Hosted by School of Creative Arts, Performance and Visual Cultures, University of Warwick · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 16 episodes
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"Anything Goes" is the podcast where we prove that in art, and in education, there's room for everyone. Hosted by the School of Creative Arts, Performance and Visual Cultures, University of Warwick, each episode brings you unfiltered conversations with students and staff from across our creative community. From their personal journeys to their boldest ideas, we explore what it truly means to build an inclusive space where every voice matters, every background is celebrated, and anything—truly anything—goes.
School of Creative Arts, Performance and Visual Cultures, University of Warwick hosts Anything Goes, a education show with 16 episodes published.
In this episode, we speak with Robinah and Naomi about their experiences of working on the SCAPVC Inclusive Education Research Project. The conversation reflects on how the project has developed, what they have learned t
What does it mean to tell the truth when the truth itself is becoming easier and easier to fake? And what does it mean to care about inclusion when the very act of making media is heating the planet? In this episode of A
How can History of Art teaching help students approach artworks, histories and cultures that may be unfamiliar to them? In this episode, we speak with Kamila Kocialkowska about inclusive education in History of Art. The
What does it take to make a student who has never touched a professional camera feel like they belong in a media studio? Keith Bloomfield, Creative Media Production Technician at SCAPVC, has spent years answering that qu
What happens when a scholar of nationalism and media narratives spends several years teaching undergraduates in the UK? In this episode of Anything Goes, we sit down with Dr. Hao Xie — a recent PhD graduate in CCMPS from
What happens when you put a first-year and a third-year in the same room and ask them the same questions about class, creativity, and who gets to belong? In this episode of Anything Goes, we sit down with Sophie Redden a
What happens when you put three students from three different countries in the same room and ask them the same question: what has this degree actually taught you? In this episode of Anything Goes, we sit down with three
What does it really mean to make a classroom, or an arts organisation, feel like it belongs to everyone? In this episode of Anything Goes, we sit down with Caroline Griffin to talk about inclusion across education and th
What happens when the person who studies creativity is also the person who warns us about its dangers? In this episode of Anything Goes, we sit down with Professor Chris Bilton—former community arts practitioner, founder
What does "inclusion" mean for someone who has never been allowed to call themselves a student? In this episode of Anything Goes, we sit down with Saul Hewish—a practitioner who has spent decades working behind the walls
How do you teach the language of cinema to a student who's never been told their way of seeing matters? In this episode of Anything Goes, we sit down with James Taylor, a film scholar and two‑year veteran of an inclusive
What does it mean to bear witness when the witness has been told their story doesn't matter? In this episode of Anything Goes, we sit down with Alejandro Martínez Guerrero, a PhD researcher in the Warwick Writing Program
What does it mean to pursue a PhD while also navigating questions of identity, belonging, and different perspectives within academia? In this episode of Anything Goes, we speak with PhD researchers--wanying, yuxuan and O
What happens when three students sit down to talk not just about what they're learning—but what they wish they could learn? In this episode of Anything Goes, we're joined by three second-year students from Warwick's Cent
What does it feel like to walk into a lecture hall when you've already spent years behind the camera? In this episode of Anything Goes, we sit down with Annabel Spinks-Jones, a film student at Warwick and an action perfo
In this episode of Anything Goes, we sit down with two of Warwick's MA students in Applied Theatre: Alexandra Draghici and Leila Mu'ammar. Together, they reflect on how the programme shaped their understanding of what it
What does it mean to truly belong—on stage, and off? In this episode of Anything Goes, we sit down with three third-year Theatre and Performance students—Ethan Farmer, Annie Bagshaw, and Max Green—who are taking the Univ
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