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Prof. David Zeitlyn is a Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Oxford. In this compelling episode of The Know Show Podcast, David talks to Hussain about his research in Cameroon which has been ongoing since 1985. We are given a rich account of his ethnographic work which has looked at Mambila Divination, Cameroonian photography, and methods in visual anthropology. Listen for a fascinating anthropological account of research that draws on work from over 35 years. You won’t get this anywhere else...

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Prof. John Lowe is an Associate Professor of Sanskrit in the Faculty of Oriental Studies at the University of Oxford. He talks to Hussain about how he became interested in language development, and how he came to study Sanskrit language and linguistics. He discusses the way language is so powerful, and the way written language can preserve older things, can prevent change or can undo change. Listen to hear John explore the way language changes over time, and how words are constantly changing and being remade through their translation from speech to writing. He draws on the influence texting has had here, and where this is heading. In this fascinating episode we learn about the way he is comparing ancient Indian linguistic tradition to modern western linguistic tradition, and the human knowledge that can be derived from this.

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Prof. Philippe Cullet is a Professor of International and Environmental Law at SOAS University of London. He is also the convenor of the Law, Environment and Development Centre (LEDC). In this episode of The Know Show Podcast, Philippe talks to Hussain about his research that spans environmental law, natural resources, human rights and the socio-economic aspects of intellectual property. He asks questions about our approach to sustainability and focuses particularly on water rights and law, drawing this out through looking at India. Listen to better understand the way that today the biggest problem in terms of access to water is not its quantity, but its quality. 

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Prof. Adia Benton is a cultural anthropologist whose research focuses on global health, biomedicine and development/humanitarianism. She is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Northwestern University. In this inspiring episode of The Know Show Podcast, she discusses her incredible research that touches on the often unintended consequences of global health and humanitarianism, with a particular focus on epidemics and West Africa. She talks to Hussain about her work within this that includes looking at race and humanitarian professionals, security and military paradigms during epidemics, hierarchies within this practice, and temporality in an era of anti-retroviral therapies for HIV/AIDS. Her studies are informed by her previous career in the fields of global health and post-conflict development in sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia. We are given a rare and critical analysis of humanitarianism and development today that is built on this first hand experience through an anthropological lens.

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Prof. Tim Jordan is a Professor of Digital Cultures and the Director of the Programme in Arts and Sciences at University College London. In this episode of The Know Show Podcast Tim talks to Hussain about the fascinating course he directs at UCL which promotes and allows for a real sense of interdisciplinary bridging between the arts and sciences. He continues to discuss his own research, where you can listen to him explore the world of the digital economy and the politics of information. He talks about hacktivism and cryptocurrency in expanding on the social and cultural meaning of digital and internet socio-technologies. With the digital world evermore prolific in our everyday lives - everyone should listen to this podcast...

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Prof. Helen Bond is a Professor of Christian Origins, and the Head of the School of Divinity at Edinburgh University. In this episode of The Know Show Podcast Helen discusses her research that looks at understanding the aspects of early Christianity. She delves into the social, cultural and religious context within which Christianity emerged, highlighting how ancient texts on Christianity are far from neutral, likening it to the type of spin we see in society today. She draws on the work of the Jewish historian Flavius Josephus to give us an insight into the historical Jesus and the early Christian movement. 

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Dr. Dace Dzenovska is an Associate Professor in the Anthropology of Migration at the University of Oxford. In this episode of The Know Show Podcast she discusses her incredible research that interrogates what we mean by emptiness. She talks about the way she has looked at this in relation to the emptying cities, towns, and villages in Latvia, Ukraine, Belarus and Russia. Listen to hear Dace unpack emptiness as a concrete historical formation that has emerged in conditions when socialist modernity is gone and promises of capitalist modernity have failed. 

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Dr. Reuben Loffman is a Senior Lecturer in African History at Queen Mary University of London. In this episode of The Know Show Podcast, Reuben talks to Hussain about his research that works to highlight the agency of local people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and their responses to imperialism, war, and international development following formal decolonisation in 1960. He delves into his background, and how his teaching English for 8 months in Tanzania set him off on his academic journey that has followed. Listen for a fascinating insight into the ways people navigate authoritarian rule in their everyday, and the implications this has on development, governance, and the experience of violence. 

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Francis Green is a Professor of Work and Education Economics in University College London Institute of Education. In this episode of The Know Show Podcast Francis discusses the huge problems with the private schooling system in Britain. He draws on his book Engines of Privilege, which he co-authored with David Kynaston. Listen to hear the way Francis articulately unpacks the ways private education is set up to benefit the society in which we live, and ways that we can push to reform this educational apartheid that exists. He clearly explains the way private schools are linked to the top universities and careers, and why it is so important we tackle this historical and entrenched system that persists. He shows why money should not be able to buy education, and highlights the inequality this bestows on society.

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In this episode of The Know Show Podcast, Prof. Yaron Peleg talks to Hussain about his work that focuses on modern Hebrew literary history, Israeli cinema and Israeli culture more generally. Prof. Yaron Peleg is a Kennedy Leigh Professor in Modern Hebrew Studies at the University of Cambridge. Listen to hear him critically engage in discussions around Zionism and orientalism, colonialism, and Israeli culture. He draws on his research that focuses on various cultural constructs in Israeli cinema, among them gender formation, ethnic identities (Ashkenazi/Mizrahi) and religious identities.

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Dr. Alfredo Castello is a Senior Lecturer at MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research. He is also a Visiting Academic at the Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford. Alfredo is the principal investigator of the Castello Lab, and in this episode of The Know Show Podcast, he discusses their work which aims to identify which cellular RNA-binding proteins are involved in infection and how. He talks about the way he applies his methods to different viral models, and the potential RNA-binding proteins have in fighting outbreaks and pandemics to come. Listen for a rare insight into the processes involved in the discovery and the creation of new antivirals.  

