As I Roved Out - Heartbreak, Famine and Class Struggle
It's not often that I'm stumped by a folk song, but this is one tricky little character. It is also beautiful, graceful and weirdly catchy... and extremely elusive.
Nonetheless, there's quite a bit to say about land, class and medieval shepherdesses, though surprisingly little about parted lovers…
Episode 225; Parenting Your Parents, First Aid & World Book Day
When you're reaching the age where you have to start parenting your parents. Amy's been inspired by a First Aid Course, and with World Book Day this week we're chatting to Jenny Shaw from Busy Bees about the decline of reading amongst children and how we can encourage it and build that connection.…
The Women of Rendezvous with Jenny Shaw
Five women—two wives, two enslaved women, and one indentured servant—were bound by their connection to the powerful Barbados politician John Peers. Between them, Hester, Susannah, Elizabeth, Dorothy, and Frances bore at least twenty children, many conceived through coercion and violence. Yet even …
Elephants in the Room, Controversial Topics and Putting the Rented Shared Living Sector on the Agenda - a UKREiiF Preview Special
Send us Fan Mail
With less than 3 weeks to go until the Housed Summit taking place at UKREiiF in Leeds, this week we are focusing on the three-day event and what's in store for anyone attending.We walk through the venue, the agenda, the big debate panels, and how we’re designing the experience aro…
Creativity, community & molecular ecology - HoldFast part 1
🧑🎨🪸 This conversation is SO full of seaweed people I had to split it into two episodes. You’ll like this part if you’re interested in kelp forests growing on ancient coral beds, Scottish seaweed mythology, seaweed robots and trumpets, biobanking, how kelp makes babies, and stories about connectin…
Whispers, Cracks, and Slow History: Honesty and the Historian’s Craft — Panel Debrief from the 2026 OAH Conference
This special OAH conference panel debrief episode features a conversation from the panel, “Whispers, Cracks, and Slow History: Honesty and the Historian’s Craft,” between Marisa J. Fuentes (Rutgers University, New Brunswick), Keiara Price (Rutgers University, New Brunswick), Lori Ginzberg (Penn St…
Ep 53 Coral Larval Enhancement Trial | Dr Jenny Shaw & Dr Damian Thompson
Dr Damian Thomson from CSIRO has been working on reef systems at Nyinggulu since 2007, giving him a powerful long-term view of what has changed, what has been lost, and what still may be possible for Western Australia’s coral reefs.Joining him is Dr Jenny Shaw from the Western Australian Marine Sc…
מנוע חיפוש PODCAST
אתה יכול להשתמש באתר שלנו כדי לחפש3,823,486פודקאסטים ופודקאסטים195,632,518לפי אנשים, מקומות או נושאים.
If I have seen further than others, it is by listening to podcasts and standing upon the shoulders of
giants.
‐ Isaac "Llamacorn" Newton
