60 acast.com City Sounds https://cityunisounds.com en City Podcasting audio, podcasting,radio, education, broadcasting, television, video, social media, presenting, storytelling, university,narrative,interviews City Podcasting Creating podcasts, creating podcasters... The official podcast of City St George’s, University of London's Podcasting Department.


Based in the heart of London, our team of audio obsessives from around the world brings you industry insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and our own original audio creations.

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]]> The official podcast of City St George’s, University of London's Podcasting Department.


Based in the heart of London, our team of audio obsessives from around the world brings you industry insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and our own original audio creations.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> false City Podcasting adam.tinworth.1@city.ac.uk 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 word-on-the-square episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8/1741597293451-526d28ce-b2fa-44ef-a1fc-38ecb0e3dd47.jpeg https://cityunisounds.com City Sounds The Agency of Forgotten Histories: Food The Agency of Forgotten Histories: Food Tue, 07 Apr 2026 16:51:05 GMT 19:09 69cad85016bd65d069406d53 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-agency-of-forgotten-histories-food 69cad85016bd65d069406d53 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-agency-of-forgotten-histories-food full 1 4 Episode 4: Food & Drink

 

In this episode, detective Melusi is sent into the streets of Islington to uncover the history of food, drink and the spaces that shaped everyday life in the borough. Guided by local experts, he follows a trail through markets, dining halls, and gin distilleries, revealing how trade, industry, and working-class communities transformed Islington over the centuries. From the bustling meat trade of Smithfield to the chaos of the gin craze, the evidence is everywhere - if you know where to look.

 

Stops on the trail include:

 

Smithfield Market: London’s historic meat market, operating since at least the 12th century and rebuilt in 1868 by Horace Jones. Once a site of livestock trading, public spectacles, and even executions - including that of William Wallace - it remains the UK’s largest wholesale meat market today (albeit whose days are numbered).

 

St Bartholomew’s Hospital area: a site tied to the darker history of Smithfield, where public executions took place, reflecting the area’s role as both a centre of commerce and spectacle.

 

Alexandra Trust Dining Rooms: founded by Thomas Lipton with the support of Princess Alexandra, these dining halls provided affordable meals for working-class Londoners in the early 20th century, serving thousands with innovative large-scale kitchens.

 

Whitecross Street Market: a historic street market that once served a poor and densely populated community, now a vibrant food destination offering global cuisines. The area was also home to a notorious debtor’s prison and an 18th-century red-light district.

 

Clerkenwell Gin Distilling Sites: including the legacy of Booth’s Gin and other distillers, which flourished during the 18th-century gin craze - a period famously depicted in Gin Lane, highlighting the social consequences of widespread alcohol consumption.

 

Islington guides, in order of appearance: Jane Parker · Nigel Smith · John Finn · Jonathan Wober

 

Produced by: Sandy Waugh


With thanks to: Jane Parker and the tour guides at Islington Guided Walks

 

Presented by Islington Guided Walks and City St George’s, University of London

 

To book a walk or find out more, visit Islington Guided Walks

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]]> Episode 4: Food & Drink

 

In this episode, detective Melusi is sent into the streets of Islington to uncover the history of food, drink and the spaces that shaped everyday life in the borough. Guided by local experts, he follows a trail through markets, dining halls, and gin distilleries, revealing how trade, industry, and working-class communities transformed Islington over the centuries. From the bustling meat trade of Smithfield to the chaos of the gin craze, the evidence is everywhere - if you know where to look.

 

Stops on the trail include:

 

Smithfield Market: London’s historic meat market, operating since at least the 12th century and rebuilt in 1868 by Horace Jones. Once a site of livestock trading, public spectacles, and even executions - including that of William Wallace - it remains the UK’s largest wholesale meat market today (albeit whose days are numbered).

 

St Bartholomew’s Hospital area: a site tied to the darker history of Smithfield, where public executions took place, reflecting the area’s role as both a centre of commerce and spectacle.

 

Alexandra Trust Dining Rooms: founded by Thomas Lipton with the support of Princess Alexandra, these dining halls provided affordable meals for working-class Londoners in the early 20th century, serving thousands with innovative large-scale kitchens.

 

Whitecross Street Market: a historic street market that once served a poor and densely populated community, now a vibrant food destination offering global cuisines. The area was also home to a notorious debtor’s prison and an 18th-century red-light district.

 

Clerkenwell Gin Distilling Sites: including the legacy of Booth’s Gin and other distillers, which flourished during the 18th-century gin craze - a period famously depicted in Gin Lane, highlighting the social consequences of widespread alcohol consumption.

 

Islington guides, in order of appearance: Jane Parker · Nigel Smith · John Finn · Jonathan Wober

 

Produced by: Sandy Waugh


With thanks to: Jane Parker and the tour guides at Islington Guided Walks

 

Presented by Islington Guided Walks and City St George’s, University of London

 

To book a walk or find out more, visit Islington Guided Walks

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> The Agency of Forgotten Histories: Literature The Agency of Forgotten Histories: Literature Tue, 07 Apr 2026 16:50:53 GMT 26:58 69cad80e92d007a7651f4c07 false https://cityunisounds.com/ 69cad80e92d007a7651f4c07 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-agency-of-forgotten-histories-literature full 1 3 Episode 3: Literature

 

In this episode, detective Mokshika is sent into the streets of Islington to investigate the borough’s rich literary past. Guided by local experts, she uncovers a web of connections between iconic writers and radical voices who shaped literature - and society itself. From the shadowy personal life of Charles Dickens to the rebellious legacy of Joe Orton, the evidence is everywhere - if you know where to look.

 

Stops on the trail include:

 

Northampton Park: Once home to Ellen “Nelly” Ternan, where her long and controversial relationship with Charles Dickens began - raising questions that still intrigue historians today.

 

Colebrooke Cottage, Islington: the home of Charles Lamb and Mary Lamb, co-authors of Tales from Shakespeare and central figures in a vibrant literary circle that included William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

 

Angel, Islington: a key meeting point near the Lambs’ home, where literary salons brought together some of the most influential thinkers of the Romantic period, including Mary Wollstonecraft and Mary Shelley.

 

25 Noel Road, Islington: the former home of Joe Orton, where his meteoric rise - and tragic death alongside partner Kenneth Halliwell - marked one of the most shocking literary stories of the 20th century.

 

Islington Library & Museum: where Orton and Halliwell’s infamous altered library books are preserved - once considered criminal damage, now celebrated as subversive art.

 

Islington guides, in order of appearance: Jane · Jonathan · Alan · Chris

 

Produced by: Sandy Waugh


With thanks to: Jane Parker and the tour guides at Islington Guided Walks

 

Presented by Islington Guided Walks and City St George’s, University of London

 

To book a walk or find out more, visit Islington Guided Walks

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> Episode 3: Literature

 

In this episode, detective Mokshika is sent into the streets of Islington to investigate the borough’s rich literary past. Guided by local experts, she uncovers a web of connections between iconic writers and radical voices who shaped literature - and society itself. From the shadowy personal life of Charles Dickens to the rebellious legacy of Joe Orton, the evidence is everywhere - if you know where to look.

 

Stops on the trail include:

 

Northampton Park: Once home to Ellen “Nelly” Ternan, where her long and controversial relationship with Charles Dickens began - raising questions that still intrigue historians today.

 

Colebrooke Cottage, Islington: the home of Charles Lamb and Mary Lamb, co-authors of Tales from Shakespeare and central figures in a vibrant literary circle that included William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

 

Angel, Islington: a key meeting point near the Lambs’ home, where literary salons brought together some of the most influential thinkers of the Romantic period, including Mary Wollstonecraft and Mary Shelley.

 

25 Noel Road, Islington: the former home of Joe Orton, where his meteoric rise - and tragic death alongside partner Kenneth Halliwell - marked one of the most shocking literary stories of the 20th century.

 

Islington Library & Museum: where Orton and Halliwell’s infamous altered library books are preserved - once considered criminal damage, now celebrated as subversive art.

 

Islington guides, in order of appearance: Jane · Jonathan · Alan · Chris

 

Produced by: Sandy Waugh


With thanks to: Jane Parker and the tour guides at Islington Guided Walks

 

Presented by Islington Guided Walks and City St George’s, University of London

 

To book a walk or find out more, visit Islington Guided Walks

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> The Agency of Forgotten Histories: Women The Agency of Forgotten Histories: Women Tue, 07 Apr 2026 16:50:38 GMT 25:05 69cad5e616bd65d0693f85ce false https://cityunisounds.com/ 69cad5e616bd65d0693f85ce 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-agency-of-forgotten-histories-wome What links feminism, Holloway prison and an iconic Islington pub? trailer 1 2 Episode 2: Women and suffragettes

 

In this episode, detective Jackie heads into the streets of Islington to uncover the story of women’s emancipation told through the people and places in the borough. With the help of the Islington Guides, her travels take her from a familiar local pub to the site of a notorious prison as she hears about amazing women from Shakespearean times to the modern era. Her journey ends with the explosive events around the women’s suffragette movement. The evidence is everywhere, if you know where to look.

 

Stops on the trail include:

 

Dame Alice Owen pub, St John Street: named after a philanthropist who pushed the boundaries of convention to leave a remarkable legacy which continues almost 500 years since her birth.

 

Statue of Mary Wollstonecraft, Newington Green: Controversy has longs surrounded the life and works of radical thinker and mother of modern feminism, Mary Wollstonecraft. It is natural therefore that her statue is similarly divisive. What makes it quite so unusual?

 

Site of Holloway prison: Hundreds of suffragettes were incarcerated here during the fight for women’s emancipation. We hear about Islington women who were at the forefront of the campaign and about Constance Markievicz the first woman elected to Parliament.

 

Site of Lyons Tea House, the Angel: Situated in one of the early 20th century buildings at the Angel, the Lyons tea shop offered liberation for women in all sorts of ways, from work to social gatherings and one unexpected indispensable facility...

 

Islington guides, in order of appearance: Jane Parker · Alan Travis · Johannah Barrett · Oonagh Gay

 


Produced, mixed and scripted by: Jackie Imas and Hannah Grieve

Presented by: Islington Guided Walks and City St George's, University of London

 

To book a walk or find out more, visit Islington Guided Walks

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]]> Episode 2: Women and suffragettes

 

In this episode, detective Jackie heads into the streets of Islington to uncover the story of women’s emancipation told through the people and places in the borough. With the help of the Islington Guides, her travels take her from a familiar local pub to the site of a notorious prison as she hears about amazing women from Shakespearean times to the modern era. Her journey ends with the explosive events around the women’s suffragette movement. The evidence is everywhere, if you know where to look.