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Dr. Ash Casey is a Senior Lecturer in Pedagogy in the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences at Loughborough University. In this episode of The Know Show Podcast, Ash talks about his background in PE teaching, and how this led him back into academia. He discusses pivotal moments within his career, and how these experiences framed his research interests in Models-based Practice, teacher professional development and learning, and the use of technology and social media in teacher development and student learning. 

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Prof. William Tierney University Professor Emeritus and Founding Director of the Pullias Center for Higher Education at the University of Southern California. In this episode of The Know Show Podcast he discusses the role that higher education plays in democracy, telling us how they are inextricably linked. Listen to hear him unpack the ways that universities can play a vital role in advancing democracy, and his worries that individuals are too often on the side lines of this, consumed by their internal concerns. He discusses the way universities get funding, the way narratives are controlled, and all things freedom of speech. He draws on his newest book, Higher Education for Democracy, which includes research from India, Hong Kong and the United States.

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Prof. Richard Wilkinson is a Professor Emeritus of Social Epidemiology at the University of Nottingham Medical School, Honorary Professor at University College London and Visiting Professor at the University of York. He also co-founded The Equality Trust, which works to reduce economic and social inequality through analysing and disseminating the latest research, promoting robust evidence-based arguments and supporting a dynamic network of campaign groups across the country. In this episode of The Know Show Podcast, Prof. Richard Wilkinson discusses his career that spans over 40 years, chatting about his two seminal books written in collaboration with Kate Pickett; The Spirit Level and The Inner Level. He talks to Hussain about his incredible body of work both inside and outside of academia. Richard uses his insight and knowledge to discuss climate change and the pandemic, showing how both expose the vast inequality that persists in society, and the clear lack of government action to tackle this. Watch to see Richard unpacking his core argument that remains, and which requires more than ever, campaigning towards—the fact that equality is better for us all.

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Prof. Lisa Sarasohn is an Emeritus Professor at Oregon State University. She specialises in Early Modern Intellectual History, and the History of Science. She has published work on Galileo Galilei, Thomas Hobbes, and Margaret Cavendish, which has led her towards her more recent studies that look to the cultural history of vermin. In this fascinating episode of The Know Show Podcast, Lisa discusses her new book ‘Getting Under Our Skin: The Cultural and Social History of Vermin’. She discusses the way vermin have been conceptualised and understood, and what this can tell us about the society we live in. More specifically, Lisa explores how vermin have entered our lexicon, and changed the ways in which we view and talk about class and race. Tune in to listen to Lisa critically analyse the way vermin are utilised in both historical and contemporary discourses, tracing how this has changed over time and what this tells us.

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In this episode of The Know Show Podcast, Hussain is joined by Dr. Chika Watanabe, who is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Social Anthropology at the University of Manchester. Listen to Chika eloquently discuss her fascinating research, which is more salient than ever in today’s climate. Chika critically analyses development aid, and questions what it means to ‘do good’. She also expands on her most recent research that looks to understand how we learn to prepare for disasters and what this tells us about society. She explains the way we need to be attentive to the taken-for-granted categories within these pedagogies, especially as disasters are becoming increasingly frequent, widespread and varied.

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Donald Barron is the Applied Performance Analysis Lead in the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences at Loughborough University. In the episode of The Know Show Podcast, he discusses his wealth of experience that he brings to the field, having worked in professional football for over ten years. He discusses his research, for example, talking about the process of scouting, scouting teams, and the potential technology has in making this fairer and more efficient. Watch for an exclusive insight into the world of football, academia, and technology in one sitting.

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Prof. Ellen Helsper is a Professor of Digital Inequalities in the Department of Media and Communications at London School of Economics and Politics. In this episode of The Know Show Podcast, we discuss the digital divide, the impact of COVID-19 on this, and what can be done to combat the inequalities that exist in this space. Watch for an exclusive insight into Prof. Ellen Helsper’s research, where she draws on her current interests that revolve around the links between social and digital inequalities, mediated interpersonal communication, participatory immersive digital spaces (VR, ER), and quantitative and qualitative methodological developments in media and communications research.

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Dr. James Corke-Webster is a Senior Lecturer in Roman History at King’s College London. In this episode he discusses his research interests, focussing on early Christian and late antique history and literature. He introduces us to Eusebius, and unpacks the way he has influenced Christianity. He asks who persecuted Christianity under regime change in Rome, showing how he is pioneering a new “bottom up” approach to understanding the reality of Christian experience. 

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Marloes Janson is Professor of West African Anthropology in the Department of Anthropology and Sociology and Associate Director of Research at SOAS University of London. In this episode she talks through how her interest in anthropology and religion developed. She discusses her truly fascinating work that looks at Chrislam in Lagos, Nigeria, a religious movement that fuses Christian and Muslim beliefs and practices. From this she discusses the term ‘religious shoppers’ that emerged from her participants, and explains what this looks like as people navigate their everyday lives.

Here is the link to her newest book: https://www.cambridge.org/gb/academic/subjects/politics-international-relations/african-government-politics-and-policy/crossing-religious-boundaries-islam-christianity-and-yoruba-religion-lagos-nigeria?format=HB

Here is Marloes' and Akintunde Akinleye's The Spiritual Highway exhibition catalogue: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Spiritual-Highway-Religious-Making-Megacity/dp/B00KQGWTMA

For the exhibition, see also: https://www.soas.ac.uk/gallery/spiritual-highway/

You can also explore the special issue of the journal Africa that Marloes co-edited with Birgit Meyer on Christian-Muslim relations in Africa here: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/africa/issue/51ABBDA5C050AAC243782EB88CA4AEE4

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Dr. Sara Stevano is both a Lecturer in Economics and a Member of the Feminist Political Economy and Development Research Cluster at SOAS University. In this episode she discusses feminist political economy, anthropology, and development. Sara talks about what we understand essential work to be, and how the pandemic has highlighted that some workers have been absolutely necessary for the continuation of some aspects of life. Yet she unpacks how the term essential workers is loaded, considering the discourses involved deciding who is essential and who is not, stressing that this raises fundamental questions as to how governments have used the term for political motivations and ends.

