290 Stop Focusing On Results: Developing Life Skills Through Sport
In the second part of a dialog with Parents in Sport founder, Gordon MacLelland, the conversation goes onto discuss the importance of resilience and normalising failure in sports when communicating with children. Such discussions between parents, coaches and children can help kids develop positive …
291 From India to the Premier League: Sport Psychology, Belonging & Barriers in Global Sport
Join us for an inspiring episode as we welcome Gayatri Bhushan, HCPC-registered Sport and Exercise Psychologist, who shares her deeply personal journey into the world of sports psychology. Born in India and now based in New Delhi, Gayatri reflects on her early years as a national-level 400-metre at…
292 Breaking Barriers in Sport: Culture and Inclusion in India & the Middle East
Today's episode is the second part of my discussion with Gayatri Bhushan, co-founder of Mind Matter Performance. We go onto continue to explore the importance of being curious and open to learn about the experiences of others in sport. Gayatri goes onto share further insights from India and the Mid…
Season 5, Episode 8 – Decolonising climate action: addressing the past for a fairer future
As the importance of climate justice grows, UCL Generation One asks the questions: can we address the past for a fairer future? And are historic injustices to blame for today’s climate inequalities?
In this episode, Mark and Simon discuss the landmark ruling from the International Court of Justice…
Season 5, Episode 9 - Climate in the classroom: the green revolution in schools and universities
In this episode, we explore a subject that’s deeply important to us as educators: the role of climate in the classroom. How are schools and universities placing climate change at the heart of learning—not just in science lessons, but across the whole school experience?
We look beyond the curriculum…
Season 5, Episode 12 - The COP Verdict: What Got Right and Wrong
In this episode, we are unpacking how effective COP30 really was, did the promises match the expectations and where did world leaders deliver or fall short . COP 30 was held in Belém, the gateway to the Amazon. From extreme heat and climate-driven floods and fires to the political symbolism of cho…
The Bartlett Review Podcast: Tackling the UK housing crisis
The UK faces a deepening housing crisis. As the population grows, pressure on an already stretched housing stock continues to mount. Experts estimate that up to 4.5 million new homes may be needed to close the gap. That’s a shortfall that’s driving economic strain and worsening issues from social i…
The Bartlett Review Podcast: Planning a London that works for everyone
UCL experts explore how better-connected transport and infrastructure systems can make everyday life easier while helping cities become more sustainable, resilient and inclusive.From our daily commutes to climate resilience, the decisions made about transport and infrastructure today will shape how…
The Bartlett Review Podcast: What do we want from our land?
England's land is under increasing pressure. It must support food production, housing, renewable energy, biodiversity recovery and climate resilience, all while meeting the needs of a growing population.
To help balance these competing demands, the government has introduced a new Land Use Framewor…
The Bartlett Review Podcast: Why building cheaply costs more
Why does the UK construction industry struggle to build efficiently and sustainably, and what will it take to change course? The UK has a productivity problem, and nowhere is it more visible than in construction. Projects drag on for years, approvals stall, and too many plans never make it off the …
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