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Carnegie Pioneers
Carnegie Pioneers Episode One - Jennie Lee. This inaugural episode follows Robert Gordon University student Nithya Chandrasekaran as she retraces the footsteps of Jennie Lee – the trailblazing politician who became one of Britain’s first elected female politicians, its first minister for the arts and whose vision was central to the founding of the Open University. Along the way Nithya speaks with former Labour Leader Neil Kinnock , ex-Prime Minister Gordon Brown , and the Chancellor of the OU, Martha Lane Fox – exploring how Lee’s ideas and legacy continue to shape education and cultu...
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Jun 26, 2026
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Carnegie Pioneers 26.06.2026 28:12
Sir Alexander Gibson was the maestro who founded two great Scottish musical institutions, Scottish Opera and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. In this Carnegie Pioneers podcast, musician and University of the West of Scotland student Ibrahim Dikko dives into the world of classical music as he goes on the trail of a man who made his musical mark on Scotland, and the world after early support f...
Carnegie Pioneers 15.05.2026 27:36
In Carnegie Pioneers, Tracy Taylor, costume maker at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, explores the career of Winnie Ewing the trail-blazing Scottish National Party politician who won the historic Hamilton by-election in 1967 and served as a member of three parliaments, Westminster, the European Parliament, and the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood. Tracy talks to former SNP ministers Mike Russe...
Carnegie Pioneers 20.03.2026 35:50
Carnegie Pioneers: Jennie Lee Robert Gordon University student Nithya Chandrasekaran goes in the footsteps of Jennie Lee – the trailblazing politician who became one of Britain’s first elected female politicians, its first minister for the arts and whose vision was central to the founding of the Open University.
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