In another remotely recorded episode we are joined by Izabela Rudnicka to discuss new transmedia adaptations of classics, doing PhD part-time, and how much of our lives is happening online. We also get interrupted by a cat and Georgia dreams about being a meme historian. Hosted By Georgia and Ana.Theme music: Hat the Jazz by Twin Musicom. #PhD #Education #EnglishLiterature #AdaptationStudies

We are back! In this first episode of 2020/21 academic year Georgia and Ana discuss the sudden emergence of Zoom as the main way of communication, the impact the pandemic had on their projects, and Ana mentions workshops A LOT.

Sam returns for a remote chat with Georgia. Topics include remote archive access, lockdown television and Lego presidents.Theme music: Hat the Jazz by Twin Musicom.

Georgia and Jess talk about eating and drinking in lockdown. Content warning: some discussion of disordered eating.This episode is pre-recorded. We would all like to take the opportunity to say that black lives matter.Theme music: Hat the Jazz by Twin Musicom.

Georgia and Jess try to think of some good things that have happened on lockdown.

Former guest George calls in and we talk about losing time and structure.

BFF of the show Anne Stokes calls in and we talk about the importance of the group chat and music for surviving lockdown.

Past guest Adam phones in, and Georgia and Jess talk about running, optimism and coping.

In this minisode self-confessed academic extroverts Georgia and Jess discuss how they have been experiencing the isolation of lockdown, how that has impacted on PhD research, and what they've done to combat it.Theme music: Hat the Jazz by Twin Musicom

Episode 1 of a new limited series.We hope you're staying safe out there! In this remotely recorded minisode Georgia and Jess discuss their lockdown daily routines (or lack thereof.)Theme music: Hat the Jazz by Twin Musicom.