1823 Podcast

In this episode we are celebrating International Women in Engineering Day.

The occasion promotes the amazing work that women engineers do across the globe and encourages more young women and girls to take up engineering …

For the final episode of the jmsYOU mini-series, we hear from the four JMSU officers as they reflect on a successful 12 months in office.

Marie, …

In this episode we bring you LJMU Chancellor Nisha Katona MBE in conversation with the BBC's Sean Curran.

This is a recording of the second Roscoe …

This episode of the jmsYOU series celebrates International Nurses Day.

Our host Lois chats to LJMU nursing students Emma and Lucy about their experiences and why they want to have a career in nursing.

Emma and Lucy …

“Take that first step. There’s always another choice no matter how bad things are.”

Final year LJMU student Declan shares his advice for anyone facing challenges with their mental health.

In this episode, Declan tells …

In this episode, we are bringing you the first Roscoe Lecture of the university’s bicentenary year.

Astrophysicist Professor Andy Newsam delivered …

This series is brought to you by the JMSU team, exploring a wide range of issues affecting students and providing a space for personal stories and experiences.

This episode marks the start of Neurodiversity Celebration …

In this episode, released on International Women's Day, we hear from some inspirational women about their career successes, inspirations and their …

This episode of the jmsYOU mini-series is part of our celebration of LGBT+ History Month.

Our host Lois chats to Oli, who graduated from LJMU last year, about their experiences as a trans student.

They discuss the …

In this third episode in the jmsYOU mini-series of LJMU’s 1823 podcast, we talk about alcohol and sobriety.

This series is brought to you by the JMSU …

Welcome to the second episode in the jmsYOU mini-series of LJMU’s 1823 podcast.

This series is brought to you by the JMSU team, exploring a wide range of issues affecting students and providing a space for personal …

On 11 December 2022, NASA’s historic Artemis 1 mission successfully concluded with splashdown of the Orion spacecraft in the Pacific Ocean.

The …

Welcome to the jmsYOU mini-series of LJMU’s 1823 podcast. 

We aim to focus on YOU as students and we want this to be a space where you can share your personal stories and experiences. Meet Lois, your student host for …

LJMU has set out its plan to reach carbon net zero by 2035.

It’s the overarching target in the university’s newly-published Climate Action Plan, which details its climate and sustainability objectives and measures for …

Long-distance runner Jonny Mellor joins former athlete and LJMU lecturer Kelly Massey to discuss his preparations for the 2022 Commonwealth Games in …

In this episode, a group of LJMU sport science experts preview the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

How does the home advantage really benefit athletes? From familiarity with venues to having no jet lag to contend …

Intrepid engineering students (and soon to be graduates) are hoping to become the first LJMU team to get an electric racing car around the …

What needs to happen now in our fight against the climate crisis?

World leaders gathered in Glasgow this month for COP26. Debates were had and agreements were reached but are they enough and how will they translate into …

As Disability History Month begins (18 November – 20 December), this episode discusses what disability means in 2021? How does hidden disability fit into this and what are the challenges for the future?

Our guests on …

In this episode, we discuss the COP26 summit being held in Glasgow.

It is bringing nations together to accelerate action against climate change.

But what actions do we need to take to save our planet and how serious is …

Dr James Crossland and Peter Williams reflect on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. 

They discuss the attacks, the history of al-Qaeda and the impact of …

For the first episode of LEXICON The Liverpool John Moores University Creative Writing podcast, host John Maxwell is joined by Liverpool-born …

Is it finally coming home?

Dr Francesca Champ and Dr Gillian Cook reflect on England’s Euro 2020 semi-final victory against Denmark and look ahead to the nation’s first appearance in a final for 55 years.

In the final …

Dr Francesca Champ and Dr Gillian Cook reflect on the dramatic matches played so far in the knockout stages of Euro 2020.

They look ahead to the huge match at Wembley between England and Germany. Of course, no …

As the group stages of Euro 2020 come to a close, it’s time for the big game players to step up as we enter the knockout phase.

But what makes a big game player?

In the third part of The Mental Edge mini-series, Dr …

In this second episode of ‘The Mental Edge’ mini-series, Dr Francesca Champ and Dr Gillian Cook reflect on the big issues from the opening few …

This is the first episode of ‘The Mental Edge’, a mini-series looking at the psychology behind elite performance at this summer’s football European …

In the final part of our #1823Podcast series on ‘the new normal’ Dr Samantha Cooke discusses the politics of the pandemic. She talks about …

Dominique Aspey from LJMU’s Centre for Entrepreneurship discusses the impact of COVID-19 on business and how firms can adapt to the ‘new normal’.

The 1823 Podcast team
Writer and presenter: Stuart Arrowsmith (@StuArrows)

Dr Ariel Edesess, from the Low Carbon Eco-Innovatory, talks about the impact of lockdown on carbon emissions and our environment and whether these changes are sustainable.

The 1823 Podcast team
Writer and presenter: …

Along with a number of colleagues from LJMU’s School of Nursing and Allied Health, Dr Colin Jones returned to work in the NHS during the pandemic. In …

Part one – the psychology of adapting

This mini-series from 1823 Podcast explores a world living with COVID-19 and takes a look at ‘the new normal’.

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As the Metropolitan Police starts using live facial recognition software on the streets of London, we discuss whether we should fear the creep of …

As the Senate trial gets under way, we discuss the impeachment of President Donald Trump.

Dr Matthew Hill, Programme Leader of International …

LJMU was proud to host the Liverpool City Region’s first ever Environmental Summit.

As part of the Year of the Environment 2019, ‘Towards a Green …

In this episode, we’re celebrating Black History Month.

Our guests are:

·  Cllr Anna Rothery talking about becoming the first black Lord Mayor of …

In this opening episode of our second season, we discuss the rise of deep fake videos, the history of fake news and the impact of propaganda on world events.

Our guests on this episode are:

· Dr Dave Ellis, Senior …

A sneak preview of what’s coming up in season 2 of 1823 Podcast.

The 1823 Podcast team
Writer and presenter: Stuart Arrowsmith (@StuArrows)
Producer: Michael Humphreys (@MykalMouse)
Editor: Ben Jones (@benjamin_jjones)
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With just a few tense weeks remaining in the Premier League title race, in this episode we’re talking mind games and the importance of psychology in …

As it’s Wellbeing Week at LJMU, we’re talking about striving for positive mental and physical health wherever we live, work or study.

We’ll hear in this episode about different approaches to staying healthy and happy.

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“If we don’t take action, the collapse of our civilisations and the extinction of much of the natural world is on the horizon.” Sir David …

The photograph of ‘Earthrise’, taken from Apollo 8, is one of the most iconic images of the last century.

It has been credited with changing our …

As The Beatles’ ‘White Album’ turns 50 years old, we discuss its musical and cultural significance, explore the origins and Liverpool links of one …

Do we do enough as a nation to remember everybody affected by the First World War?

At the weekend, we commemorated the fallen on Armistice Day – exactly 100 years since the end of WW1.

Our guests on this episode argue …

A number of recent studies show that loneliness is increasingly felt most strongly by young people, particularly 16-24 year olds.

In this episode, we …