FGW Students is a series designed to highlight the podcasts our students have made as part of their BA and MA programmes. In the first season, we showcase the podcasts made for the 'Gender and Race in Historical International Relations' course (offered as part of the Global Order in Historical Perspective specialisation of the MA International Relations). In each episode, students discuss one book on gender and race.
Marshall Poe
Johnathan Bi
Poetry, Nature, Heart-Mind
Kalampedia
Bin Song
Centre for Writing and Scholarly Communication, UBC Library
Geedka Nabada
Yanyan Huang
None
New Books Network
Cyril Ibe
Loyal Books
Crito and Glaucon
George Town Literary Festival
David Beagley
New Books Network
Loyal Books
Ruby Wei
RFI English
None
BookBlast Ltd and the individual artists
Istros Books
Marshall Poe
None
Dani Moreh
BBC Radio 4
Marta
Canonical
Pickle Bar
Novel Dialogue
Prasaus Yeager
Oxford University
BBC Radio 4
Soma!
Cambridge University
Herbert Ndeki
Summer Programmes | UvA
Kui Kabala
confucianism
Nabblo Storytime
Jordan Hernandez
RTHK.HK
Echoes Of The Vacillating Heart
Granta Magazine
Paul Lewis
The Imperfect Buddha Podcast
Myexamsolution
International Institute for Asian Studies – IIAS
Katherine Pangonis
BBC
Marshall Poe
BBC World Service
Vancouver Writers Fest
Fernanda Moura
Asian American Writers' Workshop
Zachary Davis
None
Alison Fincher
Chandler Thompson
Auckland Writers Festival
Marshall Poe
SF in Translation
Loyal Books
Surinder Deol
Ubud Writers & Readers Festival
Tamara Crawford and Vina Orden
University of Glasgow
Loyal Books
SOF/Heyman
Katon Patel
Teale Reynolds
Peter Adamson
Amy Louise Fox
New Books Network
The House of Literature in Oslo - Litteraturhuset
BabelBabble
BBC
The CIV Podcast
thehistoryoftheplagueinlondon
Nicholas Bright Haight
Loyal Books
Flagg Taylor
Dr Charlie Mansfield
Authenticities Sri Lanka
Jasmine H. Low
Dr Ingrid Sykes
Max Planck Institute for the History of Science - MPIWG
None
Sunil Paliwal
BBC Radio 4
Shijo George
New Books Network
Loyal Books
Kong Shi
Loyal Books
Annabelle
Alyssa Heaton
Lost in Translations