 

Stops on the trail include:

 

Dame Alice Owen pub, St John Street: named after a philanthropist who pushed the boundaries of convention to leave a remarkable legacy which continues almost 500 years since her birth.

 

Statue of Mary Wollstonecraft, Newington Green: Controversy has longs surrounded the life and works of radical thinker and mother of modern feminism, Mary Wollstonecraft. It is natural therefore that her statue is similarly divisive. What makes it quite so unusual?

 

Site of Holloway prison: Hundreds of suffragettes were incarcerated here during the fight for women’s emancipation. We hear about Islington women who were at the forefront of the campaign and about Constance Markievicz the first woman elected to Parliament.

 

Site of Lyons Tea House, the Angel: Situated in one of the early 20th century buildings at the Angel, the Lyons tea shop offered liberation for women in all sorts of ways, from work to social gatherings and one unexpected indispensable facility...

 

Islington guides, in order of appearance: Jane Parker · Alan Travis · Johannah Barrett · Oonagh Gay

 


Produced, mixed and scripted by: Jackie Imas and Hannah Grieve

Presented by: Islington Guided Walks and City St George's, University of London

 

To book a walk or find out more, visit Islington Guided Walks

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> The Agency of Forgotten Histories: Migration The Agency of Forgotten Histories: Migration Tue, 07 Apr 2026 16:50:22 GMT 30:11 69cad2bfe8519e977f00fe8a false https://cityunisounds.com/ 69cad2bfe8519e977f00fe8a 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 islington-tour-guides-migration full 1 1 Episode 1: Migration & Culture

In this episode, detective Julie is sent out into the streets of Islington to investigate the migration and cultural history woven into the borough. Guided by local experts, she follows the trail from the Irish ballrooms of Holloway Road to the once crime-ridden streets of Saffron Hill, and the groundbreaking arts centre that once hosted Bob Marley - the evidence is everywhere, if you know where to look.

Stops on the trail include:

 St Joseph's Church, Highgate Hill: known locally as "Holy Joe's," this striking Roman Catholic church reflects the Irish influence in the area, particularly following the Great Famine of the 1840s.

The Whittington Hospital: home to a powerful monument honouring the 40,000 nurses and midwives from the Caribbean and Africa who came to Britain between 1948 and 1973, and a reminder of how migration contributed to the NHS.

The Gresham Ballroom, Holloway Road: once a beloved Irish dance venue, where top bands from Ireland performed for nurses, workers, and the wider Irish community until its closure in 1998.

Saffron Hill, Clerkenwell: the heart of London's "Little Italy," where thousands of Italians settled from the 1830s onwards, building a community of street musicians, craftspeople, and shopkeepers against the odds.

St Peter's Italian Church:  a Roman basilican church built to serve the Italian community, and home to a moving memorial to those lost when the Arandora Star was torpedoed in 1940.

Terroni's: a Clerkenwell institution since 1871, still serving Italian coffee and food today

The Keskidee Centre, Gifford Street: a pioneering Black arts and community space that ran from 1971 until the 1990s, hosting theatre, political debate, and even a visit from Bob Marley

 

Islington guides, in order of appearance: Jane Parker · Richard Cohen · Robert Smith · Avril Nanton

 

Produced by: Isabella Anderson, Lucy Antonatos, Julie Béguin, Chloe Sackur

Mixed and scripted by: Julie Béguin and Chloe Sackur

Presented by Islington Guided Walks and City St George's, University of London

To book a walk or find out more, visit Islington Guided Walkshttps://cityunisounds.com/

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]]> Episode 1: Migration & Culture

In this episode, detective Julie is sent out into the streets of Islington to investigate the migration and cultural history woven into the borough. Guided by local experts, she follows the trail from the Irish ballrooms of Holloway Road to the once crime-ridden streets of Saffron Hill, and the groundbreaking arts centre that once hosted Bob Marley - the evidence is everywhere, if you know where to look.

Stops on the trail include:

 St Joseph's Church, Highgate Hill: known locally as "Holy Joe's," this striking Roman Catholic church reflects the Irish influence in the area, particularly following the Great Famine of the 1840s.

The Whittington Hospital: home to a powerful monument honouring the 40,000 nurses and midwives from the Caribbean and Africa who came to Britain between 1948 and 1973, and a reminder of how migration contributed to the NHS.

The Gresham Ballroom, Holloway Road: once a beloved Irish dance venue, where top bands from Ireland performed for nurses, workers, and the wider Irish community until its closure in 1998.

Saffron Hill, Clerkenwell: the heart of London's "Little Italy," where thousands of Italians settled from the 1830s onwards, building a community of street musicians, craftspeople, and shopkeepers against the odds.

St Peter's Italian Church:  a Roman basilican church built to serve the Italian community, and home to a moving memorial to those lost when the Arandora Star was torpedoed in 1940.

Terroni's: a Clerkenwell institution since 1871, still serving Italian coffee and food today

The Keskidee Centre, Gifford Street: a pioneering Black arts and community space that ran from 1971 until the 1990s, hosting theatre, political debate, and even a visit from Bob Marley

 

Islington guides, in order of appearance: Jane Parker · Richard Cohen · Robert Smith · Avril Nanton

 

Produced by: Isabella Anderson, Lucy Antonatos, Julie Béguin, Chloe Sackur

Mixed and scripted by: Julie Béguin and Chloe Sackur

Presented by Islington Guided Walks and City St George's, University of London

To book a walk or find out more, visit Islington Guided Walkshttps://cityunisounds.com/

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> The Pilot Series: Health Taboos - Gas Tricks The Pilot Series: Health Taboos - Gas Tricks Wed, 14 May 2025 11:00:00 GMT 12:54 67fa5e4b10b3098e4aa39ac4 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-pilot-series-in-focus-health 67fa5e4b10b3098e4aa39ac4 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-pilot-series-in-focus-health full 1 5 Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. This episode features Gas Tricks, the first episode of In Focus #HealthTaboo, a series that breaks health taboos into the spotlight.


Gas Tricks goes behind the fart taboo to uncover why you fart, what’s normal, and what your body is telling you.


Join fearless podcasters Thuy, Mokshika & Jackie as they step into the world of fart engineering. From experimenting with their own gas production to testing dietary effects on emissions, they blow away the stigma and uncover some explosive truths.


Adding science to the stink, Julie Thompson from Guts UK brings the facts behind farts, helps decode the experimental results and shares gut-friendly tips to keep your digestive health in check. Discover red flag signs which may point towards health issues like irritable bowel syndrome, leaky gut, stress-related flatulence and more.


Written, edited and produced by Mokshika Sharma, Jackie Imas, and Thuy Dong.

Expert insight: Julie Thompson, Information Manager Guts UK, the charity for the digestive system.

Chart your fart: Launched by Australia’s national science agency, download the app here.

Original music for trailer: Adam Wakeling



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]]> Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. This episode features Gas Tricks, the first episode of In Focus #HealthTaboo, a series that breaks health taboos into the spotlight.


Gas Tricks goes behind the fart taboo to uncover why you fart, what’s normal, and what your body is telling you.


Join fearless podcasters Thuy, Mokshika & Jackie as they step into the world of fart engineering. From experimenting with their own gas production to testing dietary effects on emissions, they blow away the stigma and uncover some explosive truths.


Adding science to the stink, Julie Thompson from Guts UK brings the facts behind farts, helps decode the experimental results and shares gut-friendly tips to keep your digestive health in check. Discover red flag signs which may point towards health issues like irritable bowel syndrome, leaky gut, stress-related flatulence and more.


Written, edited and produced by Mokshika Sharma, Jackie Imas, and Thuy Dong.

Expert insight: Julie Thompson, Information Manager Guts UK, the charity for the digestive system.

Chart your fart: Launched by Australia’s national science agency, download the app here.

Original music for trailer: Adam Wakeling



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]]> The Pilot Series: In Situ The Pilot Series: In Situ Wed, 07 May 2025 11:00:00 GMT 12:42 67fa5d937b4fe9379b836240 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-pilot-series-in-situ 67fa5d937b4fe9379b836240 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-pilot-series-in-situ full 1 4 Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. This episode features In Situ. Statues can be quirky or grand, romantic or controversial - but what they often are is overlooked. 


There are more than 1,500 statues and monuments in London. How many do you notice as you rush by?


In Situ invites you to join host Saskia Cookson, and her friends Julie and Melusi, on an intimate and playful journey as they ask big questions about statues, commemoration and the changing identity of urban spaces. 


In Situ mixes street interviews with storytelling to explore the city of London, its history and how its inhabitants and tourists alike find connections to public art.


In this episode, they visit Bob the Cat in Islington, The Meeting Place at St. Pancras Station, and the Nelson Mandela statue in Parliament Square.


Subscribe to In Situ wherever you get your podcasts, and if you want to support the show further then why not share it with a curious friend!


Hosted by Saskia Cookson. Produced by Saskia Cookson, Julie Béguin and Melusi Ncala.

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]]> Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. This episode features In Situ. Statues can be quirky or grand, romantic or controversial - but what they often are is overlooked. 


There are more than 1,500 statues and monuments in London. How many do you notice as you rush by?


In Situ invites you to join host Saskia Cookson, and her friends Julie and Melusi, on an intimate and playful journey as they ask big questions about statues, commemoration and the changing identity of urban spaces. 


In Situ mixes street interviews with storytelling to explore the city of London, its history and how its inhabitants and tourists alike find connections to public art.


In this episode, they visit Bob the Cat in Islington, The Meeting Place at St. Pancras Station, and the Nelson Mandela statue in Parliament Square.


Subscribe to In Situ wherever you get your podcasts, and if you want to support the show further then why not share it with a curious friend!


Hosted by Saskia Cookson. Produced by Saskia Cookson, Julie Béguin and Melusi Ncala.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> The City Magazine Show: Storytelling The City Magazine Show: Storytelling Mon, 05 May 2025 07:00:00 GMT 20:00 6813391af3c711a5d04ec29f false https://cityunisounds.com/ 6813391af3c711a5d04ec29f 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-city-magazine-show-storytelling full 1 8 The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, each episode is centred around a theme. This week’s theme is storytelling.


In this episode Lucy Antonatos speaks to Podcast producer, documentary maker and investigative journalist Brenna Daldorph who shares some fascinating insights into crafting a story for audio.


Elly Young is back home in California and talks about how growing up around LA has shaped her perception of storytelling.