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Dr. Monica Granados is a Policy Advisor for Environment and Climate Change Canada, works on the Leadership Team for PREreview, and acts as a Scientific Data Scientist for various Federal and Municipal Departments. In this episode she talks us through her desire to make academic research more accessible to everyone through Open Access publishing. She discusses her academic background and her various job roles, explaining how they are all centred around her belief in the importance of public engagement within research and the policy making process. 

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Dr. Leslie James is a Senior Lecturer in Global History at Queen Mary University of London. In this episode she discusses how she became interested in imperial history and the history of anti-imperialism, decolonisation, the Cold War, and African and Caribbean history. She talks us through her own life, alongside her research focussing on George Padmore, a central figure of radical anti-colonial movements in the 21st Century, unpacking why he still receives little recognition in comparison to other revolutionaries. 

Here is a link to her work with the Afro-Asian Research Networks Collective: https://afroasiannetworks.com/

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Dr. Simon O’Meara is a Lecturer in the History of Architecture and Archaeology of the Islamic Middle East at SOAS, University of London. His research focuses on what material culture makes ‘thinkable’ in Islamic culture, and how vision is socialised. In this episode of The Know Show Podcast, he delves into what drew him to this area of study, and talks to Hussain about his research mainly through a focus on North Africa, and specifically Morocco. 

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Dr. Emiel Awad is a London School of Economics Fellow in the Department of Government. In this episode he discusses his interest in studying lobbyists, game theory and how this can be used to understand the strategies lobbyists use, transparency, and the way information is shared. He discusses tactics surrounding the way lobbyists provide information to legislators and politicians, drawing on tobacco lobbying, and how these processes are often portrayed in mainstream media and popular culture. 

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Dr. George Kunnath is a social anthropologist and a Research Fellow at the International Inequalities Institute at the London School of Economics. In this episode, he discusses his route into anthropological research, and unpacks his work on the everyday world of Dalit and Adivasi communities living amidst India’s Maoist insurgency and counterinsurgency. He draws on topics surrounding caste and class relations, and the relationality of poverty, inequality, conflict and development. He begins to explain his latest comparative research that looks at armed conflicts and peace processes, focussing on the Maoist movement in India and the FARC in Colombia. 

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Dr. Carsten Fuhs is a Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems at Birkbeck, University of London. In this episode he talks us through his background and how he got into his area of specialisation. He discusses his projects, and the way automation is changing programming techniques, making them helpful instead of being a burden. 

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Prof. Kenneth Abbott is a Professor of Law at Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, and Dr. Benjamin Faude is London School of Economics Fellow in Global Politics. They discuss how they began working together to explain different kinds of institutional arrangements. In this episode they draw on multiple case studies to illustrate their work on cooperation problems, for example sustainability and climate change, explaining what this means and how their research unpacks this.

Here are the links to both papers discussed: 

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/international-theory/article/choosing-lowcost-institutions-in-global-governance/E4C6825D40595761B61273EB7DFDFA2A

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11558-021-09431-3

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Dr. Tanya Serisier is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Criminology at Birkbeck, University of London. This episode considers her important research that explores the cultural politics of sexuality and sexual violence from a feminist and queer perspective. She talks about her involvement in feminsit activism, and her work in the community sector in women's health. She discusses her research in Australia, drawing out the way sexual violence has been trivialised and used to mobilsie racist and sexist discourses. Her most recent work examines conceptions of sexual pleasure and danger under neoliberalism, with a particular focus on the cultural politics of sexual consent.

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Cliff Eisen is a Professor of Music at King’s College London, who specialises in Mozart and 18th Century Music, including history and biography, analysis, source studies, performance practice, Mozart's cultural context and Mozart historiography. He gives us a history of his own story, how he developed a love for Mozart, and how this has translated into his academic research. Eisen talks about how he has been trying to bridge the gap between academia and society at large through his research and discussions around it.

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Dr. Paola Vargas Arana is a British Academy Newton International Fellow at King’s College London. During this episode she discusses her research that looks to understand the cultural, political and technological contributions of Africans to the northern part of South America, as a result of the Transatlantic slave trade. She has carried out extensive work to unpick the social and cultural processes that occurred during the first centuries of the European occupation of America, whilst discussing her own positionality within this area of research.  

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Dr. Fiona Haarer is a Visiting Research Fellow at King’s College London, whose specialises in the history of the 5th and 6th centuries as a period of transition from the classical to the medieval and Byzantine world. Drawing on her vast knowledge, in this episode she discusses both Anastasius and Justinian, comparing both emperors.

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Mr. Michael Bartlet is a Senior Teaching Fellow in Law at SOAS University. In this episode he discusses his life story, from qualifying as a barrister after working in education, to how this made notice the inappropriateness of the adversarial process for many private disputes resolutions. He talks us through how he worked for the Society of Friends (Quakers), trying to influence the law from a public interest perspective, and focussing on the alternative and peaceful ways of resolving disputes. As he discusses his teaching at SOAS, we get a fascinating insight into the way he is combining his learning from the Quakers with how disputes can often play out in legal contexts.  

