Professor Ian Haynes talks to James about Rome Transformed, a large scale archaeology research project, conducted in both Rome and Newcastle.

Dr Christina Mobley talks to James about the North East and its black history and how Newcastle University is taking steps to decolonise it’s curriculum.

Kate Aitchison, Dr Lucy Robinson and Ollie Bell talk to James about the importance of mental health, the lasting impacts of the pandemic on both students and colleagues and the 5 ways to wellbeing.

Dr Nicola Heslehurst and Amy McNaughton talk to James about how a Fuse collaboration between Newcastle University and Public Health Wales helped to determine how socioeconomic inequalities affect health in pregnancy.

James talks to Dr Simon Bowen and Huw Lewis about how Open Lab at Newcastle University led the a ground breaking public consultation that informed the new design of the Tyne and Wear Metro trains.

Gillian Johnston and Sara Bird talk to James about how the Library Education Outreach team are using the library’s vast information resources and collections to provide, creative and impactful opportunities for young people.

In this episode Izzy talks to Dr Martin Farr about Britain’s Response to the war in Ukraine.

James talks to Dr Maarja Luhiste and Dr Jemima Repo about reactions to the invasion from neighbouring countries and the challenges faced by Ukrainian Refugees.

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In part one of this special series, James talks to Dr Rob Dale about the history behind the war in Ukraine.

Professor Jenny Richards and Dominic Gray talk to Izzy about how Newcastle University and Opera North are working together to share knowledge and explore ideas in understanding the voice.