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In September 2023, Raising the Bar and the University of Canterbury presented 20 talks across 10 venues in Christchurch, turning the city into a hub of ideas and lively discussion for one unforgettable night. Whether you were there and want to relive the experience or couldn’t make it, the recordings are now available for everyone to enjoy.
Raising the Bar hosts Raising the Bar Christchurch 2023, a education show with 19 episodes published.
In this episode, explore the unintended consequences of human-wildlife interactions with a focus on the kea, one of Aotearoa’s most beloved native birds. While feeding birds or snapping a photo on a hike may seem harmles
In this episode, explore the return of inflation with economist Stephen as he unpacks why rising prices matter more than we remember. For a generation used to stable or falling costs, inflation feels like a relic of the
In this episode, delve into the complex psychology of denial with forensic psychologist Dr Stephen Ware. Why do some individuals convicted of sexual offences continue to claim innocence—even if it means missing out on re
In this episode, unpack the complex world of online trolling with Professor Veer. While trolling is often linked to bullying, abuse, and hate, not all trolls are destructive—some even use their tactics to build communiti
In this episode, explore why efforts to create positive social change often fall short with Associate Professor of Māori Wellbeing, Sacha McMeeking. Despite billions spent, real impact remains slow—and Sacha argues it's
In this episode, discover why storytelling remains one of the most powerful tools for modern innovation. From advertising to social media, we use stories to connect, persuade, and make sense of the world—but in an age ob
In this episode, explore how digital technology is reshaping the lives of young people with Cheryl Brown and Kathryn MacCallum, co-Directors of the Digital Education Futures Lab. As the line between online and offline bl
In this episode, unpack what we really mean when we talk about racism—and what it takes to truly be anti-racist. This talk dives into the complexities of race, the challenges of discussing racism openly, and the differen
In this episode, explore the lasting impact of New Zealand’s closed adoption laws with researcher and advocate Annabel Ahuriri-Driscoll. Introduced in 1955, the Adoption Act severed ties between unmarried parents and the
In this episode, step into the Metaverse with insights from the Human Interface Technology Lab (HIT Lab NZ). With all the buzz about virtual worlds, what is the Metaverse really—and what can it do for us? Explore how VR
In this episode, journey into the heart of New Zealand’s glaciers with glaciologist Dr Heather Purdie. From deep inside crevasses to long-term monitoring in the Southern Alps, Heather reveals how glaciers serve as powerf
In this episode, discover the surprisingly fun side of thermodynamics with beer as your guide. From the science of heat and work to the quirks of alcohol labelling, this talk brings thermodynamics to life through unexpec
In this episode, discover the hidden doomsday threat that’s already inside us—antibiotic resistance. While nuclear war and climate change dominate headlines, Professor Jack Heinemann reveals how this silent crisis has be
In this episode, explore how AI—and tools like ChatGPT—are reshaping the business world, with a closer look at the myths, challenges, and real opportunities. As companies race to boost efficiency and innovation, this tal
In this episode, dive into the murky world of fake knowledge and blurred truths with sociologist Santi. From social media to everyday conversations, the line between what’s real and what’s fabricated is becoming harder t
In this episode, discover how cutting-edge technology is tackling the inequities in breast cancer screening with researchers from the University of Canterbury. From barriers of cost and access to age-related gaps, this t
In this episode, explore the powerful link between what we eat and how we feel with clinical psychologist Professor Julia Rucklidge. As rates of mental health issues rise, Julia shares the growing scientific evidence tha
In this episode, unpack the big questions around transport policy in New Zealand. Why are speed limits being lowered? Why invest in cycleways? And is it really cars—or cows—driving climate change? Join transport expert A
In this episode, discover the unexpected journey of historian Geoffrey Rice, whose curiosity led him from academic research to uncovering a forgotten chapter of New Zealand’s past. His book on the 1918 influenza pandemic
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