Two academics, Samantha Goodchild and Miriam Weidl, from SOAS, University of London discuss their research on translanguaging practices in two Senegalese villages in the Casamance region and how their research can be used to understand how language learning can develop thanks to local mobility practices.

Host: Dr Ann Wand

Here's their link to online teaching material: https://www.kanraxel.uk/university

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Dr Ann Wand sits down with Dr Nicolette Makovicky (Oxford University),

Dr Robert Parkin (Oxford University, and Dr Pietro Antonio Sasso (Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville)to discuss the additional responsibilities that come with being a full-time academic.

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Welcome to the ‘Coffee & Cocktails’ podcast (and blog), a chance for academics and the best professionals in their fields to discuss ‘over drinks’ many of the days’ most important issues, innovative ideas, and topics in modern society.

Our first episode focuses on issues faced by Early Career Researchers (ECRs) as they work their way through an uncertain job market. Topics discussed include: job insecurity and mobility, teaching vs. publications and using social media as a job promotion platform in both American and British institutions.

We hope you enjoy it!

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