Dr Gordon Bromley, NUIG, shares his experiences of working in Antarctica and explains how he studies historical climate change using glaciers and rocks. This episode's focus on a physical geographic topic illustrates the breadth of the discipline and how the human and the natural intersect. You can follow Gordon and his work on twitter: https://twitter.com/GRMBromley

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Issues of disability, rural accessibility, political representation, housing, and the state of the roads all feature in this episodes conversation with Evie Nevin, a Social Democrat, local election candidate for the Clonakilty-Skibbereen area of Cork County Council (2019). As a first time candidate who was a prominent activist in the Repeal campaign, Evie brings a fresh perspective and desire for equality to the local political landscape.

You can find out more about Evie and her activism on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/EvieSocDems/), Twitter (https://twitter.com/Evie_Nevin), and on the Social Democrats page: https://www.socialdemocrats.ie/our-people/evie-nevin/

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Joe Kiely, of the Shitegeist Podcast, explores the geographical tropes of TV Series with Richard, including The Wire, Treme, Frasier, Stranger Things, and Scandi-dramas.

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Dr Richard Scriven discusses yoga, its practice, and its meaning for understanding the body with Emer Harrington, Yoga Teacher and Student. This podcast explores social, cultural, and environmental topics using a geographical lens, through conversations with interesting people.

For life affirming vibes follow Emer on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/yogawithemer/) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/yogawithemer/)

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Dr Richard Scriven talks with PhD Candidate Rosie Howlett Southgate about her research on the Irish direct provision system for asylum seekers and refugees. She explains the system and they way it treats individuals and families seeking asylum in Ireland. You can follow Rosie's work on twitter: https://twitter.com/rosiesouthgate

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(Re)sounding holy wells is an artistic and cultural heritage project being led by Vicky Langan, independent artist, and Dr Richard Scriven, Department of Geography, UCC, to imaginatively explore holy wells in Cork through workshops, audio recordings, and oral histories. It is being funded by the Creative Ireland County Cork Grant Scheme under the community participation strand of the Creative Ireland Programme 2017-2022. Using a collaborative approach with both primary schools and community heritage groups, the project will examine and highlight the roles of holy wells as cultural amenities and sites of vernacular heritage. Fresh understandings of the wells will be produced through the use of audio by combining field recordings with accounts of the holy wells from young people and community members.