On the second day of 'The Glasgow Effect' social media storm, Phil Miller, Arts Correspondent for The Herald was invited to discuss the project on the Janice Forsyth Show on BBC Radio Scotland

One day into 'The Glasgow Effect' social media storm, an hour-long phone-in on public funding for the arts was held on the Kaye Adams Programme on BBC Radio Scotland

Mollie Green interviews Ellie Harrison ahead of her High Street Casualties project in Birmingham City Centre on Saturday 11 April 2015

Talk by Ellie Harrison for Artquest's Practice 360 programme at Camden Arts Centre exploring the relationship between her life choices and her work as an artist

Alicia Queiro interviews Ellie Harrison about her Dark Days event taking place at the Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow on Friday 13 February 2015

John Griff interviews Ellie Harrison about her Early Warning Signs project at NN Contemporary Art in Northampton throughout 2015

Talk by Ellie Harrison to students at Funen Art Academy in Denmark, presenting the ideas behind the 'Department for Business, Innovation & Skills' - a title borrowed from the UK Government for her studio during her six-week residency at the academy

Ellie Harrison in conversation with journalist and activist Ewa Jasiewicz at Talbot Rice Gallery as part of Edinburgh Art Festival, discussing her referendum-themed installation / event 'After the Revolution, Who Will Clean Up the Mess?' and the relationship between art, activism and social change

Radio programme documenting the artists' performances from Gustav Metzger's Facing Extinction conference at University for the Creative Arts on 7 June 2014, featuring Anti-Capitalist Aerobics by Ellie Harrison alongside work by Carl Gent, Simon Watt and Matthew de Kersaint Giradeauat (first broadcast on Resonance FM on 9 July 2014)

Speech by Ellie Harrison at the Time & Motion symposium at the Royal College of Art examining her growing awareness of her own labour conditions and changing relationship to work