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Dr. Alex Brogan is a lecturer in Chemistry at King’s College London, researching the way we can make biological systems more compatible with synthetic systems, which would enable us to move from an oil-based economy to a bio-based economy. In this episode he discusses how his research is demonstrating that enzymes can work outside of water, and how this offers the potential for us to fully exploit nature’s toolkit to make our own industry more sustainable and more environmentally friendly.

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Dr. Halh Al-Serori is a Research Associate in the Department of Analytical, Environmental & Forensic Sciences at King's College London. In this episode she explains how she got into environmental toxicology and experimental oncology, and why she wanted to focus on cancer. She explains her research, unpacking how she is using organoid cultures derived from normal human tissues to investigate the patterns of mutations induced by environmental carcinogens and chemotherapeutic agents.

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Dr. Charlotte Horlyck is a Senior Lecturer in the History of Korean Art at SOAS University. In this episode, Charlotte discusses both the positive and negative impacts of COVID-19 on her research and her research process. She talks about her work that specialises in the material and visual culture of Korea, and most recently the shifting interpretations of this cultural heritage. She explores how these manifestations of Korean cultural heritage and the rise of a Korean cultural consciousness also underpins her work on modern and contemporary Korean art, and how people understand this. 

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Dr. Fabio Gygi is a lecturer in Anthropology at SOAS University. He discusses his story, from growing up in Japan, to how he got into the world of anthropology. He talks us through his research that focusses on hoarding, asking who has the power to define what is worth keeping, and what should be thrown away. He discusses the logic of hoarding as a logic of accumulation linking it to a process of the capitalist system, and takes this to the household level as he examines how and why certain 'things' accumulate and circulate in specific and ritualised ways.

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Mark J F Brown is a Professor in Evolutionary Ecology and Conservation at Royal Holloway. In this episode he outlines how important bees are to our everyday society, yet how they receive remarkably little attention from policy makers, conservation biologists, or conservation organisations. He talks us through how his important research is working to examine the decline of bees, the factors that may cause it, and what can be done to reverse this decline.

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Professor Barry Bogin is an Emeritus Professor of Biological Anthropology at Loughborough University. In this episode, he discusses his research that critically analyses stunting in Guatemala, looking at the impacts of fear, violence and inequality of physical growth and health. 

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Dr. Rivka Isaacson is an Associate Dean for Doctoral Studies and a Reader in Chemical Biology at King's College London. In this episode, she discusses her life, her passion for both the arts and sciences, and how this has influenced her interdisciplinary approach to research, making its benefits strikingly clear. 

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Sir Robin Murray is a Professor of Psychiatric Research at King’s College London. He talks through how his interest in the mind developed from his own experiences at boarding school, and discusses his lifelong research into finding the causes of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, and developing better treatments for these disorders.

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Stephen Chan is a Professor of World Politics at SOAS University, specialising in both contemporary political history in Southern Africa, and the way Western thought is narrowing international space, which he is widening with an extensive contemplation of non-Western philosophical systems. In this episode he discusses his own fascinating life, how this has impacted his academic research, and where this has subsequently led him, for example, he discusses his involvement in diplomatic manoeuvres in Africa, China, and the Middle East.

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How did colonial partition in India and Palestine?

Amrita is a lecturer at SOAS university where she focuses on asian and middle eastern history. In this episode of The Know Show, Amrita gives her take on how colonial partition failed in India and Palestine.

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Is there freedom of religion expression in China?

Lars Laamann is a senior lecturer at SOAS University of London where he specialises in the history of China. There is a misconception that is fuelled by western propaganda that the Communist Party in China has firm control over all segments of China. In this episode of The Know Show Laamann gives an insight on how villages and towns in China regulate their own local affairs. He then dwells on the whole idea of religions in China and the freedom of expression.

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Is it not a greater objective for an academic to be more conscious on moral activism?

Michael L. Frazer is Senior Lecturer in Political and Social Theory at the University of East Anglia. His research focuses on canonical moral and political philosophy, with a focus on its relevance for contemporary political theory, ethics, and the philosophy of social science. In this episode of The Know Show, Frazer expresses the need for more moral activism in academia for the sake of righteousness.

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What inspired Islamic Art?

Valeria Gonzalez is a lecturer at SOAS University of London where she specialises in the department of History of Art and Archaeology. In this episode of The Know Show, Valerie expresses her admiration for Islamic Art that has been inspired by the divine portrayals of many stories in the holy Quran. Due to this passion, she has written a book titled: "Beauty in Islam" which became popular worldwide.

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Can student innovation be a means for sustainability?

Peter Sutoris is a lecturer at SOAS University of London where he is an expert in Anthropology and Sociology. In this episode of The Know Show, Peter talks about his experience with students from India and Africa. He sheds light on how sustainability can be reached through student imagination.

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How can we combat education systems where the curriculum is built for the "white" person?

Sadvhi Dar is a senior lecturer at Queen Mary University of London where she specialises in the School of Business and Management. In this episode of The Know Show, Dar gives us a brief insight on her academic journey. She expresses the clash she saw between what was taught in universities and what she learnt from real life experience and family history.

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How has colonialism influenced Arabic and Chinese literature?

Wen-chin Ouyang is a professor at SOAS University of London where she specialises in Arabic and Comparative Literature. She has written extensively on classical and modern Arabic narrative and literary criticism. In this episode of The Know Show, Wen-chin gives us a brief insight on how colonialism left an impact on Arabic and Chinese literature.

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Does the western cinema portray the various types of fathers?

Toby Reynolds is a visiting fellow at University of Essex where he specialises in Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies. In this episode of The Know Show, Toby discusses with us the different types of father figures that are portrayed in western cinema.

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What impact does Food Security have on International Development?

Nigel originally trained in natural sciences and agricultural extension. He switched into socioeconomics and has experience in diverse countries in Latin America, the Mediterranean Basin, Sub-Saharan Africa and South and South-east Asia. His teaching is mainly in marketing, business and knowledge management. In this Episode Nigel shares with us his experience in agricultural environments and the impact food security can have on international development.