And finally, some MA in Podcasting students share their favourite pieces of storytelling and why they find them so inspiring.


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by Melusi Ncala, Saskia Cookson, Elly Young, Lucy Antonatos & Thuy Dong.


Edited by Thuy Dong.


With thanks to Chloe Sackur for her contribution to the episode.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St. George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


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]]> The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, each episode is centred around a theme. This week’s theme is storytelling.


In this episode Lucy Antonatos speaks to Podcast producer, documentary maker and investigative journalist Brenna Daldorph who shares some fascinating insights into crafting a story for audio.


Elly Young is back home in California and talks about how growing up around LA has shaped her perception of storytelling.


And finally, some MA in Podcasting students share their favourite pieces of storytelling and why they find them so inspiring.


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by Melusi Ncala, Saskia Cookson, Elly Young, Lucy Antonatos & Thuy Dong.


Edited by Thuy Dong.


With thanks to Chloe Sackur for her contribution to the episode.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St. George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> Pod Lab: Jacob Jarvis on How to Build an Audience Pod Lab: Jacob Jarvis on How to Build an Audience Thu, 01 May 2025 11:00:00 GMT 18:42 681238ee9704d99f8463ee00 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/pod-lab-jacob-jarvis-on-how-to-build-an-audience-from-scratc 681238ee9704d99f8463ee00 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 pod-lab-jacob-jarvis-on-how-to-build-an-audience-from-scratc Experiments in Audience Growth full 1 4 Welcome to Pod Lab: Experiments in Audience Growth, a miniseries produced by Podcasting MA students at City St George’s University, London.

 

In this episode, Sara Farolfi sits down with Jacob Jarvis, managing editor at Podmasters—the indie powerhouse behind hit political podcasts like Oh God, What Now, The Bunker, and American Frictions. Jacob shares how Podmasters built its audience from the ground up and their strategies to keep their listeners engaged. He also dives into the role of social media in community-building and the growing impact of video in the podcasting world.

 

Follow Jacob on X here: @jacobjarv

 

And find Podmasters here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/channel/podmasters/id6445001390

 

Hosted, produced and edited by Sara Farolfi.

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]]> Welcome to Pod Lab: Experiments in Audience Growth, a miniseries produced by Podcasting MA students at City St George’s University, London.

 

In this episode, Sara Farolfi sits down with Jacob Jarvis, managing editor at Podmasters—the indie powerhouse behind hit political podcasts like Oh God, What Now, The Bunker, and American Frictions. Jacob shares how Podmasters built its audience from the ground up and their strategies to keep their listeners engaged. He also dives into the role of social media in community-building and the growing impact of video in the podcasting world.

 

Follow Jacob on X here: @jacobjarv

 

And find Podmasters here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/channel/podmasters/id6445001390

 

Hosted, produced and edited by Sara Farolfi.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> The Pilot Series: Gen Z Love The Pilot Series: Gen Z Love Wed, 30 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT 12:30 67fa5d39d67315f9f4436c92 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-pilot-series-gen-z-love 67fa5d39d67315f9f4436c92 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-pilot-series-gen-z-love full 1 3 Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. This episode features Gen Z Love, a podcast the looks at the complexities of modern dating for Gen Z. Hosted by Manav Pallan, your typical video game-playing, matcha-sipping Gen Z.


In the first episode, Manav is on a mission to understand why Gen Z ghost each other and why it hurts so much. He speaks with Gen Z people who ghost and have been ghosted to understand if his experiences are universal. We hear from a social psychology expert who shares his findings on why ghosting hurts so much.

 

We accompany Manav on a journey to see what he learns about this topic if it changes his perspective and if he is hopeless or optimistic about his generation on their journey to find love.


Produced by Max'ed Aadan and Angel Falese.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. This episode features Gen Z Love, a podcast the looks at the complexities of modern dating for Gen Z. Hosted by Manav Pallan, your typical video game-playing, matcha-sipping Gen Z.


In the first episode, Manav is on a mission to understand why Gen Z ghost each other and why it hurts so much. He speaks with Gen Z people who ghost and have been ghosted to understand if his experiences are universal. We hear from a social psychology expert who shares his findings on why ghosting hurts so much.

 

We accompany Manav on a journey to see what he learns about this topic if it changes his perspective and if he is hopeless or optimistic about his generation on their journey to find love.


Produced by Max'ed Aadan and Angel Falese.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> Pod Lab: The Art of Episode Artwork Pod Lab: The Art of Episode Artwork Tue, 29 Apr 2025 17:55:23 GMT 9:55 6810d6869704d99f8405776d false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/pod-lab-the-art-of-episode-artwork 6810d6869704d99f8405776d 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 pod-lab-the-art-of-episode-artwork Experiments in Audience Growth full 1 3 Pod Lab: Experiments in Audience Growth – "The Art of Episode Artwork"


Host Mokshika Sharma welcomes you to The Pod Lab, a miniseries exploring podcasting innovation, created by MA students at City, St George’s University, London.

In this episode, we dissect the power of episode artwork—why it matters, how to use it effectively, and the bigger industry debates shaping its role in podcast discoverability. Whether you're a creator or a curious listener, we’ll break down the dos, don’ts, and creative strategies to make your visuals stand out.


Featuring insights from:


Hosted & Edited: Mokshika Sharma

Produced by: Max’ed Aadan, Jamie Adam, Isabella Anderson, Hannah Grieve & Mokshika Sharma

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]]> Pod Lab: Experiments in Audience Growth – "The Art of Episode Artwork"


Host Mokshika Sharma welcomes you to The Pod Lab, a miniseries exploring podcasting innovation, created by MA students at City, St George’s University, London.

In this episode, we dissect the power of episode artwork—why it matters, how to use it effectively, and the bigger industry debates shaping its role in podcast discoverability. Whether you're a creator or a curious listener, we’ll break down the dos, don’ts, and creative strategies to make your visuals stand out.


Featuring insights from:


Hosted & Edited: Mokshika Sharma

Produced by: Max’ed Aadan, Jamie Adam, Isabella Anderson, Hannah Grieve & Mokshika Sharma

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]]> <![CDATA[Pod Lab: Rachel Shelley on 'The 94%’ Podcast]]> Tue, 29 Apr 2025 16:00:00 GMT 9:25 6810d4d6f7d552efdce5b54c false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/pod-lab-rachel-shelley-on-the-94-podcast 6810d4d6f7d552efdce5b54c 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 pod-lab-rachel-shelley-on-the-94-podcast Experiments in Audience Growth full 1 2 Pod Lab: Experiments in Audience Growth – "Launching & Marketing a New Podcast"


Host Lucy Antonatos welcomes you to Pod Lab, a miniseries exploring podcast innovation, created by MA students at City, St George's University of London.


In this episode, we go behind the scenes of podcast creation with actor and podcaster Rachel Shelley as she prepares to launch her new show, The 94%. We dive into:

  • Crafting a compelling podcast concept
  • Identifying and reaching your target audience
  • Practical strategies for podcast discovery and growth

Join us for an insightful conversation about what it really takes to launch a podcast in today's crowded audio landscape.


Hosted, Produced & Edited by: Lucy Antonatos

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]]> Pod Lab: Experiments in Audience Growth – "Launching & Marketing a New Podcast"


Host Lucy Antonatos welcomes you to Pod Lab, a miniseries exploring podcast innovation, created by MA students at City, St George's University of London.


In this episode, we go behind the scenes of podcast creation with actor and podcaster Rachel Shelley as she prepares to launch her new show, The 94%. We dive into:

  • Crafting a compelling podcast concept
  • Identifying and reaching your target audience
  • Practical strategies for podcast discovery and growth

Join us for an insightful conversation about what it really takes to launch a podcast in today's crowded audio landscape.


Hosted, Produced & Edited by: Lucy Antonatos

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]]> Pod Lab: Keyari Page on Tailored Podcast Marketing Pod Lab: Keyari Page on Tailored Podcast Marketing Thu, 24 Apr 2025 15:30:00 GMT 15:04 680a143b3e1190c83132bb6b false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-pod-lab-experiments-in-audience-growth 680a143b3e1190c83132bb6b 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-pod-lab-experiments-in-audience-growth Experiments in Audience Growth full 1 1 Welcome to Pod Lab: Experiments in Audience Growth, a miniseries produced by Podcasting MA students at City St George’s University, London.

 

In this episode, Hannah Grieve meets with City's Podcaster in Residence, Keyari Page. She's created several series, including Spiritbound, about spirituality and belief, and Hands Up, Don't Speak, which meets women in the US and UK with loved ones in prison, and a historically-inspired series, Shadow and Light. Keyari discusses how she developed her original ideas and found unique marketing strategies for them. She also talks about her work producing video podcasts for B2B and B2C, the different approaches in audience strategy, and the current trends in these areas.

 

Follow Keyari on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/rhoyalkey/

 

And find Spiritbound here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/spiritbound/id1658980141

 

Hosted by Hannah Grieve. Produced and edited by Chloe Sackur.

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]]> Welcome to Pod Lab: Experiments in Audience Growth, a miniseries produced by Podcasting MA students at City St George’s University, London.

 

In this episode, Hannah Grieve meets with City's Podcaster in Residence, Keyari Page. She's created several series, including Spiritbound, about spirituality and belief, and Hands Up, Don't Speak, which meets women in the US and UK with loved ones in prison, and a historically-inspired series, Shadow and Light. Keyari discusses how she developed her original ideas and found unique marketing strategies for them. She also talks about her work producing video podcasts for B2B and B2C, the different approaches in audience strategy, and the current trends in these areas.

 

Follow Keyari on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/rhoyalkey/

 

And find Spiritbound here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/spiritbound/id1658980141

 

Hosted by Hannah Grieve. Produced and edited by Chloe Sackur.

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]]> The Pilot Series: Rejection Year The Pilot Series: Rejection Year Wed, 23 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT 11:19 67fa5c7dd5ed0d5b9d0ef081 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-pilot-series-rejection-year 67fa5c7dd5ed0d5b9d0ef081 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-pilot-series-rejection-year full 1 2 Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. This episode features Rejection Year.


2024 will be remembered as a year of choice. A year of decisions. A year of protests. And, most importantly, a year of elections.


In fact, 2024 saw the most elections in a single year in history. And this matters even more so because the incumbents? They’re out! Well, most of them. From Rishi Sunak to Joe Biden, from Sheikh Hasina to Bashar al-Assad. 


But why?


That’s what Rejection Year’s mission is to find out. We speak to the people at the heart of these elections – the voters – to understand what makes them tick, what makes them move and what makes them go to the polls… or boycott them altogether.


