Field Recordings – Also Essential Listening ★★★★
I stumbled upon this podcast at the beginning of lockdown. A common topic in my conversations with friends is how…
Transplant Chats with Eliza – Essential Listening ★★★★★
Organ transplants are poorly represented in culture and media, yet thousands in the UK are in need of or have…
Review’s Quarantine Picks: Podcasts
Before launching into my podcast picks to see you through quarantine, I must reiterate a plea from Derry Girls’ Nicola…
Leo Marley TV ‘Hot Topics’ – Too Hot to Handle ★★★★
Being schooled in the art of YouTube procrastination myself, it was a joy to behold traces of many of YouTube’s…
Guftagu #3: Aurat (Women’s) March
“Our slogan this year was ‘behnchara ke baghair no guzara’, which means ‘nothing without sisterhood’, and I feel that in…
The Wise Man of Economics ★★★★
There is a point in the second LSE Economics podcast where interviewer Matthew Bradbury lets out an almost indiscernible chuckle.…
The Last Dam Word #2: February ’20
“Rupert Everett was the first guest to ever say shag on the show – I know scandalising Radio 4 listeners!”…
Guftagu #2: CAA and NRC in India
“The fact that there is solidarity coming from across the globe is extremely important… Our stories are not confined to…
The Beverage Report Ep 1: Darling’s brilliance is a relic of Labour’s past ★★★★
Marking the launch of the LSE Economics Department podcast, Matthew Bradbury’s interview with Labour’s ex-chancellor Alistair Darling was insightful, informative,…
Hidden Bridges #1: Colonisation + Natural Disasters
“[Formerly colonised nations] are left increasingly vulnerable and increasingly exploited because of their vulnerability, which has largely occurred from earlier…
