The Qualitative Open Mic

In this episode, María Cristina Quevedo-Gómez discusses how collaboration when coming from different countries and belonging to different cultures can influence ethics.

In this episode, Janet Holt explores health ethics committees and issues around transparency, dialogue, emerging qualitative methods and regulatory versus relational ethics

In this episode, Tanya Mackay explores how sharing ethical knowledge can provide a way through ethical dilemmas in qualitative health research

In this episode, Latefa explores the values and skills needed by ethical researchers across diverse settings and research approaches

Leslie Cannold discusses different perspectives on ethics, and explores ways of becoming ethical qualitative researchers.

In this episode, Mary Sadid discusses the ways in which coproduction in qualitative mental health research can benefit racialised minorities. Listen below, or on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

In this episode, Ricardo discusses how the way we publish and share qualitative health research can help or hinder the cause of anti-racism

In this episode, Wayne Farah looks what makes a qualitative health research question anti-racist

Oli Williams reflects on how to do meaningful co-production

In the penultimate episode of our 'Qualitative Conundrums' series, Michael Larkin discusses how to be a reflexive qualitative researcher

In this episode, Harriet Boulding talks about how to ensure qualitative research has real-world impact

In the third episode of our 'Qualitative Conundrums' series, Sharli Paphitis discusses how to use theory in qualitative analysis.

Michelle O'Reilly discusses the varied ways of ensuring quality in qualitative research.

In this first episode of our Qualitative Conundrums series, Victoria Clarke reviews the concept of saturation in qualitative research.

In this episode, Kitty and Sohail go meta and talk about podcasts and qualitative research, and the importance of keeping it human

Andrew Picken, BBC Journalist, chats with Sohail about the similarities and differences between journalism and qualitative research

In this episode, Nathaniel Martin talks about his role at King's College London as a Community Research Coordinator, and his work as a youth worker, sports development, and BMX cycling coach - and how all these roles required qualitative research skills. 

In this episode, Ruth talks about the philosophical concept of cherishing. That is, caring about and being intimate with people. She thinks that philosophy can be a lot more than just theory. 

Norha Vera chats with Niamh Elam (McPin Young People Advisory Group) and Rachel Temple (McPin Foundation) about co-production of research with young people with lived experience, discussing their project on screen use and adolescent mental health.

Clair Le Boutillier chats with Dr Charlotte Kühlbrandt and Dr Hannah Cowan about Utopia Now and the novel methods they are using to engage young people in research.

Sarah McAllister talks to Alan Simpson about using evidence-based co-design on acute mental health wards.

Professor Jo Neale talks about iterative categorisation.