Our first episode covers Bangladesh where a rigged election followed by mass protests over a controversial quota system forced Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to flee the country. We hear an on-the-ground account from KM Humayed and illuminating analysis from Professor David Lewis, from the Department of International Development at the London School of Economics.


Hosted by Yaman Mohammed.


Produced by Isabella Anderson, Lucy Antonatos, Finlay MacRae, and Yaman Mohammed.


Original music by Lowkey.

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]]> Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. This episode features Rejection Year.


2024 will be remembered as a year of choice. A year of decisions. A year of protests. And, most importantly, a year of elections.


In fact, 2024 saw the most elections in a single year in history. And this matters even more so because the incumbents? They’re out! Well, most of them. From Rishi Sunak to Joe Biden, from Sheikh Hasina to Bashar al-Assad. 


But why?


That’s what Rejection Year’s mission is to find out. We speak to the people at the heart of these elections – the voters – to understand what makes them tick, what makes them move and what makes them go to the polls… or boycott them altogether.


Our first episode covers Bangladesh where a rigged election followed by mass protests over a controversial quota system forced Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to flee the country. We hear an on-the-ground account from KM Humayed and illuminating analysis from Professor David Lewis, from the Department of International Development at the London School of Economics.


Hosted by Yaman Mohammed.


Produced by Isabella Anderson, Lucy Antonatos, Finlay MacRae, and Yaman Mohammed.


Original music by Lowkey.

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]]> The City Magazine Show: Spring Break The City Magazine Show: Spring Break Mon, 21 Apr 2025 07:00:00 GMT 23:49 680565773605ee881cb157a3 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-city-magazine-show-spring-break 680565773605ee881cb157a3 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-city-magazine-show-spring-break full 1 7 The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, each episode is centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Spring Break. 


  • In this episode Jamie Adam speaks to former BBC Journalist and Media trainer Sarah Ransome for some sage advice and insight into navigating your early career as a journalist. 


  • Hannah Grieve is in Italy and provides some thought on taking time away to recuperate during busy periods. 


  • And finally, we’ll speak to other City students about how they are coping with this exam season


Hosted by Isabella Anderson and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by Hannah Grieve, Max’ed Aadan, Jamie Adam, Isabella Anderson, and Mokshika Sharma.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St. George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


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]]> The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, each episode is centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Spring Break. 


  • In this episode Jamie Adam speaks to former BBC Journalist and Media trainer Sarah Ransome for some sage advice and insight into navigating your early career as a journalist. 


  • Hannah Grieve is in Italy and provides some thought on taking time away to recuperate during busy periods. 


  • And finally, we’ll speak to other City students about how they are coping with this exam season


Hosted by Isabella Anderson and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by Hannah Grieve, Max’ed Aadan, Jamie Adam, Isabella Anderson, and Mokshika Sharma.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St. George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


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]]> The Local Haunt: The Spell The Local Haunt: The Spell Fri, 18 Apr 2025 20:00:00 GMT 7:25 68026bdd1aabee4d3807832a false https://cityunisounds.com/ 68026bdd1aabee4d3807832a 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-local-haunt-the-spell full 1 1 Welcome to The Local Haunt, a series set in Grenadier, the most haunted pub in London.


Meet our eternally grumpy specter—a 19th-century soldier trapped in limbo, forced to haunt the creaking cellars and shadowy corners of his “beloved” pub. When rookie bartender Thuy ventures into the cellar for wine, she awakens more than dusty bottles: a sarcastic, centuries-old ghost who’s thrilled to rant about modern life (“Women marrying women? Dogs in my pub?!”).


From phantom whispers to possessed lovers and bar brawls that echo his own violent end, this ghost’s tale is a chilling cocktail of tragic history, spine-tingling scares, and social changes in the world we live in. 


But beware—he’s not just here to tell stories. He’s here to remind you that some souls never move on… and they’re very opinionated about your “progress.”

Pour a stiff drink and listen closely—the walls of The Grenadier have screams (and sarcasm) to spare. If you dare.


Written and produced by Melusi Ncala, Thuy Dong, Mokshika Sharma, and Jackie Imas.


Edited by Thuy Dong.


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]]> Welcome to The Local Haunt, a series set in Grenadier, the most haunted pub in London.


Meet our eternally grumpy specter—a 19th-century soldier trapped in limbo, forced to haunt the creaking cellars and shadowy corners of his “beloved” pub. When rookie bartender Thuy ventures into the cellar for wine, she awakens more than dusty bottles: a sarcastic, centuries-old ghost who’s thrilled to rant about modern life (“Women marrying women? Dogs in my pub?!”).


From phantom whispers to possessed lovers and bar brawls that echo his own violent end, this ghost’s tale is a chilling cocktail of tragic history, spine-tingling scares, and social changes in the world we live in. 


But beware—he’s not just here to tell stories. He’s here to remind you that some souls never move on… and they’re very opinionated about your “progress.”

Pour a stiff drink and listen closely—the walls of The Grenadier have screams (and sarcasm) to spare. If you dare.


Written and produced by Melusi Ncala, Thuy Dong, Mokshika Sharma, and Jackie Imas.


Edited by Thuy Dong.


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]]> The Local Haunt: The Smoker The Local Haunt: The Smoker Fri, 18 Apr 2025 20:00:00 GMT 11:37 68026c7b1aabee4d3807ab5f false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-local-haunt-the-smoker 68026c7b1aabee4d3807ab5f 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-local-haunt-the-smoker full 1 2 Welcome to The Local Haunt.


A few weeks ago, three students spent a night in the Grenadier Pub, hoping to capture the ghost that allegedly haunts it on camera for the first time.


The next morning, the landlord opened up to find the bar in chaos, and the video camera abandoned in the corner. The film’s picture couldn’t be recovered, but some of the sound was.


Listen and decide for yourself what really happened that night.

 

Written, produced, and edited by Chloe Sackur, Max’ed Aadan, and Manav Pallan.

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]]> Welcome to The Local Haunt.


A few weeks ago, three students spent a night in the Grenadier Pub, hoping to capture the ghost that allegedly haunts it on camera for the first time.


The next morning, the landlord opened up to find the bar in chaos, and the video camera abandoned in the corner. The film’s picture couldn’t be recovered, but some of the sound was.


Listen and decide for yourself what really happened that night.

 

Written, produced, and edited by Chloe Sackur, Max’ed Aadan, and Manav Pallan.

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]]> The Local Haunt: The Three Deaths The Local Haunt: The Three Deaths Fri, 18 Apr 2025 20:00:00 GMT 12:11 68026ceff4bf76eb41cced46 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-local-haunt-the-three-deaths 68026ceff4bf76eb41cced46 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-local-haunt-the-three-deaths full 1 3 Welcome to The Local Haunt.


In this chilling episode, we step inside The Grenadier, one of London’s most haunted pubs, to uncover the restless spirit of Cedric, a young Grenadier Guard who met a brutal end in 1818 after being caught cheating at cards.  


Cedric’s presence lingers within the pub’s walls, his spirit refusing to fade into history. 

But what truly keeps a ghost alive? This episode explores the idea of the three deaths he must experience before passing to the afterlife. If people keep telling Cedric’s story, will he forever be caught between this world and the next? 


Step inside The Grenadier… but be warned, you may not leave alone. 


Written and produced by Isabella Anderson, Saskia Cookson, Lucy Antonatos and Melusi Ncala.  


Edited by Yaman Mohammed.


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]]> Welcome to The Local Haunt.


In this chilling episode, we step inside The Grenadier, one of London’s most haunted pubs, to uncover the restless spirit of Cedric, a young Grenadier Guard who met a brutal end in 1818 after being caught cheating at cards.  


Cedric’s presence lingers within the pub’s walls, his spirit refusing to fade into history. 

But what truly keeps a ghost alive? This episode explores the idea of the three deaths he must experience before passing to the afterlife. If people keep telling Cedric’s story, will he forever be caught between this world and the next? 


Step inside The Grenadier… but be warned, you may not leave alone. 


Written and produced by Isabella Anderson, Saskia Cookson, Lucy Antonatos and Melusi Ncala.  


Edited by Yaman Mohammed.


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]]> Introducing: The Local Haunt Introducing: The Local Haunt Fri, 18 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT 1:08 6802655f3d09fdf27f4c5ac1 false https://cityunisounds.com/ 6802655f3d09fdf27f4c5ac1 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 introducing-the-local-haunt trailer 1 Welcome to The Local Haunt.


In this eerie series of ghost stories, we've created dramatic retellings of the mysterious tale of Cedric, a young soldier who met a tragic end in the 1800s.


His spirit has never truly left this earth, lingering in the shadows of the Grenadier, a historic pub tucked away in the heart of London.


The Local Haunt will premiere on April 18th.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St. George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.

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]]> Welcome to The Local Haunt.


In this eerie series of ghost stories, we've created dramatic retellings of the mysterious tale of Cedric, a young soldier who met a tragic end in the 1800s.


His spirit has never truly left this earth, lingering in the shadows of the Grenadier, a historic pub tucked away in the heart of London.


The Local Haunt will premiere on April 18th.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St. George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> <![CDATA[The Pilot Series: Collectors' Notes]]> Wed, 16 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT 12:50 67fa5bd5b51a627d150aa905 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-pilot-series-collectors-notes 67fa5bd5b51a627d150aa905 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-pilot-series-collectors-notes full 1 1 Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. This episode features Collectors' Notes, the podcast about music superfans.


In this debut episode, host Elly Young speaks to David, an opera fanatic and all-round fabulously funny man. A passion that was sparked aged fourteen has kept burning for over fifty years – David has a huge collection of recordings and goes to the opera every week! He tells Elly why classical Italian opera is so unique, the emotions it ignites within him, and why a physical collection is still special. Even if you can’t tell your Pavarotti from your Puccini, or your tenors from your Turandot, you’ll love this. Elly also hears from music psychologists Professor Eric Clarke and Dr Ruth Herbert on why music moves us all. Plus David reveals the secrets of his past as a diva drag queen! From opening note to final curtain call, join Elly as she explores the wonderful world of opera through David’s ears.


And to help you discover more, David’s curated a starter playlist of his favourites: from Verdi to Wagner, Aida to The Magic Flute. It’s a parade of drama and superstar sopranos! Click here: https://tinyurl.com/eh4c5whp 


If you are a curious music fan, listen and subscribe to Collectors’ Notes today. And when you’ve finished listening, why not leave a review and let us know what new music you’ve discovered?