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How can psychiatry be a solution for Alcohol addiction?

Emmert is an MRC Clinical Research Fellow in the National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) and Honorary Specialist Registrar in General Adult Psychiatry at the South London and the Maudsley (SLaM) NHS Foundation Trust. In this episode Emmert shares his insight on the impact of Alcohol misuse on hospitalisation and how he treats addicts with psychiatry.

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Are sport organisations run fairly?

Simon Rofe is a Reader in Diplomatic and International Studies in the Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy, at SOAS University of London. He has founded the field of Sports Diplomacy, through his scholarship, working with key stakeholders and practitioners after a role at London 2012.

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What struggles do musicians face today?

George is a Lecturer at Goldsmiths (University of London) based in the Institute for Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship. His research concerns the psychological experiences and working conditions of creative careers, with a current focus on mental health and wellbeing in the music industry.

In this episode of The Know Show, George sheds light on the mental struggles musicians (especially independent musicians) face today. Being a musician today requires thick skin. This is due to the vulnerability of many musicians to heavy criticism. In many circumstances there have been cases of heavy anxiety which led to depression.

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How does arbitration work in Africa?

Emilia Onyema is a professor at SOAS University where she specialises in Law. In this episode of The Know Show, she discusses with us how arbitration works in Africa. For example, when dispute is settled the arbitrators always seek what is best for the community before looking at the individuals. This caters a lot to African culture and values.

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How can we decolonise knowledge?

Romina Istratii is an academic researcher at SOAS University of London. Istratii has been actively engaged in the effort to decentre Anglo-American epistemology from the domain of knowledge production and to bridge scientific research with lived experiences and societal issues.

In this episode of The Know Show, Romina discusses with us her insight on methods for decolonising knowledge. For example, she expresses how there should be a reduction in the dependency on the English language when research is being written in non-English societies.

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What was the impact of the Rule of Law after the Rwanda Genocide?

Phil Clark is a professor of International Politics at SOAS University. He specialises in conflict and post-conflict issues in Africa, particularly questions of peace, truth, justice and reconciliation.

In this episode of The Know Show, Phil discusses with us the impact of the Rule of Law after the Rwanda Genocide. For example he gives insight on how crime rates dropped drastically after the implementation of Gacaca courts.

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How has social media influenced revolutions and politics?

Dounia Mahlouly is the Principal Investigator of a 2020 research project on communication for resilience funded by British Council (BC), which explores the role of media capacity initiatives as a tool for communicative resilience in Tunisia and Lebanon. She is the Lecturer and Course convenor for SOAS postgraduate courses 'Studies in Global Digital Cultures' and 'International Political Communication'.

In this episode of The Know Show, Dounia discusses with us the impact social media had on previous revolutions such as the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions. She also sheds light on how social media can be a platform for politicians who seek to glamorise their objectives and Image for the public.

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How do the Vezo people perceive identity?

Rita Astuti is an expert of the anthropology of Madagascar. Her writings, based on extensive fieldwork conducted since the late 80s, have been about kinship, personhood, gender, group identity and belief.

In this episode Rita sheds light on her exploration of the Vezo people. Discussing the concept of identity, Rita expressed how identity is defined in a unique way by the Vezo people. To be a Vezo you don't necessarily have to be ethnically related, rather if you perfect the role of a fisherman you are one of them!

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When we think of feminist architecture the first thing that springs to mind is the exceptional work of Zaha Hadid. But feminist architecture starts off on a much more basic need - female public toilets.

The amazing Professor Barbara Penner from the Bartlett School of Architecture at UCL has researched the history and lack of female public toilets in cities like London. She shares how we should rethink architecture in a feminist light and what will look like. Barbara also discussed what COVID19 will mean for the future of architecture and building design in metropolitan cities.

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How were disabled servicemen treated after World War 1?

Emily Bartlett is a a lecturer in modern British history at The University of Kent. Her research focuses on Material Culture, Charity, and Disabled Ex-Servicemen, c.1900-1930. In this episode Emily shares with us her insight on disabled servicemen post World War 1 and the aid they received from charities.

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What is the condition of Uyghur Muslims in China?

Professor Rachel Harris is a lecturer at SOAS university where she specialises in the department of Music, school of Arts. Her research is centred on China and Central Asia, especially on the Uyghurs.

In this episode Rachel shares with us her experience with Uyghur Muslims during her fieldwork in Xinjiang. Rachel sheds light on the spiritual rituals performed by the Uyghurs which have affected her emotionally. A very close bond was built with the Uyghurs during her stay. We also delved into the oppression that Uyghurs face today. The discussion took an objective stance with host Hussain Ayed, as many factors were put into place. For example, the reports of thousands of Uyghurs joining ISIS in Iraq and Syria certainly played a role on the current stance of the Chinese government. Nonetheless, millions are not responsible for the actions of a few thousand.

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How did Sumerian literature influence latter forms of literature?

Jana Matuszak is an expert on Sumerian studies. Her research focuses on editing, translating and analysing Sumerian literature. In this intriguing episode Jana discusses with Hussain one of the very interesting aspects of Sumerian literature which is verbal duels. Hussain immediately recognises the influence that this element of Sumerian literature has had on modern Iraqi literature, especially southern poetry. It is fascinating to say that these ancient Sumerian tablets have held stories of wisdom for later generations!

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How can we perceive history through ancient metalworks?

Maria is a lecturer at the university of SOAS in the department of Archaeology. Her main research revolves around ancient metalwork and has been a consultant of museums due to her expertise. In this podcast Maria discusses with Hussain Ayed the history of metalworks and its impact on ancient societies.

