning: Please be a…
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Ever heard of Pickleball? Join us, Ryan & Tom, in 'Pickles and Paddles', a short and dynamic episode of Word on Wearside as well delve into the exciting world of Pickleball, a fast-growing sport captivating the North East of England. We take you behind the scenes, sharing firsthand experiences from our interviews with the vibrant members of the Sun…
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Today on Word on Wearside, we will be discussing the current cost of living crisis, the origin of the 'North-South divide', and asking the public in Sunderland how they've been affected by it. The team behind this episode: Adam Beresford Liam Caffry Matthew McKenry Word on Wearside is a Spark Sunderland podcast, produced by journalism students at t…
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The rise of South Shields has been nothing short of meteoric in recent years, but little is known about how the Mariners got where they are. We spoke with South Shields F.C.'s Head of Media and Communications Dan Prince, and players John Lufudu and Lirak Hasani, to find out more. The team behind this episode: Dom Aberdeen Toby Phipps Word on Wearsi…
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Benaz Irani joins us to discuss her career journey from discovering user experience design during a study abroad program to leading product teams at Open Table today. She shares lessons learned from struggling with being a people pleaser early on and the importance of setting boundaries to grow in your career. Benaz opens up about the identity cris…
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On this episode of Digitally Diverse, host Ellen Bennett talks to Lisa Jacquiot, Product Design Manager at Airwallex. From the vibrant city lights of San Francisco to the serene waters of the Great Barrier Reef, Lisa's journey spans the globe in pursuit of her passions. Her interest in UX design took root at Glassdoor, prompting a mid-career shift.…
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Short format Episode 13.1 Question 1. How and why did you end up in your current position? Zac tells us of his journey to the position that involved seeing the huge human and ecological impact that conventional mono-cropping has in the central valley in California and how spurred on by this he came back to the UK determined to make a difference. ht…
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The first in our slightly revised format CLEAR talks to Zac Goodall, Head of Sustainability at Riverford. Zac tells us of his journey to the position that involved seeing the huge human and ecological impact that conventional mono-cropping has in the central valley in California and how spurred on by this he came back to the UK determined to make a…
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There’s lots for us to cover after an extended summer break – the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act receives royal assent, the government announces its long-term plan for housing, the introduction of mandatory BNG regulations get delayed and the SoS refuses the called-in M&S application. Victoria and Nikita also welcome their first fellow Townie as…
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If you want a deep dig into the different types of fat, want to know your omega 3 from your 6 and how the way we produce our foods influences the fat content then this will be an enlightening conversation. Gillian is an animal nutritionist and has worked in this field for decades. She beings a wealth of knowledge about how farming methods of produc…
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Honor describes herself as Food Systems Specialist & Avocado aficionado! She has worked extensively in food policy both here in the UK and in the USA giving her an incredibly thorough knowledge of how the global food system operates but it is her upcoming book that we wanted to talk about. Now available for pre-release orders on Amazon her book 'Th…
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Part II of George Schiro’s story about his involvement in unraveling the identity of the notorious Zodiac Killer. What did he find in his examination of the alleged DNA profile of the Zodiac and Gary Stewart? Is Gary Stewart the biological son of the infamous Zodiac? This is part II! Be sure to listen to Part I first to get the whole story! To lear…
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Fabia Bromovsky is the Director of The Global Farm Metric which is a common framework to understand, measure and monitor the state of farming systems globally. It is designed to establish a common language that aligns existing metrics in the food and farming industry around a holistic view of farm-level sustainability. In this conversation we discu…
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Steven Jacobs is a strong supporter of CLEAR and in this discussion we dig into what the term organic means, both from a legal and environmental viewpoint. We discuss how organic is arguably the first standard that not just offers regenerative agricultural practices but legally ensures that they are adhered to. A fascinating part of the discussion …
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Vicky Hird's passion for transforming our food and farming system started with a lifelong fascination with insects, or bugs as she refers to them in her newly published book 'Rebugging The Planet' She's been campaigning and researching food and faming for 33 years and brings a wealth of knowledge to the conversation. We're including links to many o…
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Feedback Global is a non-profit organisation whose aims are very closely aligned with CLEAR. They work through a unique combination of campaigning and advocacy, citizen engagement and pilot programmes to catalyse change in our food system. Feedback Global states: 'The food system is not delivering on today’s priorities: rather than producing health…
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