Produced by: Chloe Sackur, Hannah Grieve, Elly Young and Taye Woolnough.


Special thanks to our performers, Marta Fontanals-Simmons and Tris Bracey, as well as Joseph Taylor. Further music from Uppbeat.

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]]> Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. This episode features Collectors' Notes, the podcast about music superfans.


In this debut episode, host Elly Young speaks to David, an opera fanatic and all-round fabulously funny man. A passion that was sparked aged fourteen has kept burning for over fifty years – David has a huge collection of recordings and goes to the opera every week! He tells Elly why classical Italian opera is so unique, the emotions it ignites within him, and why a physical collection is still special. Even if you can’t tell your Pavarotti from your Puccini, or your tenors from your Turandot, you’ll love this. Elly also hears from music psychologists Professor Eric Clarke and Dr Ruth Herbert on why music moves us all. Plus David reveals the secrets of his past as a diva drag queen! From opening note to final curtain call, join Elly as she explores the wonderful world of opera through David’s ears.


And to help you discover more, David’s curated a starter playlist of his favourites: from Verdi to Wagner, Aida to The Magic Flute. It’s a parade of drama and superstar sopranos! Click here: https://tinyurl.com/eh4c5whp 


If you are a curious music fan, listen and subscribe to Collectors’ Notes today. And when you’ve finished listening, why not leave a review and let us know what new music you’ve discovered?


Produced by: Chloe Sackur, Hannah Grieve, Elly Young and Taye Woolnough.


Special thanks to our performers, Marta Fontanals-Simmons and Tris Bracey, as well as Joseph Taylor. Further music from Uppbeat.

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]]> The City Magazine Show: Food The City Magazine Show: Food Mon, 14 Apr 2025 05:00:00 GMT 28:00 67fc3bd2d5ed0d5b9d6d86b2 false https://cityunisounds.com 67fc3bd2d5ed0d5b9d6d86b2 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-city-magazine-show-food full 1 6 The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, with each episode centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Food. 


In this episode it’s all about food as we go on a culinary journey – from Malta to London, with a little taste of Spain. 


•⁠ ⁠Chloe Sackur takes us on a tour of Malta as she visits the pastizzerias and restaurants of Valletta and St Paul’s Bay.


•⁠ ⁠We join Finlay Macrae on a wander round North London on matchday, as Arsenal takes on Real Madrid. He speaks to some travelling Real Madrid fans and the food vendors outside the stadium, comparing Spanish and English footballing food culture.


•⁠ ⁠And finally, we hear from some of our listeners about the food and dishes that mean the most to them.


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced and edited by Finlay Macrae and Chloe Sackur – and featuring the voices of Chloe Sackur, Finlay Macrae and Manav Pallan.

 

Follow and comment @CityUniSounds on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter and Bluesky. We’re City Sounds on LinkedIn. 


If you enjoyed this episode, why not check out the back catalogue – and look out for The Pilot Series to get a taste of what we’ve been working on this year.


Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St George’s University, London.

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]]> The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, with each episode centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Food. 


In this episode it’s all about food as we go on a culinary journey – from Malta to London, with a little taste of Spain. 


•⁠ ⁠Chloe Sackur takes us on a tour of Malta as she visits the pastizzerias and restaurants of Valletta and St Paul’s Bay.


•⁠ ⁠We join Finlay Macrae on a wander round North London on matchday, as Arsenal takes on Real Madrid. He speaks to some travelling Real Madrid fans and the food vendors outside the stadium, comparing Spanish and English footballing food culture.


•⁠ ⁠And finally, we hear from some of our listeners about the food and dishes that mean the most to them.


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced and edited by Finlay Macrae and Chloe Sackur – and featuring the voices of Chloe Sackur, Finlay Macrae and Manav Pallan.

 

Follow and comment @CityUniSounds on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter and Bluesky. We’re City Sounds on LinkedIn. 


If you enjoyed this episode, why not check out the back catalogue – and look out for The Pilot Series to get a taste of what we’ve been working on this year.


Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St George’s University, London.

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]]> Introducing: The Pilot Series Introducing: The Pilot Series Sun, 13 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT 0:55 67fa5ed37b4fe9379b83a345 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/introducing-the-pilot-series 67fa5ed37b4fe9379b83a345 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 introducing-the-pilot-series trailer Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. Follow along to hear fresh new podcast concepts featuring everything from immersive storytelling to political breakdowns.


The Pilot Series will premiere April 16th, and drop weekly on Wednesdays.


More information about all our shows can be found at cityunisounds.com

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]]> Welcome to The Pilot Series, where every episode is a pilot for a new podcast. Follow along to hear fresh new podcast concepts featuring everything from immersive storytelling to political breakdowns.


The Pilot Series will premiere April 16th, and drop weekly on Wednesdays.


More information about all our shows can be found at cityunisounds.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> The Place to Start: How to get help The Place to Start: How to get help Fri, 11 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT 7:58 67f43399f20dfdb29b311965 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/theplace-to-start 67f43399f20dfdb29b311965 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 theplace-to-start full 1 6 In our final episode, Tom and Elena explain how you can get help with any of the issues discussed in the series or indeed anything else that might be bringing challenges.  


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE

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]]> In our final episode, Tom and Elena explain how you can get help with any of the issues discussed in the series or indeed anything else that might be bringing challenges.  


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE

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]]> The Place to Start: Mercy The Place to Start: Mercy Thu, 10 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT 14:07 67f4330e38e6ea3226bb7499 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/theplace-tostart 67f4330e38e6ea3226bb7499 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 theplace-tostart full 1 5 One of City St. George’s key aims is to ensure that every student has an equal chance to thrive and succeed. That’s why it can be so important to have the courage to let people know if there are things we can put in place to assist with that. Merci explains how she developed a strong relationship with her tutors and the wellbeing team to ensure that her physical challenges would not get in the way of her studies. 


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE

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]]> One of City St. George’s key aims is to ensure that every student has an equal chance to thrive and succeed. That’s why it can be so important to have the courage to let people know if there are things we can put in place to assist with that. Merci explains how she developed a strong relationship with her tutors and the wellbeing team to ensure that her physical challenges would not get in the way of her studies. 


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE

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]]> The Place to Start: Farah The Place to Start: Farah Wed, 09 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT 12:10 67f4327647643545ed6af123 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-place-tostart 67f4327647643545ed6af123 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-place-tostart full 1 4 University makes all sorts of demands on your time and your resources, studying, socialising, managing your day-to-day chores etc. For some people, this can lead to feelings of being overwhelmed. That was Farah’s experience for a while here at City St George’s. Farah plucked up the courage to ask for help and she explains what impact that had on her time here. 


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE



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]]> University makes all sorts of demands on your time and your resources, studying, socialising, managing your day-to-day chores etc. For some people, this can lead to feelings of being overwhelmed. That was Farah’s experience for a while here at City St George’s. Farah plucked up the courage to ask for help and she explains what impact that had on her time here. 


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE



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]]> The Place to Start: Introducing the new series The Place to Start: Introducing the new series Tue, 08 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT 2:15 67f42ef4546af57906973f90 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-place-to-start 67f42ef4546af57906973f90 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-place-to-start trailer 1 1 Welcome to The Place to Start, a podcast series full of tips and advice about taking care of your mental health and well-being at university. For most people their time at City St George’s will be full of new friends, new skills and new horizons, but some people hit a few bumps along the way. Fellow students share their stories and how they found solutions with the help of our well-being team. 


This series was produced by Jamie Adams, Charlie Brown, Isabel Donaldson, Sara Farolfi, William King, Miriam Hall and Tim Utzig.  


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE 

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]]> Welcome to The Place to Start, a podcast series full of tips and advice about taking care of your mental health and well-being at university. For most people their time at City St George’s will be full of new friends, new skills and new horizons, but some people hit a few bumps along the way. Fellow students share their stories and how they found solutions with the help of our well-being team. 


This series was produced by Jamie Adams, Charlie Brown, Isabel Donaldson, Sara Farolfi, William King, Miriam Hall and Tim Utzig.  


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE 

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]]> The Place to Start: Meet the team The Place to Start: Meet the team Tue, 08 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT 8:34 67f43091546af5790697cdd3 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/theplacetostart 67f43091546af5790697cdd3 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 theplacetostart full 1 2 Welcome to The Place to start, a podcast series full of tips and advice about taking care of your mental health and wellbeing at university.

In this episode, we talk to Tom and Elena, two members of the health and wellbeing team at City St. George University.  They explain why they do what they do and what you might expect if you reach out to them for help and support. 


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE

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]]> Welcome to The Place to start, a podcast series full of tips and advice about taking care of your mental health and wellbeing at university.

In this episode, we talk to Tom and Elena, two members of the health and wellbeing team at City St. George University.  They explain why they do what they do and what you might expect if you reach out to them for help and support. 


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE

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]]> The Place to Start: Annavi The Place to Start: Annavi Tue, 08 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT 13:07 67f4319647643545ed6a9620 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-placetostart 67f4319647643545ed6a9620 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-placetostart full 1 3 University may be the first time you have lived away from home, and it can be a huge adjustment—especially if you are not only changing city but also country. Annavi talks frankly about the challenges of that adjustment and how the support she received from the health and wellbeing team gave her strategies to cope. 


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE



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]]> University may be the first time you have lived away from home, and it can be a huge adjustment—especially if you are not only changing city but also country. Annavi talks frankly about the challenges of that adjustment and how the support she received from the health and wellbeing team gave her strategies to cope. 


If you need help and support, pop into the student centre at City St. George University, or contact them at wellbeing@city.ac.uk. You can find more information HERE



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]]> Welcome to City Sounds Welcome to City Sounds Tue, 08 Apr 2025 08:57:01 GMT 1:30 67f4e4dd4dca23c350e263ad false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/welcome-to-city-sounds 67f4e4dd4dca23c350e263ad 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 welcome-to-city-sounds trailer The official podcast of City St George’s, University of London's Podcasting Department.


Based in the heart of London, our team of audio obsessives from around the world brings you industry insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and our own original audio creations.

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]]> The official podcast of City St George’s, University of London's Podcasting Department.


Based in the heart of London, our team of audio obsessives from around the world brings you industry insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and our own original audio creations.

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]]> The City Magazine Show: Comedy The City Magazine Show: Comedy Mon, 07 Apr 2025 07:00:00 GMT 17:45 67f2ef323292c8a68e7c1974 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-city-magazine-show-comedy 67f2ef323292c8a68e7c1974 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-city-magazine-show-comedy full 1 5 The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show. Each episode is centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Comedy.