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How can we understand power dynamics in the Westminster Parliament?

Professor Emma Crewe is a lecturer at SOAS university where she is an expert in the fields of anthropology and sociology. Her research revolves mainly around the socio-politics of organisations and this is apparent in her many publications. In this episode Emma expresses to Hussain Ayed the actual power dynamics in parliament and the house of lords.

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How does water security impact relations between neighbouring nations? How do agricultural nations organise around water security?

Alan Nicol is the Strategic Program Leader - Promoting Sustainable Growth, at the International Water Management Institute (IWMI). A political scientist by training, Dr. Nicol has more than 20 years of experience in research, policy advice, consulting and program development across Asia, Africa and the Middle East. In this episode Alan discusses with Hussain Ayed how water security impacts relations between neighbouring nations. He also expresses how agricultural nations organise around water security.

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What can we learn from Chinese art?

Stacey Pierson is a reader in the History of Chinese Ceramics at SOAS university. Her research focuses on art history, archaeology and technology of Chinese ceramics, including export wares; the movement of Chinese ceramics and its impacts; the history of collecting Asian art and its display in Britain. In this podcast Stacey talks to Hussain Ayed about her journey to recognise the history of Chinese ceramics and their values.

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White supremacy knows no boundaries for health and safety regulations even in a catastrophic pandemic!

Ghaith Aljayyoussi is an academic researcher and a MRC fellow Liverpool school of tropical medicine. Recently, Ghaith set up a campaign to combat institutional racism that is embedded in government organisations such as the police force. During the covid-19 pandemic Ghaith was subject to police abuse for no absolute reason! In this podcast Ghaith discusses with Hussain Ayed the police negligence during the first lockdown.

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How did universities emerge generally and specifically in Italy?

Professor Peter Denley is a lecturer at Queen Mary University where he experts in medieval history. His research has focused on Italian education and specifically the Italian universities from their origins to 1500, which he has sought to place in their cultural, political and social contexts.

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When we think to ancient civilisations we think of great pieces like the Epic of Gilgamesh. But what did they write to each other about on a day to day?

Mark Weeden of SOAS University of London is a researcher who specialises in the Hittite language texts and has been working on translating ancient languages. He shares with us some of his experiences in translating tablets in the Hittite language and what picture it paints of that society.

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How was American propaganda, imperialism, supremacy and mere "greed" the cause of one of history's most brutal genocides?

Soe-Tjen Marching is a writer, academic, activist, and a composer of avant-garde music from Indonesia. She is currently a senior lecturer at SOAS university London where she focuses on Indonesian language and studies. In this episode of The Know Show Soe-Tjen dissects the roots of the Indonesian genocide, elaborating on how American capitalism was the primary cause of such cruel genocide.

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How can productivity be a means to end corruption?

Mushtaq Khan is a professor at SOAS university where he is an expert in Economics. His main research focuses on institutional economics, the economics of rent-seeking, corruption and clientelism, industrial policy and state intervention in developing countries. In this episode of The Know Show Mushtaq examines how corruption in developing world countries such as Bangladesh is engraved due to the violation of the rule of law by the people in charge. He then expresses how enhancing individual capabilities can pave the way for more productivity as a result that would decrease the chances of resorting to illegal means for a livelihood.

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What do we not know about the Bible in Europe?

Eyal Poleg is a historian of objects and faith. His works have explored the ways material culture can inform us on the history of medieval and early modern religion. He currently lectures at queen Mary university in the department of material history. In this podcast Eyal talks to Hussain Ayed about the untold historical accounts of the Bible in Europe.

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Memories and recollecting them in police interviews have long been an issue in police interviews and police investigations. But how are they seen through the eyes of the law?

Professor Amina Memon is the perfect person to answer this question and many more. She sat down to discuss with us her work at the intersection of forensic psychology and law. We discussed her latest research pieces as well as a variety of other issues including her experiences as an academic from an ethnic minority.

Amina is currently a professor and director of The Centre for the Study of Emotion and Law at Royal Holloway University of London

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Instead of working "on" or "for" migrants, perhaps working "with" migrants would be ideal.

Tim and Hari are both senior lecturers at Royal Holloway university of London. The former specialises in geography whilst the latter is an expert in digital innovation management. Together they collaborated on a project to recognise the impact of digital technology on migration. In this episode of The Know Show which was recorded on the 21st of August 2020, the professors discussed with Hussain Ayed the different aspects in which digital technology could affect migrants and migration. The idea of working with migrants through digital technology is one which could receive good reception. This can be a way to simplify the lifestyle of migrants who tend to struggle settling in a new society.

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The inequality in the justice system is a topic that has long been discussed in the US. But this conversation is not so common in the UK. Why, if there are major issues?

Dr John R Campbell has carried out an incredibly important research into the inequality in the magistrates courts in the UK. He spent an incredible amount of time watching cases unfold in court rooms in London. He shares he's damning insights and why the courts are broken.

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Populism in Europe and around the world has led to a rise in the number of attacks against MP's and councillors. The tragic case of MP Joe Cox is a prime example.

In this episode, Dr Sofia Collignon of Royal Holloway University of London discusses her research on this phenomenon and what are the key contributors. She shares some insights from her latest research that observed the experiences of hundreds of MP's and councillors around the country.

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Can we have an alternative system to Capitalism that enhances global sustainability? Is it possible to have capitalism that is not built on never ending capital growth?

Michael J. Albert is a lecturer at SOAS university where he is an expert in the field of International Relations. His work is at the intersection of International Relations, Political Theory, and Sustainability Studies. In this episode Hussain Ayed explores with Michael the alternative system to capitalism that can enhance global sustainability.

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Can we recognise the impact of Nigerian national security on the End SARS movement? How can Nigeria and Africa in general rethink its national security and relationship with western suppliers of arms?

