The School Captain Podcast: Recent Episodes
Harrison Kaye
As captain of this great MGS ship, I’m planning a voyage to a faraway land and every episode, I’ll be joined by someone from the MGS community who’ll be talking about why I should include them in my crew, whether they could provide some practical skill, knowledge or perhaps just morale support, asking them about the unique skills or passions that have got them to where they are today, and deciding where the voyage should go.
After a brief interlude, the School Captain boat is sailing again and this time with two captains! Outgoing captain Harrison Kaye (virtually) sits down with incoming captain Bruno Quinney to chat about lockdown, his hopes for his year as captain and his distinct lack of colourful suits.
Even coronavirus can't spoil this boat trip! Join Mrs Horsfield and me as we chat about what she could bring to the boat from her life as an English teacher, as assistant head, and as a triathlete.
MGS' resident powerlifting expert puts his motorcycles to one side for a second to chat to me about how he came to physics, his PhD and why his DIY skills would be perfect for the boat journey.
In a School Captain Podcast first, I'm joined by student (soon to be OM) Zac Copeland-Greene who chats to me about his time at MGS, including his love for the performing arts, classics and biscuits as well as his year on the officer team.
Chemistry icon and Head of Year Mrs James joins me for a chat about her teaching career, her love for Africa and a trip to China she'll never forget.
The ever dramatic Mr Nichols sails away as we talk about love island, how he came to be head of drama, and his unique carpenting skills.
Glasgow's finest, Mr McMillan, joins me for a discussion about maths, mean girls and musical theatre as we take a look at the experiences that have made him who he is today and what this could bring to the boat crew.
Intro & Outro music used under CC license:
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MGS' very own crinkle cut crisp connoisseur (and Head of Classics) Miss Owens joins me on the podcast to talk about what she could bring to the boat crew, her impressive set of A-Levels, time at Girton College Cambridge, as well as what we can learn from the voyages of the classical world.
Join Mr Tinker and me as we sail away and talk about skiing, triathlons, Mr Coffey and Kit Kats.
As captain of this great MGS ship, I’m planning a voyage to a faraway land and every episode, I’ll be joined by someone from the MGS community who’ll be talking about why I should include them in my crew. In today's episode, I'm joined by biology teacher and head of middle school, Dr Crawshaw.
Waltz of the Flowers (by Tchaikovsky) by Tchaikovsky Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music provided by FreeMusic109 https://youtube.com/Free