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A podcast from the Graduate School at Brunel University London. Series 1 was recorded at the Graduate School Summer School in 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA podcast from the Graduate School at Brunel University London. Series 1 was recorded at the Graduate School Summer School in 2024.
The BruPod is hosted by Graduate School Brunel University London. The show has published 15 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Kiran on Sensory Processing Sensitivity and Wellbeing" (15 June 2025, 10 minutes), "Maggie on exploring SEND Parent Carer Quality of Life with Autoethnography" (15 June 2025, 8 minutes), and "Udita on Menstrual Experiences in Kolkata" (15 June 2025, 9 minutes).
The BruPod publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 9 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for The BruPod is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The BruPod requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The BruPod's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The BruPod are Universities & Colleges. The BruPod has an education audience.
Graduate School Brunel University London hosts The BruPod, an education podcast with 15 episodes published.
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<p>In episode 7 of our second series, we're in conversation with doctoral researcher Kiran Garcha about her PhD research in cognitive and clinical neuroscience. Kiran explains her work focusing on Sensory Processing...

<p>In Episode 6, Maggie Stephenson discusses her research on the lived experiences of parents and carers of children with special educational needs and disabilities. Using a critical autoethnographic approach and...

<p>In Episode 5, Udita Bose discusses her research on the menstrual experiences of adolescent girls in Kolkata. She explains how her research tackles the pervasive stigma around menstruation, utilising innovative...

<p>In Episode 4, Kat Lacey delves into her anthropological research on home education in the UK. Through interviews and observations, Kat explores the rich and often misunderstood culture of home-educating families. She...

<p>In Episode 3, Lorraine Groves talks about her research into digital mental health support for university students. Drawing on her work as a wellbeing therapist, Lorraine uses interviews, focus groups, and co-design...

<p>In Episode 2, Rita Ekhareafo shares her research on the environmental and health risks posed by abandoned mines, where over a million sites remain largely unassessed. Rita explains how her work is focusing on the...

<p>In episode 1, we're in conversation with doctoral researcher Tabitha Carless-Frost about her creative writing PhD. She shares her unique approach to historical reconstruction, focusing on the fascinating, largely...

<p>In Episode 8, we’re in conversation with Adisa Akintola about his PhD research examining how the colour black is used to describe people of African Caribbean descent and how they feel about that. He explains why he...

<p>In episode 7 we’re in conversation with Mulkie Al-Hashmi about her research on community entrepreneurship and place branding. She talks about her interest in why some of the unique and authentic entrepreneurship...

<p>In Episode 6, we’re in conversation with Lawrence Reilly who is researching European Modernist Utopian Literature. He explains how he’s using his research to consider how we can all benefit more from advances in...

<p>In episode 5 Bandana Adhikary talks about her PhD research looking at the “hidden curriculum” in private schools in Nepal. She explains how she’s getting to grips with what schoolchildren are learning from school as...

<p>In Episode 4 Zoe Tsu talks about her research which looks at how to brand a country, specifically her home country of Taiwan. She explains how she’s exploring innovative approaches for leveraging Taiwan's...

<p>Ep 3 Ash on the sexuality and reproductive rights of disabled women </p><br><p>In Episode 3 Aswathi Soman discusses her PhD research looking at sexuality and disabled women. She talks openly about her concerns as a...

<p>In Episode 2 Miguel Meirim discusses his research looking at the intricate dynamics of crime and education. He explains how he is using advanced econometric techniques and why he is so passionate about applying...

<p>In Episode 1 Robin Longobardi Zingarelli discusses his research focusing on trans and queer theory and video games as a medium. He talks about how intense it can feel to incorporate personal experiences into PhD...
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