Dr Olamide holds a PhD in National Security Strategy from the University of Buckingham, where he developed an analytical theoretical framework, which grants constructivist insight into National Security Policies, within Security Studies. Samuel currently lectures at SOAS university where he is a part of the centre for International studies and diplomacy. In this episode Samuel gave us insight on the End SARS movement that received global attention last year. He also gave a framework on how the security of African countries can be directed for the future.

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How can religion become a means for peace building in global politics? Are we ready to move on from the narratives of extremism, terrorism and counter terrorism?

Fabio Petito is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations and Director of the Freedom of Religion or Belief and Foreign Policy Initiative at the University of Sussex. The concept of segregating religion from politics in order to maintain peace and prosperity has been one that disturbed him. Why has the narrative of religion either being pro-terrorism or counter-terrorism been dominant? Fabio discusses this in this episode of The Know Show and concludes that this narrative is false, as religion historically in many circumstances has been a means for peace building.

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Why are Albinos in Africa oppressed? How do we address the philosophy of otherness when it comes to albinos in Africa?

Elvis Imafidon is a Lecturer at SOAS university where he is an expert in the department of religions and philosophies. In his latest book "African philosophy and the otherness of Albinism" he examines the nature of people towards Albinos in Africa. Elvis portrays in this episode of The Know Show the oppression and discrimination he and others similar to him face in African society. He expresses how this is a cultural perspective embedded in the minds of general Africans regardless of their educational/social background.

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How did Bali become such a fascinating tourist attraction for westerners? What is the background of Bali as an island and Balinese culture?

Professor Mark Hobart is one of the world's leading experts on Bali and Balinese culture. He has spent the past 40+ years visiting and studying the amazing Indonesian Island. As a social anthropologist, he shares with us so many fascinating insights into how the Balinese people are and how the Island has become what it is today.

Mark is an incredibly erudite professor in the field and also shares with us important issues relating to the role of media in shaping our ways of thinking.

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After the UK left the EU, is it time for Italy to leave the EU too??

Professor Brigitte Granville is one of the leading thinkers on this topic, alongside her colleagues who have recently written a paper arguing for Italy to leave the EU. Brigitte explains in this episode the reasons they believe this to be a sensible decision and why the EU has failed.

Professor Brigitte Granville has a remarkable story and navigated the profession of being an economist from the 90s in spite of it's being a male dominated field.

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Hey whats up listeners, welcome back to another episode of the know show where we make the most important academic research accessible to everyone.

My guest on this episode is Professor Roman Frigg of the London School of Economics. Roman is the Director of the Centre for Philosophy of Natural and Social Science. Roman shared with me some of his work and insights on the concept of models and how they are used, and often misused in a wide range of fields. This is particularly relevant now in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic as different countries have sought to model scenarios of the virus spreading. We also discussed other topics from climate change to insurance companies predicting the likelihood of a natural disaster.

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Welcome back to The Know Show podcast.

My guest on this episode is Professor Kerry Brown of Kings College London. Kerry is a former British diplomat in China and the author of more than 10 books on matters relating to the Eastern Superpower. He is also the director of the Lau China institute. Kerry has a very unique and insightful perspective on matters relating to the relationship the western world has with China. Specifically, he sheds light on the various possibilities of cooperation and partnership with China as opposed to the prickly standoff that is happening currently. We discuss, amongst many other things, the impact of such differing cultures on attitudes.

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Welcome back to another episode of the know show where we make the most important academic research accessible to everyone.

My guest on this episode is Professor Peter Flugel of SOAS university. Peter is a professor of the study of religions and philosophies and is the Chair of the Centre for Jaina studies. Jaina, the ancient indian religion , has been the centre piece of Peter’s studies throughout his academic career - culminating in the largest project of its kind. Amongst other things in this project, Peter maps out the social background, patronage and lineage of the Jaina mendicants Peter shares with me insights into the Jaina lifestyle, core beliefs and the somewhat paradoxical networks of merchants that have carried this religion throughout history. I am sure you will learn something new in this episode that will open your eyes to one of the oldest eastern religions.

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Welcome back to The Know Show podcast!

My guest in this episode is Professor Michael Batty who is the chairman of the Centre of Advanced Spatial Analysis at UCL. David shared with me some insights from his book cities and complexities and put it into the perspective of a post pandemic world.

We discussed the potential changes that cities will experience, in particular “smart cities”. Given his decades of experience in cross disciplinary research, David was really able to give a holistic view on the development of cities and life within, including looking at the implications of population growth, economics and tech. You’ll love this episode if you’re keen to understand life in cities in more detail.

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Welcome back to The Know Show podcast!

My guest on this episode is Sir Paul Preston of the London School of Economics. Paul is a renowned historian of Spain and a prolific author. He has authored numerous books on different aspects of Spain and its civil war, most famously the biography of the infamous Spanish dictator Franco. As a result of his extensive work on Spain, Paul has become a bit of a celebrity over there. In our conversation, Paul takes us on a journey from his roots in Liverpool to becoming fascinated with European history and compiling some of the most striking accounts of people and their stories.

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Welcome to The Know Show.

The Know Show is a podcast that aims to make sense of the world, one guest at a time. Hosted by former private tutor Hussain, we break down mind-boggling academic research and challenge authors on their work.


Today’s subject is one that’s special to me personally. That’s because we’re talking about ancient Mesopotamia, which is located in my native Iraq. My guest is the erudite Prof. Andrew George of SOAS University. Andrew most notably worked on developing and authoring the translation of The Epic of Gilgamesh - which is the oldest poem known to man. His translation to date has sold a remarkable 250,000 copies. But what is more fascinating about Andrew’s work is how much in depth research he has done on the original tablets that date back several thousand years. This episode is one full of amazing stories of the past. Andrew gives us his insights on the Epic of Gilgamesh and what it means to us as humans when faced with the reality that we are mortal beings!

