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Geography Island Jams is a podcast run jointly by the LSE Department of Geography and Environment and the LSESU Geography and Environment Society. The podcast is in a similar style to the BBC Radio 4’s Desert island Discs where guests explain what eight songs, book and luxury item they would take with them if they were stranded on a desert island.
Music produced by Tilly Mason.
Artwork produced by Saskia Straub
Interviewer and producer Will Stein
Music produced by Tilly Mason.
Artwork produced by Saskia Straub
Interviewer and producer Will Stein
Update frequency:
every 40 days
Average audio length:
34 minutes
English
United Kingdom
49 episodes
since May 31, 2020
episodic
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Will Stein’s interviewee for this episode is Julian Robinson. Julian became a part of the LSE community in 2005, assuming the role of project manager for the redevelopment of the New Academic Building. With his appointment as Director of Estates, Julian has been instrumental in overseeing the estab…
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Will Stein’s interviewee for this episode is Imogen White. Imogen supports the LSE social media team in making content for their channels, including reels and tiktoks. She also runs her own YouTube channel where she documents a wide range of her life experiences. Her channel has 7.5K subscribers an…
Will Stein’s interviewee for this episode is Issam Jamaleddine. Whilst at LSE, Issam was the 2019-2021 Treasurer for the LSESU Geography & Environment Society. In addition, Issam was President of the Middle East North Africa Society, a member of the LSE all-male dance group Heart Dance, a stude…
Will Stein’s interviewee for this episode is Jenna Meyer. Jenna is the 2021/2022, Postgraduate President for the LSESU Geography & Environment Society. In this position, Jenna works with the department in the execution of G&E PG initiatives. Before coming to LSE, Jenna Studied Political Sci…
This episode features clips from previous guests' interviews, talking about their favourite meals. The following guests are featured:
S1 E8 - Anu Jain - BSc Geography with Economics (Class of 2021)
S1 E9 - Neil Lee - Professor of Economic Geography
S1 E12 - Francisca Rockey - Founder of Black Ge…
This episode features clips from previous guests' interviews, talking about their pet peeves. The following guests are featured:
S1 E9 - Neil Lee - Professor of Economics Geography
S2 E3 - Nic Gottman - MSc Environment and Development (Class of 2020)
S3 E1 - Thembi Chihambakwe - BSc Environment …
This episode features clips from previous guests' interviews, talking about memorable childhood stories. The following guests are featured:
S1 E1 - Fabian Nilsson - BSc Environment & Development (Class of 2022)
S1 E3 - Sam Zak - MSc Environment and Development (Class of 2020)
S1 E10 - Kane R…
This episode features clips from previous guests' interviews when talking about what they like most about being 'Part of LSE'. The following guests are featured:
S1 E5 - Martha Ojo - LSESU Education Officer 2018-2020
S1 E4 - Lydia Goonetillake - BA Geography (Class of 2018)
S2 E1 - Mered…
Will Stein’s interviewee for this episode is Joanne Hay. Joanne is Deputy Chief Operating Officer (DCOO) at the LSE. She has worked at the LSE since 1995 in a number of roles including leading the Director’s office, and Manager (Strategic Planning and Resources) of the Department of Management. She…
Will Stein’s interviewee for this episode is Jonathan Terrefe. Before coming to the LSE, Jonathan did a BA in Social Science and Environmental Science at Jacobs University in Germany. Jonathan has lived in Germany, South Africa, Ghana, and Ethiopia. Whilst at LSE, Jonathan joined the team for the L…
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