We speak to comedians and City St. George’s students to discuss the craft of jokes, and the students tell a few themselves.


  • Lucy, Melusi, and Thuy spoke to standup comedians about the art of making jokes, how laughs and mental health are related, and the ability to have a good laugh when life is miserable.
  • Yaman goes around City University and asks students 7 staff their favorite comedians and dad jokes.
  • Saskia discusses her experience with laughter in a serious moment.


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by Melusi Ncala, Saskia Cookson, Elly Young, Lucy Antonatos, Thuy Dong


Edited by Elly Young 


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


A few resources for those dealing with grief: 

  1. https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/guides-to-support-and-services/bereavement/support-and-self-care/ 
  2. https://www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/mental-health/mental-health-self-help-guides/bereavement-and-grief-self-help-guide/ 
  3. https://www.ataloss.org/bereavement-resources 


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]]> The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show. Each episode is centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Comedy.


We speak to comedians and City St. George’s students to discuss the craft of jokes, and the students tell a few themselves.


  • Lucy, Melusi, and Thuy spoke to standup comedians about the art of making jokes, how laughs and mental health are related, and the ability to have a good laugh when life is miserable.
  • Yaman goes around City University and asks students 7 staff their favorite comedians and dad jokes.
  • Saskia discusses her experience with laughter in a serious moment.


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by Melusi Ncala, Saskia Cookson, Elly Young, Lucy Antonatos, Thuy Dong


Edited by Elly Young 


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


A few resources for those dealing with grief: 

  1. https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/guides-to-support-and-services/bereavement/support-and-self-care/ 
  2. https://www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/mental-health/mental-health-self-help-guides/bereavement-and-grief-self-help-guide/ 
  3. https://www.ataloss.org/bereavement-resources 


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]]> The City Magazine Show: Forgotten Stories The City Magazine Show: Forgotten Stories Mon, 31 Mar 2025 07:00:00 GMT 32:14 67ea32411ffa4f6f0a74e067 false https://cityunisounds.com/ 67ea32411ffa4f6f0a74e067 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-city-magazine-show-forgotten-stories full 1 4 The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, with each episode centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Forgotten Stories.


We speak to experts and creators about stories that have been forgotten, and how to retell them.


•⁠ Mokshika Sharma speaks to journalist Kavita Puri and producer Ant Adeane about their podcast "Three Million," the story of the 1943 Bengal Famine in British India - a forgotten story of World War Two

•⁠ Hannah Grieve interviews journalist Kat Lister about the American author and artist Eve Babitz, and why she has been mostly forgotten.

•⁠ Isabella Anderson speaks to Mark Sandell about his true crime podcast "Answers For Claudia" and how he approached the making of the show.


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by Hannah Grieve, Max’ed Aadan, Jamie Adam, Isabella Anderson, and Mokshika Sharma.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


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]]> The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, with each episode centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Forgotten Stories.


We speak to experts and creators about stories that have been forgotten, and how to retell them.


•⁠ Mokshika Sharma speaks to journalist Kavita Puri and producer Ant Adeane about their podcast "Three Million," the story of the 1943 Bengal Famine in British India - a forgotten story of World War Two

•⁠ Hannah Grieve interviews journalist Kat Lister about the American author and artist Eve Babitz, and why she has been mostly forgotten.

•⁠ Isabella Anderson speaks to Mark Sandell about his true crime podcast "Answers For Claudia" and how he approached the making of the show.


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by Hannah Grieve, Max’ed Aadan, Jamie Adam, Isabella Anderson, and Mokshika Sharma.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


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]]> The City Magazine Show: Wheels The City Magazine Show: Wheels Mon, 24 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT 34:14 67e09c83639ec2394a4f1b46 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/the-city-magazine-show-wheels 67e09c83639ec2394a4f1b46 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-city-magazine-show-wheels full 1 3 The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, with each episode centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Wheels. 


In this episode we’re rolling through opinions, memories and emotions on all kinds of transport, and things go off in a surprising direction more than once.


•⁠ ⁠Julie Beguin and Manav Pallan discuss Netflix’s Drive to Survive and the past and present state of Formula 1.

•⁠ ⁠People answer: Do you have a fond memory of learning to ride a bike? 

•⁠ ⁠Chloe Sackur tracks down rail enthusiasts, meeting both the very young and the young at heart. Plus, she finds an answer for a deceptively simple question…


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by, and featuring the voices of, Manav Pallan, Julie Beguin, Chloe Sackur and Finlay MacRae.


With great thanks to the Horsham Model Railway Club plus Laura, Tim, Sarah and Fergus for giving their time in the making of this episode.

 

Follow and comment @CityUniSounds on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter and Bluesky. We’re City Sounds on LinkedIn. 


Listen to Race Reaction wherever you get your podcasts.


Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St George’s University, London.


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]]> The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, with each episode centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Wheels. 


In this episode we’re rolling through opinions, memories and emotions on all kinds of transport, and things go off in a surprising direction more than once.


•⁠ ⁠Julie Beguin and Manav Pallan discuss Netflix’s Drive to Survive and the past and present state of Formula 1.

•⁠ ⁠People answer: Do you have a fond memory of learning to ride a bike? 

•⁠ ⁠Chloe Sackur tracks down rail enthusiasts, meeting both the very young and the young at heart. Plus, she finds an answer for a deceptively simple question…


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by, and featuring the voices of, Manav Pallan, Julie Beguin, Chloe Sackur and Finlay MacRae.


With great thanks to the Horsham Model Railway Club plus Laura, Tim, Sarah and Fergus for giving their time in the making of this episode.

 

Follow and comment @CityUniSounds on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter and Bluesky. We’re City Sounds on LinkedIn. 


Listen to Race Reaction wherever you get your podcasts.


Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St George’s University, London.


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]]> The City Magazine Show: Podcasts The City Magazine Show: Podcasts Mon, 17 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT 19:17 67d7c11a6b89322b9d8e5062 false https://cityunisounds.com/ 67d7c11a6b89322b9d8e5062 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-city-magazine-show-podcasts full 1 2 The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, each episode is centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Podcasting. In this episode we tackle the podcasting industry - episodes, businesses, and more. 


•⁠ ⁠Saskia Cookson discusses students’ PodGold experiences.

•⁠ ⁠Elly Young talks about her impression of the first episode of In Detail: The Toxic Waste Scandal

•⁠ ⁠YouTube’s One Billion Podcast Viewers with Melusi Ncala, Yaman Mohammed, Thuy Dong and Lucy Antonatos


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. 

Produced by Melusi Ncala, Saskia Cookson, Elly Young, Lucy Antonatos, Thuy Dong.

Edited by Thuy Dong, Saskia Cookson and Lucy Antonatos.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St. George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


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]]> The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, each episode is centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Podcasting. In this episode we tackle the podcasting industry - episodes, businesses, and more. 


•⁠ ⁠Saskia Cookson discusses students’ PodGold experiences.

•⁠ ⁠Elly Young talks about her impression of the first episode of In Detail: The Toxic Waste Scandal

•⁠ ⁠YouTube’s One Billion Podcast Viewers with Melusi Ncala, Yaman Mohammed, Thuy Dong and Lucy Antonatos


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. 

Produced by Melusi Ncala, Saskia Cookson, Elly Young, Lucy Antonatos, Thuy Dong.

Edited by Thuy Dong, Saskia Cookson and Lucy Antonatos.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St. George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


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]]> The City Magazine Show: Reviews The City Magazine Show: Reviews Mon, 10 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT 26:15 67cc6717a890beb52e380946 false https://cityunisounds.com/ 67cc6717a890beb52e380946 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 the-city-magazine-show Reviews, good and bad full 1 1 The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, with each episode centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Reviews.


In this episode we tackle reviews – good and bad.


•⁠ Max’ed Aadan and Hannah Grieve break down their watches of the week: A Complete Unknown and To a Land Unknown.

•⁠ People answer: What is a film you think is overhyped?

•⁠ Isabella Anderson speaks to BBC film critic Rhianna Dhillon about bad movies we love anyway, and what makes a good review.


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by Hannah Grieve, Max’ed Aadan, Jamie Adam, Isabella Anderson, Mokshika Sharma and Angel Falese.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


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]]> The City Magazine Show is a weekly variety show, with each episode centered around a theme. This week’s theme is Reviews.


In this episode we tackle reviews – good and bad.


•⁠ Max’ed Aadan and Hannah Grieve break down their watches of the week: A Complete Unknown and To a Land Unknown.

•⁠ People answer: What is a film you think is overhyped?

•⁠ Isabella Anderson speaks to BBC film critic Rhianna Dhillon about bad movies we love anyway, and what makes a good review.


Hosted by Elly Young and Max’ed Aadan. Produced by Hannah Grieve, Max’ed Aadan, Jamie Adam, Isabella Anderson, Mokshika Sharma and Angel Falese.


Made by MA Podcasting students at City St George’s University. Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.


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]]> Podgold: Listen… and Watch? Podgold: Listen… and Watch? Fri, 07 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT 12:14 67ca10028c2cf351b171601a false https://cityunisounds.com/ 67ca10028c2cf351b171601a 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 listen-and-watch Will video kill the podcast star? full 1 3 Podcast Gold celebrated the very best in British podcasting. Nominees and award winners gave us insights on creativity, the production process and the shifting podcast landscape.


Can podcasts survive the video onslaught? And should they? Is something lost from the intimate connection that audio creates with listeners if visual versions predominate?


In Listen… and Watch? figures from across the best of British podcasting provide their angle on this ongoing debate. From Hannah Moore at the Guardian (who loves audio) to Andy Wood, director of Traitors Uncloaked (leaning towards video), discover who’s following the trend and who’s finding new opportunities to stand out.


Written and presented by City St George's podcast student Julie Beguin, this episode – part of the PodGold series – takes you on a lyrical journey through the arguments to reach an unexpected conclusion. 

 

Listen… and Watch? is produced by Julie Beguin and Jackie Imas.

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]]> Podcast Gold celebrated the very best in British podcasting. Nominees and award winners gave us insights on creativity, the production process and the shifting podcast landscape.


Can podcasts survive the video onslaught? And should they? Is something lost from the intimate connection that audio creates with listeners if visual versions predominate?


In Listen… and Watch? figures from across the best of British podcasting provide their angle on this ongoing debate. From Hannah Moore at the Guardian (who loves audio) to Andy Wood, director of Traitors Uncloaked (leaning towards video), discover who’s following the trend and who’s finding new opportunities to stand out.


