Podcasts made by students where our hosts debate on an incredibly diverse range of topics from Modern Science to Classical Civilization.
For this week's medicine podcast, our hosts discuss cancer in medicine. If you agree or disagree with anything, or want to add to what has been said, feel free to send over a voice message using the link: https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message.
For the first episode of our Economics mini-series, your hosts Dhanush Vydyam and Eshan Savani talk about Pablo Escobar and his notorious Medellín Cartel and the economics that built them and Colombia. If you agree or disagree with anything, or want to add to what has been said, feel free to send over a voice message using the link: https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message.
For this week's medicine podcast, our hosts: Aaryan Panchal, Lisa Chelikani, Somya Gandhi and Vanshita Mishra discuss about various ethical scenarios that might arise in medicine and what they would do if they were in that situation. If you agree or disagree with anything, or want to add to what has been said, feel free to send over a voice message using the link: https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message.
This week, our hosts James Turvey and Jacob Haddo discuss Roman Legionary Equipment. If you want to add to what James and Jacob said, feel free to send over a voice message using the link: https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message.
This week, our hosts Pallav Hingu, Labdhi Mehta, Ishan Tiwari and Keyaa Mehta discuss the future of internet security and the danger quantum computers may pose to cyber-security. If you agree or disagree with anything, or want to add to what has been said, feel free to send over a voice message using the link: https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message
For this week's economics episode, you are joined by your hosts Dhanush Vydyam, and a new member of the team - Aarush Lal. These two chat about how Behavioural Economics has been put to use and the various scenarios that it played a part in. They also discuss how Rishi Sunak could have better used Behavioural Economics in his 'Eat Out to Help Out' scheme and whether it would be a miraculous success or a major flop. If you agree or disagree with anything, or want to add to what has been said, feel free to send over a voice message using the link: https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message
For the Student Box's first medicine episode, you are joined by your hosts Aaryan Panchal, Vanshita Mishra, Lisa Chelikani, and Soumya Gandhi. These budding doctors discuss and evaluate potential cures for COVID-19 and opine of whether each is a viable enough option. If you agree or disagree with anything, or want to add to what has been said, feel free to send over a voice message using the link: https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message
This week, our host Dhanush Vydyam discusses Kanye West's interview on becoming president and what was to happen economically to the US if Mr West does take over the office. If you disagree or want to add to what Dhanush said, feel free to send over a voice message using the link: https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message
This week, our hosts James Turvey and Jacob Haddo discuss and describe various forms of Roman entertainment, famous and lesser-known, from gladiators to the theatre. If you want to add to what James and Jacob said, feel free to send over a voice message using the link: https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message
This week, our hosts Pallav Hingu, Labdhi Mehta, Ishan Tiwari and Keyaa Mehta briefly discuss the possibilities and limitations of Big Data and Data Mining. If you agree or disagree with anything, or want to add to what has been said, feel free to send over a voice message using the link: https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message
For The Student Box's first ever Classics podcast, our hosts James Turvey and Jacob Haddo discuss the shortest reigning Roman emperors and medicine in ancient Greece & Rome. If you disagree (or agree) with our opinions or want to add something, feel free to send us a voice message via the given link : https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message
For The Student Box's first ever Computer Science podcast, our hosts Pallav Hingu, Labdhi Mehta, Ishan Tiwari and Keyaa Mehta discuss whether computer science should be learnt from a young age, along with the benefits and drawbacks of employing this subject within the curriculum of young children. If you disagree (or agree) with our opinions or want to add something, feel free to send us a voice message via the given link : https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message
For The Student Box's first ever Economics podcast, our hosts Dhanush Vydyam and Eshan Savani discuss deglobalisation, its causes, impacts and whether in the future economies would want to become more self-reliant. If you disagree (or agree) with our opinions or want to add something, feel free to send us a voice message via the given link : https://anchor.fm/the-student-box/message