The Keele Podcast

This time on the Podcast we speak to Dr Jamie Pringle, Reader in Forensic Geoscience, about his work, his media appearances around the Titan submersible disaster, and some forensics myth-busting!

In this episode of Keele's Routes into Academia podcast, Louisa hands over the reins to Tom Foster, the new presenter for the series. Louisa and Tom chat about their own journeys into academia so far, and their hopes for the series.

Routes into Academia - Laura Pritchard-Jones by Keele University

Routes into Academia - Gwen Wynne-Jones by Keele University

Routes into Academia - Elizabeth Faulkner by Keele University

Routes into Academia - Daniel Tonge by Keele University

For our latest Podcast we speak to Emma Scott, Keele's Associate Director of EDI, about her role, her ambitions for the role, and why EDI should matter to everyone.

Dr Kathryn Simpson, Senior Lecturer in the Politics and Economics of the European Union, speaks to us about her journey to Keele, her research around attitudes towards the EU, and her thoughts on being labelled a "Brexit Expert".

In this episode of The Podcast we speak to Dr Daniel Allen, Lecturer in Human Geography at Keele, about his work, and in particular his work on pet theft reform, which has seen him give evidence to parliamentary committees.

We've spoken to Sally Bishop, Sian Colley, and Sharon Faulke about the work that goes on behind-the-scenes for graduation ceremonies at Keele.

In our latest episode of “The Keele Podcast”, Professor Ian Cumming OBE from Keele’s Medical School talks us through his role as UK Ambassador for Health of Overseas Territories; his work coordinating the Covid-19 response abroad; and the future of global healthcare.

Today is the day of the Super Blue Blood Moon! The Earth is directly between the Sun and Moon, making the lunar surface appear red. Dr Jacco Th. van Loon, Keele Observatory Director & Reader in Astrophysics at Keele University explains.

Prof. Ken Rotenberg (Professor in Psychology, School of Psychology) talks about the psychology of trust.

Clifford Stott (Professor of Social Psychology, School of Psychology / Co-Director of KPAC) talks about the science of crowd psychology and policing large clouds.