Written and presented by City St George's podcast student Julie Beguin, this episode – part of the PodGold series – takes you on a lyrical journey through the arguments to reach an unexpected conclusion. 

 

Listen… and Watch? is produced by Julie Beguin and Jackie Imas.

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]]> <![CDATA[Podgold: Victoria Derbyshire & Mark Sandell]]> Thu, 06 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT 9:53 67c831343384591a388e7f49 false https://www.cityunisounds.com 67c831343384591a388e7f49 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 victoria-derbyshire-and-mark-sandell The iconic broadcaster takes on a journey full 1 2 Podcast Gold celebrated the very best in British podcasting. Nominees and award winners gave us insights on creativity, the production process and the shifting podcast landscape. 


In this exclusive interview with our own Yaman Mohammed, acclaimed journalist and Newsnight host Victoria Derbyshire tells us about her podcast, And Then Came Breast Cancer. 


Victoria’s podcasting journey is a personal one. Her experience with breast cancer led her to make this warm, informative and impactful resource for any woman (or family) going through the same thing. 


Listen to And Then Came Breast Cancer wherever you get your podcasts. 


https://futuredreams.org.uk/and-then-came-breast-cancer-podcast/ 


Produced and edited by Yaman Mohammed.

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]]> Podcast Gold celebrated the very best in British podcasting. Nominees and award winners gave us insights on creativity, the production process and the shifting podcast landscape. 


In this exclusive interview with our own Yaman Mohammed, acclaimed journalist and Newsnight host Victoria Derbyshire tells us about her podcast, And Then Came Breast Cancer. 


Victoria’s podcasting journey is a personal one. Her experience with breast cancer led her to make this warm, informative and impactful resource for any woman (or family) going through the same thing. 


Listen to And Then Came Breast Cancer wherever you get your podcasts. 


https://futuredreams.org.uk/and-then-came-breast-cancer-podcast/ 


Produced and edited by Yaman Mohammed.

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]]> Podgold: Tips for Podcasters Podgold: Tips for Podcasters Thu, 06 Mar 2025 09:54:14 GMT 8:33 67c830a37da2435a87d7d821 false https://cityunisounds.com 67c830a37da2435a87d7d821 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 tips-for-podcasters All the ideas and inspiration newcomers need full 1 1 Podcast Gold celebrated the very best in British podcasting. Nominees and award winners gave us insights on creativity, the production process and the shifting podcast landscape. 


In this episode, we hear advice from those at the heart of industry, including Victoria Derbyshire, Bella Neale and Jordan Dunbar. Our guests explain niche audiences, the importance of intimacy between listeners and hosts and how to approach podcast structure. 


Listen to some of the award-winning podcasts from our brilliant guests: 


https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/and-then-came-breast-cancer-a-future-dreams-podcast/id1571500215


https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/blood-on-the-dance-floor/id1680701427


https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-hidden-20/id1724404966 


Produced by Chloe Sackur and Finlay MacRae


Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.

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]]> Podcast Gold celebrated the very best in British podcasting. Nominees and award winners gave us insights on creativity, the production process and the shifting podcast landscape. 


In this episode, we hear advice from those at the heart of industry, including Victoria Derbyshire, Bella Neale and Jordan Dunbar. Our guests explain niche audiences, the importance of intimacy between listeners and hosts and how to approach podcast structure. 


Listen to some of the award-winning podcasts from our brilliant guests: 


https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/and-then-came-breast-cancer-a-future-dreams-podcast/id1571500215


https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/blood-on-the-dance-floor/id1680701427


https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-hidden-20/id1724404966 


Produced by Chloe Sackur and Finlay MacRae


Go to cityunisounds.com to listen to more of our podcasts and find out about our work.

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]]> <![CDATA['There's so much scope for experimentation': Acast's Lizzy Pollott]]> Mon, 22 Apr 2024 10:05:06 GMT 8:14 662402d4896579001181d25d false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/theres-so-much-scope-for-experimentation-acasts-lizzy-pollot 662402d4896579001181d25d 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 theres-so-much-scope-for-experimentation-acasts-lizzy-pollot full 1 5 On this episode of Word on the Square, Chief Communications & Brand Officer at Acast, Lizzy Pollott. She talks over the monetization of podcasting, how creators should use the format -- and how artificial intelligence may impact the world of audio production.


"Podcasting as a medium is so way underserved by advertisers as compared to how effective and engaging it is -- and it's changing massively," she says on the show. "We're working all the time to educate advertisers who have perhaps never thought of podcasting as a medium for them, exactly why it is a perfect for them to reach their audiences, and also when they're in it just how best to maximise it."

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]]> On this episode of Word on the Square, Chief Communications & Brand Officer at Acast, Lizzy Pollott. She talks over the monetization of podcasting, how creators should use the format -- and how artificial intelligence may impact the world of audio production.


"Podcasting as a medium is so way underserved by advertisers as compared to how effective and engaging it is -- and it's changing massively," she says on the show. "We're working all the time to educate advertisers who have perhaps never thought of podcasting as a medium for them, exactly why it is a perfect for them to reach their audiences, and also when they're in it just how best to maximise it."

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]]> <![CDATA[Tales Of City - "Family is the First Heartbreak"]]> Thu, 18 Apr 2024 15:51:09 GMT 20:36 66214167d03d070012bf6008 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/tales-of-city 66214167d03d070012bf6008 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 tales-of-city bonus 1 1 Tales of City - The podcast where we hear some of the stories from the lives and experiences of the people who make City University the place that it is. 


In this inaugural episode, we speak with MA Creative Writing student Aderonke Adeola who tells us all about her writing and how within it, she explores the universal issues of family and class through the lens of Nigerian culture and society.


And as an extra special bonus, Aderonke reads out an excerpt from her latest work for us to enjoy and discuss.

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]]> Tales of City - The podcast where we hear some of the stories from the lives and experiences of the people who make City University the place that it is. 


In this inaugural episode, we speak with MA Creative Writing student Aderonke Adeola who tells us all about her writing and how within it, she explores the universal issues of family and class through the lens of Nigerian culture and society.


And as an extra special bonus, Aderonke reads out an excerpt from her latest work for us to enjoy and discuss.

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]]> (Running) Round The Square (Running) Round The Square Wed, 17 Apr 2024 21:02:56 GMT 11:43 66203900ac77e10012c68427 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/runninground-the-square 66203900ac77e10012c68427 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 runninground-the-square RTS with Tim Utzig from Taking Off The Shades podcast bonus 1 4 Round The Square: In the time it takes to walk around Northampton Square starting from Danny's café, one of the students here at City tells us all about their podcast.


In a very special edition, Charlie Brown walks with Tim Utzig from the MA Podcasting postgraduate course and hears all about his experience as a visually impaired student and what brought him to City to study podcasting.


And in extra bonus content - one more lap round the square! - he discusses his preparation for the London Marathon and shares his tips and advice for anyone considering similar adventures. Whether in running or podcasting....


You can follow Tim:


@timutzig

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-utzig-44183b173?trk=public_post_feed-actor-name


Find out more about guide running for the blind in his podcast Running Blind

https://open.spotify.com/episode/7euvHA9nkJGSV96HXMwNXx?si=50a8f87fe3a54506&nd=1&dlsi=00bd6c738481444c


And Tim will be running the London Marathon for the Guide Dog charity that brought his much loved companion - and City Uni celeb! - Alisa into his life. To donate:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/tim-utzig-08

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]]> Round The Square: In the time it takes to walk around Northampton Square starting from Danny's café, one of the students here at City tells us all about their podcast.


In a very special edition, Charlie Brown walks with Tim Utzig from the MA Podcasting postgraduate course and hears all about his experience as a visually impaired student and what brought him to City to study podcasting.


And in extra bonus content - one more lap round the square! - he discusses his preparation for the London Marathon and shares his tips and advice for anyone considering similar adventures. Whether in running or podcasting....


You can follow Tim:


@timutzig

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-utzig-44183b173?trk=public_post_feed-actor-name


Find out more about guide running for the blind in his podcast Running Blind

https://open.spotify.com/episode/7euvHA9nkJGSV96HXMwNXx?si=50a8f87fe3a54506&nd=1&dlsi=00bd6c738481444c


And Tim will be running the London Marathon for the Guide Dog charity that brought his much loved companion - and City Uni celeb! - Alisa into his life. To donate:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/tim-utzig-08

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]]> <![CDATA[Nathan Freeman - "Audio is a very effective way of creating a world that people can go to." ]]> Fri, 12 Apr 2024 06:07:50 GMT 10:35 6616c038ce55d100162d6018 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/nathan-freeman-audio-is-a-very-effective-way-of-creating-a-w 6616c038ce55d100162d6018 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 nathan-freeman-audio-is-a-very-effective-way-of-creating-a-w full 1 4 On this episode, our hosts Charlie Brown and Tim Utzig chat with Nathan Freeman from Granny Eats Wolf who tells us the latest from the cutting edge of soundscaping in the podcast industry. And while he is one of the great masters of his craft, Nathan emphasises the importance of collaborative team work for everything that he has achieved:


"You got to work together with people you trust, that you think are great and believe in the same thing as you. The best I have ever done has never been on my own."



Nathan Freeman is a multi award winning audio director and founder of Granny Eats Wolf - a creative studio that’s putting craft back at the heart of audio storytelling and branding. A former Executive Producer at BBC Sounds and BBC Voice & A.I, he has produced podcasts, radio shows, sonic brand identities and audio dramas for 20 years. Nathan has always pioneered new exciting ways to tell stories in audio, from spatial audio to the BBC’s first synthetic voice. And was behind the world’s first exploration into dynamic live radio promos. Today, he’s continuing that innovation, twisting into life sonic worlds with spatial audio for top tier brands. His credits include Wondery’s British Scandal podcast, Spyscape’s True Spies, The Woman In Black 3D audiobook and Audible’s The Signalman working alongside Academy Award winning Director, Sam Mendes.


https://www.grannyeatswolf.com/about


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]]> On this episode, our hosts Charlie Brown and Tim Utzig chat with Nathan Freeman from Granny Eats Wolf who tells us the latest from the cutting edge of soundscaping in the podcast industry. And while he is one of the great masters of his craft, Nathan emphasises the importance of collaborative team work for everything that he has achieved:


"You got to work together with people you trust, that you think are great and believe in the same thing as you. The best I have ever done has never been on my own."



