On overlapping chronologies, intersecting geographies, translation and how writing can bring this all together. Kimberly Campanello - poet, performer, writer and professor at the University of Leeds - converses with Alice Flinta about her transnational belongings between the US, the UK and the south of Italy, and how this all comes together in her most recent project, a rewriting of the Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri.

Made by the University of York, this podcast shares our international students' stories of life in the UK, giving you a first hand insight into the student experience.

Explore the University of York Art Collection with hosts Helena Cox, Art Curator, and Gary Brannan, Keeper of Archives and Research Collections.

Four history students at the University of York interviewing professors and academics on their research with the aim of making history more accessible.

The food system causes about a third of global greenhouse gas emissions. How can we, as individual citizens, reduce the environmental impact of our food? Feed the Planet is the podcast that tries to tackle that question. Each episode Professor Sarah Bridle, Chair of Food, Climate and Society at the University of York, talks to experts about how we can change our diets to eat more sustainably.

The official podcast of the York Politics Society. Join some of the polsoc crew to hear about only the most interesting moments in politics!

A podcasted-walk tour of York's historic city centre, from the UoY Department of Sociology.

If we tell you “chemistry”, you may think of crazy bubbling and explosions in labs, or a picture of big industries releasing dirty chemicals in rivers may come to your mind. In short, nothing compatible with the environment! That’s where we (Dan and Elsa) come in to immerse you in the world of green chemistry, the science finding the sustainable solutions to the global environmental challenges of today and on in to the future!

From the BALEAP TELSIG (Technology-Enhances Learning) special interest group. A conversation between EAP practitioners and TEL specialists on using technology in classroom practice. We look specifically at polling tools and ways in which tech can aid interaction.

This is a great podcast made by the BBC, with this particular episode being recorded in the Creativity Lab's podcast studio. This comedy podcast works with comedians to learn interesting parts of history with host Greg Jenner.

This is a podcast from the Careers and Placements team and features interviews with people about their roles and career paths. The Careers and Placements team embed the episodes on their blog, with a transcript.

This series is your gateway to understanding of leadership and the challenges of leadership in human rights practice. In each episode, we meet with human rights defenders and activists to learn about their work and practice.

Join Raina and Vanessa as they share their stories, joys, mistakes, and lessons learnt while navigating university and adulting at the University of York. On the Black Access podcast, we discuss topics on your mind and close to your heart as a student.

ConCon is Consciousness Conversations. A podcast where we delve into the nature of subjective experience, self-awareness, and the workings of the brain. Whether you're a skeptic or a seeker, you'll find something to ponder in each episode. Tune in and expand your understanding of what it means to be conscious

Johno and Robbo from the University of York Men's Cricket Club present their weekly podcast "Over and Out".

Brought to you by the Interdisciplinary Global Development Centre (IGDC) at the University of York, UK. The podcast - designed for researchers from any discipline - explores the practicalities of decolonising research, with insights from experts with first-hand experience, drawing on fields as diverse as public health and film-making. Through round-table discussions and one-on-one interviews we will explore how our guests have overcome the challenges of decolonising research, with emphasis on partnerships, methods, and impact.