The Hublic Sphere Podcast

14/04/2022

The final episode of Season 2 is here!

What are your associations with Eastern Europe, and why?
What about Central Europe? Where would you locate it on a map?

Conor Brennan speaks to Kasia Szymanska and Karolina Watroba about the myths and fantasies surrounding this region, where they come from and how they relate to the current crisis.

14th April 2022 In the final episode of season two, Conor Brennan speaks to Dr Kasia Szymanska and Dr Karolina Watroba about the connections between Eastern and Western Europe. They discuss the Polis

06/04/2022

We are finishing on a high note! Our last episode of season 2 will be out next week. Listen to Conor Brennan talk with guests Dr Karolina Watroba and Dr Kasia Szymanska on crossing borders, multilingualism and the idea of central Europe

Peep the teaser below!
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Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, University of Oxford

15/03/2022

Season 2 Ep 6 with Lorraine McEvoy is here! Below you can listen to this stellar conversation, featuring Majella McAllister of and Prof Mary O’Dowd, about connecting the history of childhood with the experiences of children today

The Museum of Childhood Ireland
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In this episode, Lorraine McEvoy speaks to Majella McAllister (founder, head of Youth Voices Team) and Professor Mary O ’Dowd (head of History Team) about the Museum of Childhood Ireland (MOCI, https:

11/03/2022

As the bank holiday weekend approaches- we've got you sorted! Listen to the teaser for our next episode by Lorraine McEvoy:

'Past, Present and Potential at the Museum of Childhood Ireland', with guests Majella McAllister and Prof Mary O’Dowd

Season 2 Episode 6 is out next week!

The Museum of Childhood Ireland

07/03/2022

"Mathematics is often taught devoid of a human element" — can overcoming this also help us address the lingering gender gap in mathematics?

Our next episode will be out soon, but in the meantime did you catch our most recent conversation, hosted by Tom Hedley?

This podcast episode marks an important centenary: 100 years ago, in 1922, the trailblazing modern mathematician, Emmy Noether, was finally given a paid lectureship at the University of Göttingen in G

14/02/2022

Really, what better way is there to tell someone you love them than to share Tom Hedley's episode of the Hublic Sphere with them?

Tom spoke with Professor June Barrow-Green (Open University), Mireia Martínez i Sellarès (Utrecht University) and Iseult O'Rourke to talk art/math intersections, women in science and the inspiring figure of Emmy Noether!

This podcast episode marks an important centenary: 100 years ago, in 1922, the trailblazing modern mathematician, Emmy Noether, was finally given a paid lectureship at the University of Göttingen in G

08/02/2022

This Valentine's Day, coming to a streaming service near you! Hublic Sphere team member Tom Hedley speaks with Professor June Barrow-Green (The Open University) Mireia Martínez i Sellarès (Utrecht University) and Iseult O'Rourke. They talk inequalities in academia and how connecting the arts and sciences can help overcome them!

Check out the teaser below!

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18/01/2022

'This is part of the essence of Homer, Hesiod and the Greek myths: What is life? Where does life begin and end?'

To hear more about the impact of retelling ancient myths, listen to our latest episode now:

In this episode Lisa Doyle talks to Helen Meany and Dr Bridget Martin about their exciting projects which ensure that Classics is becoming available to everyone: Access Classics (the UCD outreach programme) and ClassicsNow (the cultural festival taking place online and across Dublin). The discussion...

13/01/2022

This is not a drill- S2 EP4 is here! (a day earlier than planned cos we just couldn't contain ourselves)

Check out Lisa Doyle in conversation with Bridget Martin (Access Classics) and Helen Meany (ClassicsNow Festival), discussing how we relate to the ancient world and bringing Classics into the public sphere

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Trinity College Dublin Classics

In this episode Lisa Doyle talks to Helen Meany and Dr Bridget Martin about their exciting projects which ensure that Classics is becoming available to everyone: Access Classics (the UCD outreach prog

09/01/2022

It's a new year, so it's time for a new episode of The Hublic Sphere! Check out this teaser for Season 2 Episode 4 with
Lisa Doyle, coming to a streaming service near you this Friday.

You can also listen to the teaser on Spotify and follow our channel to keep up to date with new episodes:

https://spoti.fi/3nbSyn0

09/12/2021

The day has arrived! Season 2 Episode 3 is here- featuring an uplifting conversation between our own Courtney Helen Grile and Jenny Macdonald and Melody Chadamoyo of the SoloSIRENs Collective.

Check out 'Creating Together: Before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic' below!

https://soundcloud.com/tlrhub/tlrh-the-hublic-sphere-creating-together-before-during-and-after-the-covid-19-pandemic?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=wtshare&utm_medium=widget&utm_content=https%253A%252F%252Fsoundcloud.com%252Ftlrhub%252Ftlrh-the-hublic-sphere-creating-together-before-during-and-after-the-covid-19-pandemic

In this episode I spoke with Jenny Macdonald and Melody Chadamoyo about their work with the SoloSIRENs Collective based in Tallaght. The collective uses applied drama/theatre methods to generate dialo