Nathan Freeman is a multi award winning audio director and founder of Granny Eats Wolf - a creative studio that’s putting craft back at the heart of audio storytelling and branding. A former Executive Producer at BBC Sounds and BBC Voice & A.I, he has produced podcasts, radio shows, sonic brand identities and audio dramas for 20 years. Nathan has always pioneered new exciting ways to tell stories in audio, from spatial audio to the BBC’s first synthetic voice. And was behind the world’s first exploration into dynamic live radio promos. Today, he’s continuing that innovation, twisting into life sonic worlds with spatial audio for top tier brands. His credits include Wondery’s British Scandal podcast, Spyscape’s True Spies, The Woman In Black 3D audiobook and Audible’s The Signalman working alongside Academy Award winning Director, Sam Mendes.


https://www.grannyeatswolf.com/about


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]]> Round The Square Round The Square Wed, 10 Apr 2024 15:41:07 GMT 6:06 6616b3131e017b0017056338 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/6616b3131e017b0017056338 6616b3131e017b0017056338 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 RTS with Oli Mansfield from Under One Sky bonus 1 3 Round The Square: In the time it takes to walk around Northampton Square starting from Danny's café, one of the students here at City tells us all about their podcast.


In this week's episode, Charlie Brown walks with Oli Mansfield from the MA Broadcast postgraduate course and hears all about his podcast Under One Sky.


Under One Sky is a podcast which attempts to paint a picture of homelessness, as a story, that is unique, dynamic and complex.


Each episode will draw on a guest's expertise and experience to bring to light a different lens to view homelessness, to give us as listeners a fuller understanding of homelessness that avoids careless speculation and stereotyping.


This is podcast that first recognises the worth and value of the people that find themselves in a state of Homelessness. They are people like you and me, just the right things in their lives have gone wrong.


https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/under-one-sky/id1654475185


To find out more about Oli and his work:


https://www.olimansfield.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/oli-mansfield-60113822a/



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]]> Round The Square: In the time it takes to walk around Northampton Square starting from Danny's café, one of the students here at City tells us all about their podcast.


In this week's episode, Charlie Brown walks with Oli Mansfield from the MA Broadcast postgraduate course and hears all about his podcast Under One Sky.


Under One Sky is a podcast which attempts to paint a picture of homelessness, as a story, that is unique, dynamic and complex.


Each episode will draw on a guest's expertise and experience to bring to light a different lens to view homelessness, to give us as listeners a fuller understanding of homelessness that avoids careless speculation and stereotyping.


This is podcast that first recognises the worth and value of the people that find themselves in a state of Homelessness. They are people like you and me, just the right things in their lives have gone wrong.


https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/under-one-sky/id1654475185


To find out more about Oli and his work:


https://www.olimansfield.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/oli-mansfield-60113822a/



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]]> Round The Square Round The Square Wed, 03 Apr 2024 12:25:56 GMT 5:30 660d4ad459a655001674a2f4 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/660d4ad459a655001674a2f4 660d4ad459a655001674a2f4 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 RTS with Ash Flaherty from Alumni Alibis Podcast bonus 1 2 Round The Square: In the time it takes to walk around Northampton Square starting from Danny's café, one of the students here at City tells us all about their podcast.


In this week's episode, Charlie Brown walks with Ash Flaherty from the MA Broadcast postgraduate course and hears all about her podcast Alumni Alibis.


Alumni Alibis is a podcast in which we hear from notable alumni of Manchester University and the stories of how their lives and careers were shaped by their time there.


https://open.spotify.com/show/04RduHhO1NQObAdFkgdOoN?si=d5faaa7d0cb049a1



Follow Aisling Flaherty at https://uk.linkedin.com/in/aislingflaherty




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]]> Round The Square: In the time it takes to walk around Northampton Square starting from Danny's café, one of the students here at City tells us all about their podcast.


In this week's episode, Charlie Brown walks with Ash Flaherty from the MA Broadcast postgraduate course and hears all about her podcast Alumni Alibis.


Alumni Alibis is a podcast in which we hear from notable alumni of Manchester University and the stories of how their lives and careers were shaped by their time there.


https://open.spotify.com/show/04RduHhO1NQObAdFkgdOoN?si=d5faaa7d0cb049a1



Follow Aisling Flaherty at https://uk.linkedin.com/in/aislingflaherty




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]]> <![CDATA[James Cridland: 'Creativity needs to be sustainable' ]]> Fri, 29 Mar 2024 20:11:07 GMT 4:56 6607205b4065340017409e49 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/james-cridland-creativity-needs-to-be-sustainable 6607205b4065340017409e49 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 james-cridland-creativity-needs-to-be-sustainable full 1 3 On the episode of Word on the Square, James Cridland, who is a radio futurologist and editor of Podnews.net.


He is based in Brisbane, Australia and on a recent trip to RadioDays Europe he popped into City University to discuss the market for podcasts tight now; what’s making him positive for the future and the issues the industry is likely to face within the next year. 


Follow James:

Twitter: @JamesCridland


Sign up for Podnews here


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]]> On the episode of Word on the Square, James Cridland, who is a radio futurologist and editor of Podnews.net.


He is based in Brisbane, Australia and on a recent trip to RadioDays Europe he popped into City University to discuss the market for podcasts tight now; what’s making him positive for the future and the issues the industry is likely to face within the next year. 


Follow James:

Twitter: @JamesCridland


Sign up for Podnews here


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]]> Round The Square Round The Square Wed, 27 Mar 2024 12:52:48 GMT 4:43 660416a0f9e7460017cdaf90 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/round-the-square 660416a0f9e7460017cdaf90 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 round-the-square RTS with Manav Pallan from Race Reaction Podcast bonus 1 1 Bonus Content



Round The Square: In the time it takes to walk around Northampton Square starting from Danny's cafe, one of the students here at City tells us all about their podcast.

In this inaugural RTS episode, Charlie Brown walks with Manav Pallan, 3rd Year Journalism Undergraduate and hears all about his podcast Race Reaction. 


Race Reaction is a motorsports podcast that primarily focuses on the world of Formula 1. The podcast was launched in June 2023 by co-founders Miles Lambi and Manav Pallan to reach the growing number of motorsport fans in an entirely new medium. 


Since then, the podcast has had guests including Steve Nichols, the designer of Ayrton Senna’s championship-winning McLaren MP4/4. Steve was also Senna’s race engineer in 1988 and was the man credited with introducing carbon fibre into Formula 1. 


They also regularly post editorial content on the Race Reaction website to complement the podcast episodes. 


Just as the 2024 F1 season begins, the Race Reaction Podcast is now back with the highest quality motorsports content. 


You can find all such content here: 


https://open.spotify.com/show/1IFfuLdksPruiOycZ4yNmj?si=K0C38qXZQjG6okcheNd98A


https://www.race-reaction.com


Follow on Instagram:


https://www.instagram.com/racereaction?igsh=MTExNTJ6eTNoeTFp



And Twitter/X: 


https://x.com/racereaction?s=21

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]]> Bonus Content



Round The Square: In the time it takes to walk around Northampton Square starting from Danny's cafe, one of the students here at City tells us all about their podcast.

In this inaugural RTS episode, Charlie Brown walks with Manav Pallan, 3rd Year Journalism Undergraduate and hears all about his podcast Race Reaction. 


Race Reaction is a motorsports podcast that primarily focuses on the world of Formula 1. The podcast was launched in June 2023 by co-founders Miles Lambi and Manav Pallan to reach the growing number of motorsport fans in an entirely new medium. 


Since then, the podcast has had guests including Steve Nichols, the designer of Ayrton Senna’s championship-winning McLaren MP4/4. Steve was also Senna’s race engineer in 1988 and was the man credited with introducing carbon fibre into Formula 1. 


They also regularly post editorial content on the Race Reaction website to complement the podcast episodes. 


Just as the 2024 F1 season begins, the Race Reaction Podcast is now back with the highest quality motorsports content. 


You can find all such content here: 


https://open.spotify.com/show/1IFfuLdksPruiOycZ4yNmj?si=K0C38qXZQjG6okcheNd98A


https://www.race-reaction.com


Follow on Instagram:


https://www.instagram.com/racereaction?igsh=MTExNTJ6eTNoeTFp



And Twitter/X: 


https://x.com/racereaction?s=21

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]]> <![CDATA[Hannah Àjàlá-Rahman - "One commissioner's trash is another commissioner's treasure". ]]> Fri, 22 Mar 2024 14:01:54 GMT 9:50 65fd8f523402060016cebee9 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/hannah-ajala-rahman-one-commissioners-trash-is-another-commi 65fd8f523402060016cebee9 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 hannah-ajala-rahman-one-commissioners-trash-is-another-commi full 1 2 On this episode, award winning journalist, producer and presenter Hannah Àjàlá-Rahman talks about the whole process of nurturing a podcast idea from its first fledgling beginning to the final round of pitching to commissioners.


"An idea turns into a process and it turns into almost being in a relationship with it...so have fun with it!" she advises.


Be sure to follow Hannah...


@hannah_ajala


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]]> On this episode, award winning journalist, producer and presenter Hannah Àjàlá-Rahman talks about the whole process of nurturing a podcast idea from its first fledgling beginning to the final round of pitching to commissioners.


"An idea turns into a process and it turns into almost being in a relationship with it...so have fun with it!" she advises.


Be sure to follow Hannah...


@hannah_ajala


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]]> <![CDATA[Matt Deegan: 'We're all in the sales business' ]]> Fri, 15 Mar 2024 17:04:19 GMT 5:35 65f477603cf4df001776b761 false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/matt-deegan 65f477603cf4df001776b761 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 matt-deegan full 1 1 On this episode, Matt Deegan of Podcast Discovery and Folder Media talks over how to build an audience, as well as doing the marketing to let it shine.

"If you make something and you build it from scratch you are the expert -- they should look to you to be the expert on how to market it," he said on the show.


Follow Matt Deegan:

@matt

You can can subscribe to his weekly newsletter here: https://www.mattdeegan.com




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]]> On this episode, Matt Deegan of Podcast Discovery and Folder Media talks over how to build an audience, as well as doing the marketing to let it shine.

"If you make something and you build it from scratch you are the expert -- they should look to you to be the expert on how to market it," he said on the show.


Follow Matt Deegan:

@matt

You can can subscribe to his weekly newsletter here: https://www.mattdeegan.com




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]]> Introducing Word On The Square Introducing Word On The Square Fri, 08 Mar 2024 16:39:32 GMT 1:13 65e864726962fc0016a7f06e false https://shows.acast.com/word-on-the-square/episodes/introducing-word-on-the-square 65e864726962fc0016a7f06e 65e862f4d53cd500160e36f8 introducing-word-on-the-square A new podcast from City University full

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