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Whether you’re deep in your PhD, considering postgraduate study, or simply curious about academic life, this podcast offers an honest window into what it means to pursue knowledge at Roehampton and what it costs. Produced by Roehampton graduate students, the podcast features interviews with fellow grad students, academics, providers of university services, and special guests.
Roehampton Graduate School hosts The Roey Grad Podcast, a education show with 41 episodes published.
Charles, Will and Aaliyah talk to Bridget Steenkamp, Pentecostal minister, community organiser, and, relevantly for the pod, DTh student in Roehampton’s School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. Bridget’s research
Show notesA longer version of Charles, Aaliyah, and Will conversation with Benoît André , PhD student in Roehampton’s School of Arts. Benoît is a composer and sound-designer, researching flooding in Gloucestershire and West London
Show notesDr Ian Kinane is the editor of the International Journal of James Bond Studies and an expert on all things 007. He is also a Reader in Literature and Popular Culture here at Roehampton. In this week’s show, he talks abou
Show notesThis week, we revisit the conversation Charles and Will had with Sandra, Charlie and James from the University of Roehampton’s Library team. This longer edit includes considerations on privacy and data protection, which
Show notesThe wait is officially over, with the registration for the Roehampton Research & Innovation Summit now open! This year’s programme brings together an inspiring mix of internal and external experts, each week will be givi
Show notesAs an expert in the field, Dr Lisa Sainsbury says that “children’s literature is far more complex than a lot of people give it credit for”. In this week’s podcast, Dr Sainsbury talks about her passion for her subject and
Show notesThis week features a longer version of Will’s conversation with Dr Joshua Sadler, who recently defended his Techne -funded thesis, “41 Minutes West: A Passage Towards the ‘Non-Man’, Through Learning Disability, Impossibl
Show notesOur guest this week make no apology for spending his study hours watching television – often Sex and the City and Desperate Housewives. Ben Keightley’s PhD subject is the representation of women during what’sknown as the
Show notesThis week, we revisit, in a longer form, Will’s conversation with Sanjini Kedia, a Dance Therapy student in the School of Arts, who has submitted her thesis, for defence in 2026. Sanjini takes an intersectional feminist
Show notesCharles, Aaliyah, and Will talk with Benoît André , PhD student in Roehampton’s School of Arts. Benoît is a composer and sound-designer, researching flooding in Gloucestershire and West London, through the medium of soun
Show notesThis week, we’re revisiting the conversation Aaliyah, Charles and Will had with Kaylianna Christian, a PhD (Prof.) student in the School of Education, which we recorded in July. Apt timing, as this cut features some cons
Show notesWhen thinking about a PhD, it’s easy to focus on the D(octorate), but some will truly honour the Ph(ilosophy). In this episode, Will sits down with Dr Joshua Sadler, who recently defended his Techne -funded thesis, “41 M
Show notesThis bonus episode features a longer cut of Will's conversation with Sripadma Ganapathi , a third-year Dance PhD student of Roehampton's School of Arts. A dancer, and teacher, of Bharatanatyam , an Indian classical dance
Show notesIn her PhD in Philosophy, Claire Hamlett explores the idea of animal homes. As a freelance journalist, Claire had been interested to read Wildlife as Property Owners (2020) by Karen Bradshaw, which discussed how animal h
Show notesA longer cut of Will’s interview with Jian Bakir, a third year Education PhD student. Jian’s thesis explores the experience of primary school teachers in active war zones – in this instance Aleppo, Syria. They discuss th
Show notesWill interviews Sanjini Kedia, a Dance Therapy student in the School of Arts, who has submitted her thesis, for defence in 2026. Sanjini’s research profile Sanjini’s latest publication (out since the recording) Zotero ,
Show notesA longer version of Charles’ Interview with Catherine Archer-Richards , who is in the final months of her PhD in History. Catherine’s thesis, “Shakespeare as the ‘girl’s friend’” investigates the way girls in the Victori
Show notesHiman Heidari’s PhD research was inspired by reading a nineteenth century account by a Westerner who visited his home town in Iran. That led to his interest in women travel writers of that period and their reports of int
Show notesA longer version of Will’s interview with Natalie Cairns-Ratter, which aired earlier this year . Natalie is a musician, music teacher, and mother of an Autistic son, which all led her, first to a Master of Education at t
Show notesToday books for children are a lucrative part of the publishing business. Juliet Harrison is studying how they emerged in the first half of the nineteenth century through the work of a number of women writers, including
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