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Didi Bostock returns to The Brew to discuss his time in Kyrgyzstan.

Join WhoSoc's most in depth discussion of the Doctor's oldest enemies, the Daleks.

Don and Jake discuss the Renters’ Reform Bill and its proposals, our first housing co-operative meeting, and a recent situation we had with a difficult landlord.

The Brew welcomes Nick Rusinov to give a unique Anglo-Russian perspective on the Russian invasion of Ukraine

The Brew returns with another internal show as Zacch and Callum touch on the Turkey-Syria earthquake, Nicola Sturgeon's resignation and Oscar Bait Films.

The Brew welcomes Aman Sangha from Purple Radio's Perfect Day Podcast to discuss Marshwood Farm and the dairy industry.

In this first episode of our new biweekly podcast, Don and Jake discuss Durham Tenants Union, the University of Manchester rent strikes, and housing cooperatives.

Zacch and Callum are joined by Orla Mcmenamin to discuss her tails from Tokyo and all things Japan.

No Jo Bo Ko So Go Co Fo No So Do. It's time to discuss the Judoon. Again.

Callum is joined by Moyo to discuss faith and religion.

Pierre joins The Brew to discuss his dissertation and wider philosophical thought.

Join us for our first episode of 2023 as we delve into everything from ChatGPT, Pele and Back To The Future hypotheticals.

Brian is a vivid storyteller. He has spent years listening and befriending those he serves living in a state of homelessness. Each person he meets, he makes a concerted effort to remember their name. In short Brian cares about the people, he meets. In this episode, Brian is open and honest about his rehab experience, and the way that it enables him to relate and understand personally to his homele...

Zacch and Callum are joined by Sam Burcher and Pierre Robine for a conspiracy theory special.

The last episode of the term... or so we thought. This ultimately was the last episode of Rock Paper Scissors, even if we didn't know it when we recorded it. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this journey, we had lots of fun doing this and we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did.

We are SUPER excited for this episode. Join us in a heated discussion, or better yet an uncivilized debate if you will about one of our favorite subjects.

Join the ghosts of Christmas past as we explore archaeology in Doctor Who, in the ancient past and on one very memorable Christmas day. And, incidentally, a merry Christmas to all of you at home.

Join WhoSoc as we clown around, discussing a pair of circus episodes. And I apologise for the introduction.

WhoSoc does horror in our halloween special, so pay attention to these spooky stories. And tell me...whatever happened to the Lord President?

And so it ends. The great climax of the Chris Chibnall era is here and we have a LOT to say about it. And, like the greatest moments, we should make a song and dance about it.

Do you know Jo? No, not that one, she's not here. But let us introduce you two Jo grant, with a discussion of creepy dolls and pre-Hartnell vultures.

Zacch and Callum are joined by Jan Berssenbrügge to discuss consciousness

Homelessness must be viewed in the context of a long complex story. Indeed, for most people in a state of homelessness, trauma is the foundation to their story of homelessness. This episode begins to explain why Trauma is a much bigger issue than most of us might think. Julia Pennington founded Dignifi to help people recover from the numbing pain of trauma. She has experience working in the crimin...

In today’s episode we are joined by Bethan Savage, trainee solicitor at Hogan Lovells, who is currently in her first seat in Insurance Litigation. We will be discussing her firm, litigation skills, and the impact of the impending recession on insurance litigation

Welcome to the first Episode! This week, we'll be hearing from Mikkel Juel Iversen who explains how a nice gesture at Christmas, exploded into a complex operation to support those in a state of homelessness during the Covid-19 Pandemic. We'll hear about how his thinking has been challenged and changed through his interaction with friends he has made on the street through his work, as he has come t...