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Today’s episode is one for the film fanatics. My guest is Dr. Vincent Gaine, who is a film fanatic himself, is a lecturer in cultural, media and creative industries at Kings College. Vincent’s work has focussed on mainstream cinema, looking at the ambiguous transitionary periods in a character’s journey - known scientifically as liminality. We discussed a variety of topics ranging from superheroes and Marvel to the works of Michael Mann.


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Welcome to The Know Show.

The Know Show is a podcast that aims to make sense of the world, one guest at a time. Hosted by former private tutor Hussain, we break down mind-boggling academic research and challenge authors on their work.


Many of our audience have probably heard about middle eastern oil rich countries in the news for a variety of good and bad reasons. Some more so than others. But few will know the geopolitical landscape of these countries. Thats why we spoke to Dr David Roberts of Kings College. David has spent a lot of time researching and covering the middle east, in particular the small gas and oil rich nation of Qatar. He’s also written a book about this subject that provides in depth analysis. David shared some of his thoughts and insights into why different gulf states have behaved differently in the recent past and why they are locking horns at the moment.


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My guest on this episode is Dr Martin Parker of Bristol University, where he is the lead for the Bristol Inclusive Economy Initiative. Martin comes from a sociology background and has a particular interest in organisation - or dare I say reorganisation. His book ‘Shut Down The Business School’ was a very interesting point of discussion for me as Martin offered some of his thoughts into problems in business and society. Martin also looks at how certain organisations like the Zoo and the Circus are viewed in management studies.

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My guest on the episode is Dr. James Mallinson who is a senior lecturer in Sanskrit and Classical and Indian Studies at SOAS university. Having spent a lot of time in India both researching and practicing Yoga in its original form, Jim set up the Centre for Yoga Studies which he chair’s to understand the practice using ancient texts. We discussed the state of Yoga in the western vs the eastern world and the true origins of it. Jim also shared with me his thoughts on a variety of other issues linked to Yoga and money.

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Our discussion today was something that has not really been addressed as much as it should have in the past. The topic of focus was the impact of accents of education. In particular, my guest Dr. Alex Baratta shed light on how accents can impact teachers training in the UK. Alex is lecturer in language, linguistics and communication at Manchester University.

As we all know, different regions in the UK have different accents. But teachers are seldom allowed to embrace their local accents when teaching local students. Alex gives us some insights on this issue he’s been researching for quite some time.

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My guest in this episode is Dr. Alf Coles who is an academic in mathematics education at Bristol University. Maths has for such a long time been either a love it or hate it kind of relationship. I’m sure we all have this idea that you’re either a numbers person or you’re not. But Alf dispels this myth in this episode. Having worked as a maths teacher then as a researcher into how maths is taught, Alf has some remarkable insights. One that stood out to me was how the use of imagery in maths in primary school can be quite confusing for students as they get into secondary! I definitely recommend this episode to everyone who has been afraid of maths in the past and those of you with children of school age.

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Todays guest is Dr Oksana Gerwe from Brunel University of London. Oksana is a lecturer in international business and international marketing. She is one of the leading researchers in the field of the sharing economy – that being the model of business used by Uber, Airbnb and major tech companies. As you can all imagine, these companies have taken a bit of beating due to the covid19 pandemic and Oksana helps to explain why. We discussed all sorts of ideas and issues that face individuals who make a living from these businesses, and how investors and big businesses will respond to this shock. Oksana also shared with me her thoughts on how, from a business perspective, individuals and companies can pull out of these difficult times. Whether you participate in the sharing economy as a freelancer of small business owner, or you’re just an onlooker, you’ll really enjoy this episode.

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Welcome to The Know Show.

The Know Show is a podcast that aims to make sense of the world, one guest at a time. Hosted by former private tutor Hussain, we break down mind-boggling academic research and challenge authors on their work.


Sam Greene is reader in Russian politics and Director of the Russia Institute at King’s College London. Prior to moving to London in 2012 to join King’s, he lived and worked in Moscow for 13 years, most recently as director of the Centre for the Study of New Media & Society at the New Economic School, and as deputy director of the Carnegie Moscow Center. He holds a PhD in political sociology from the London School of Economics & Political Science.

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Welcome to The Know Show.

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Today’s episode is with Professor Matthew Cobb of Manchester University. Matthew is a truly fascinating academic and author with a diverse set of interests that will have you hooked. Not only is he a professor of zoology, Matthew is somewhat a prolific author. He has written about all sorts of topics, ranging from the French resistance in ww2 to his latest book on the sense of Smell. His journey is truly remarkable, as he has gone from being a pioneer in scientific research on maggots to being awarded for his authentic writing.

As you can imagine, we had a lot to talk about. In light of the covid19 pandemic we discussed how smell has been considered a symptom of the disease and why that is. You will take away so much from this episode.


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Welcome to The Know Show.

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My guest today is Dr. Vally Lytra from Goldsmiths University of London. She is a senior lecturer in education, where her research focus is on bilingualism and biliteracy. For somebody like myself who has grown up bilingual, and for many of our listeners, this episode resonates quite deeply. Vally shares some of her thoughts and ideas on harnessing the mother tongue to improve the education experience. This of course has not been the way of thinking for many communities of migrants. For a long time it wasn’t uncommon to hear people advise against using the mother tongue of the family at home in order to strengthen their English or the language of the country where they reside. Vally also shares some thoughts on how faith can also be leveraged. I really loved listening to and learning from Vally and I’m sure you will all have something to take away from our conversation. If you haven’t done so already, please subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Youtube.

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