Ep. 80 - In The Flo with Alisa Vitti, Female Hormone and Functional Nutrition Expert
“I know for a fact that nature has designed you in your female body to be feeling fantastic. And not just feeling good, but also have all the possible gifts that can allow you to be an agent of change and do good in the world.” - Alisa
“Your brain is wired in a particular way. You’re here to crea…
Prog Rock - apotheosis or nadir?
Tom Service looks at Progressive Rock, to find out whether it was an apotheosis of rock music, thanks to the influence of classical music, the virtuosity of the performers and the ambition of its structures - or was it a folly of hopelessly over-reaching naivety and vapid pomposity? For a short pe…
Behaviour change and health messages with Dr. Emma Ross
We speak with Dr Emma Ross, co-founder of the Well HQ and former Head of Physiology at the English Institute of Sport.
Emma has not only led research into the data gap that exists within high performance sport to better inform practice and performance of some of Britain’s leading female athletes,…
Why you behave the way you do - interview with Dr Sarah Hill
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Do you ever wonder why you behave the way you do in different situations? Do you get into stuck patterns - repeating the same behaviour even if it doesn't serve you well?Whether we realise it or not, we are all influenced by our past experiences. Our early memories influence how we sho…
S2:E1 Hormonal Birth Control; The Good, The Bad & What You Need To Know
Have you ever wondered about how hormonal birth control might be affecting your body, hormones and fertility?
Kirsten and Kara are back with season 2 of Womxn Things The Podcast and are covering in today's episode how hormonal birth control works, the effects it has on our bodies, hormones and …
Murmurations #12: Disability, society and popular culture - with Dr Sarah Hill
In the final episode of this series, Darren speaks to his colleague, Dr Sarah Hill about disability, society and popular culture. They discuss Sarah's research on representations of disability and how we can do more to understand the social challenges and lived experiences of being disabled. They …
Day Twenty Four: To Bleed or Not to Bleed
Millions of women across the world take hormonal contraception either as birth control or to help with problem periods - but do we know how much they might be affecting our brains?
In this episode India asks Dr Jackie Maybin from the University of Edinburgh, whether there is a physiological need…
Wild weather, lost land and persistent pollutants
Renowned environmental scientist, Professor Emma Johnston AO, the co-chief author of the 2021 Australian State of Environment Report and the University’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) is joined by her co-authors to discuss key findings of the report and what is in store for our environment and…
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