
<p>“Equal opportunity, intersectionality and where DOES physics meet philosophy?" In conversation with UoM VC Prof Duncan Ivison – a bonus episode</p><p> </p><p>Following a season filled with big questions, we’re BACK...


Who gets to decide where you belong? Which subjects to study, what university to go to, or how to choose your path? It should be you - and only you - but the reality can be more complicated than that.The University of Manchester’s Number One Podcast has returned with an elevated sense-of-self and a new line up of experts, ready to bring topical issues into the hot seat. From ADHD, confidence and fan-girling, to self-growth, 'getting it wrong' and being a better trans ally - we're not afraid to get deep into these (sometimes uncomfortable) conversations.This season looks a little different, with Jasmine Luby Barrow (she/her) joined by Co-Producer Alice Stevens (she/her) - together inviting a total of eleven phenomenal guests from across the STEM sphere to share their experiences, advice, and take the mic. Platforming the voices of women and marginalised groups of all ages and walks of life, you'll hear from university students, researchers, and industry experts as we discuss everyth
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Recent episodes include "Equal opportunity, intersectionality and where DOES physics meet philosophy?" (10 December 2025, 42 minutes), "Becoming a leader, choosing engineering, and taking a break" (16 June 2025, 27 minutes), and "Rocks ARE Cool, physics is a team sport, and art is essential in STEM" (16 June 2025, 52 minutes).
Big Sisters in STEM publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 15 episodes.
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Big Sisters in STEM is a science podcast with 15 episodes published.
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<p>“Equal opportunity, intersectionality and where DOES physics meet philosophy?" In conversation with UoM VC Prof Duncan Ivison – a bonus episode</p><p> </p><p>Following a season filled with big questions, we’re BACK...

<p>Voted by popular demand! We're honoured to be joined by the NEW representative for the University of Manchester's Faculty of Science and Engineering... the wonderful Amrit Dhillon (she/her). Elected by her peers, she...

<p>If you didn't guess from this title, geology ROCKS! In this episode, both our guests were captivated by the great outdoors at a very young age, whether it was star-gazing out their bedroom windows or trawling for...

Episode #12
<p>You could rightfully say these two guests are the definition of go-getters. A natural fire burns in their bellies to over-achieve, which is textbook big-sister behaviour. However, we also explore how this is driven...

<p>What if you could change things? Break barriers, earn a PhD, be more confident? The good news is, you can. Today we're joined by Researcher Claire Brown (she/her) from The Tyndall Centre for Climate Change, who looks...

Episode #8
<p>When you hear someone say "...and then I ate my words", you know it's going to be a good episode. Joining hosts Jasmine (she/her) and Alice (she/her), Modinat (she/her) and Ashika (she/her) chat about the gift of...

<p>What better way to start season two than with a sprinkle of inspiration? From chasing your dreams, to recognising your strengths, we are joined by two guests who have actually already met. Jari (she/her) was plucked...

Big Sisters in STEM
<p>Big Sisters in STEM is back! Jasmine returns with new guests, a new studio, and even a new Co-Host... welcoming Season-One co-Producer Alice to the microphone 🎙️</p><p>Join us as we invite the brightest, most...

<p>It’s our final episode of season one, and we’re going out with a bang! Delving into the dimension of supercars and laundry detergents designed for NASA, Jasmine (she/her) is joined by University of Manchester alumni...

<p>Speaking out about the things that matter, matters. This week Jasmine is diving into the deep end with Professor of Climate Science and Energy, Alice Larkin (she/her), and Ishita Somwanshi (she/her) a first year...

<p>From Star Wars to Avatar... you can find pieces of Dr Zahra Montazeri (she/her) and her work throughout some of your favourite films. Today she explains not only how she employs science to create such magical...

<p>‘If you’re a creative person that can write well, then science is for you!’ Professor Emma Crosbie</p><p>On today’s episode, we’re talking about defying expectations and looking out for yourself while you do. From...

<p>Shouldn’t we all be the main character in our own lives? This week Jasmine talks sustainability and finding support systems with two guests – Fashion Business and Technology Lecturer Charlene Gallery (she/her), and...

<p>We begin our journey with two guests aligned in their passion of making a positive impact on our planet, Ciara (she/her) and Vanessa (they/them). Ciara bringing her experience as an Aerospace Systems Lecturer, and...

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President and Vice-Chancellor, The University of Manchester
Chief Executive Officer, Family Business Association
Author, Teacher, Radio Host and Podcaster, Universal Streamers Agency
Associate Professor & Director of the Advanced BioImaging Facility, The Tyndall Centre for Climate Change
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