Research Podcasts

Research Podcasts Director Christine Garrington has joined forces with the presenter of The Rights Track podcast Professor Todd Landman from the University of Nottingham to co-author a book reflecting on six series of their human rights podcast. The Rights Track: Continue Reading …

Research Podcasts has collaborated with the Interdisciplinary Child Well-Being Network (ICWBN) to produce a podcast series that focuses on the lives of children in the UK and Ireland during the pandemic and beyond.   Generation Pandemic is a ten-episode series that Continue Reading …

Research Podcasts will be in conversation with leading research methods experts as part of a new six part podcast series for the EU Horizon 2020 funded research project YouthLife. The YouthLife series will form part of the long-established Methods Podcast, Continue Reading …

Research Podcasts has been commissioned to produce a fourth series of the DIAL Podcast. The podcast was launched in 2019 to support the communication of a 13 project European research programme looking at the dynamics of inequality over the lifecourse. Continue Reading …

Research Podcasts is pleased to discover this week that one of its most successful and long standing podcasts is ranked No 2 in the Top 10 Human Rights Podcasts by the bloggers and podcast database Feedspot. The Rights Track, which Continue Reading …

For busy policy makers, hard-pressed practitioners, fellow academics and students, podcasting is a great way to find out about research that may be of interest or use. By creating informative, engaging, easy to follow podcasts about your research, you can reach more Continue Reading …