Today I am joined by Toby to discuss queerness in Paris, his dissertation titled "Reanimating the Corpus: Body and Textuality in Hervé Guibert's AIDS writings" and ULIP as a space for queer studies.

Join Josanne and I for a super interesting conversation titled: the Hispanic Connection: how the Hispanic world shapes French studies. We discuss everything from politics to food to history to art. Eye-opening and an important conversation to be having as politics students.

Today I am joined by Eddie, the SU President, who discusses working for the SU, many hidden gems in Paris and his dissertation on the TGV and social justice.

In this episode, I discuss all things feminism with heads of society, Josie Challis and Gigi Williams. We talk about engaging with feminism from literature to podcasts to conversations with friends. Don't hesitate to contact them for any further resources or event ideas you'd like to see happen at the university, and be sure to come to the book club on March 1st at 16h.

Book Club: Girl, Women, Other - Bernardine Evaristo

Podcast recommendations: Goes Without Saying with Sephy and Wing, Exactly with Florence Given.

Other literature mentioned: Virginia Woolf, Yes She Can - Ruth Davidson, Clothes Clothes Clothes, Music Music Music, Boys Boys Boys - Viv Albertine

I am joined by Edouard Morena, the head of department at the University of London Institute in Paris, to discuss his upcoming book on elites and climate philanthropy, careers in the climate sector, and much more. I have left some links down below to Edouard's book, careers sites for climate justice, and upcoming climate change events in Paris. Enjoy!

Edouard's upcoming book: https://www.editionsladecouverte.fr/fin_du_monde_et_petits_fours-9782348074554

Climate careers: https://www.climatechangecareers.com/

Climate change events in Paris: https://www.eventbrite.com/d/france--paris/climate-change/

Join us for the first episode of Ecoutons in which we are in conversation with Lauren Manley discussing sport in Paris, mental health, and plans for graduating - including teaching in Honduras.