In today’s episode we are joined by Bethan Savage, trainee solicitor at Hogan Lovells, who is currently in her first seat in Insurance Litigation. We will be discussing her firm, litigation skills, and the impact of the impending recession on insurance litigation

Welcome to the first Episode!

This week, we'll be hearing from Mikkel Juel Iversen who explains how a nice gesture at Christmas, exploded into a complex operation to support those in a state of homelessness during the Covid-19 Pandemic.

We'll hear about how his thinking has been challenged and changed through his interaction with friends he has made on the street through his work, as he has come to know the sustaining importance of human connection.

Also, this week, Ross Plowman tells us how UOS has changed his view of 'homelessness', leading him and a couple friends to take the Under One Sky model up to Durham University, in the hope of spreading the mission of Under One Sky to other Universities.

It's an easy and great listen full of stories and astute reflections - a great introduction for this podcast that aimed at changing the narrative surrounding Homelessness.

Let's get at it!

The Under One Sky podcast attempts to paint a picture of homelessness, as a story, that is unique, dynamic and complex.

Each episode will draw on a guest's expertise and experience to bring to light a different lens to view homelessness, to give us as listeners a fuller understanding of homelessness that avoids careless speculation and stereotyping.

This is podcast that first recognises the worth and value of the people that find themselves in a state of Homelessness. They are people like you and me, just the right things in their lives have gone wrong.

I hope you'll enjoy listening in!

Yes, we know it's released out of order. This was the way it was recorded, and trust me, it makes more sense this way. Anyway - in this new installment of WhoSoc Podcasts, we spend time with new guests discussing three episodes with one of the most tenuous links of all time! We hope you're ready for what happens to be - I think - WhoSoc's first (and thus far only) double Chris Chibnall episode, and, on the topic of C's, one featuring a most terrible curse...

Zacch and Callum delve into Elon Musk's recent Twitter takeover and Mark Zuckerberg's Metaverse

In the inaugural episode of Sustainable Sense, we invite our listeners to consider what the world sustainable means for them. 

I know, I know. New administration. We've redecorated. We hope you like it. In the first proper podcast of the year, we begin by talking about three companion entrance episodes across the new series, across a variety of different circumstances. As a fair warning, this podcast is among our more chaotic, timey-wimey bouts of inspiration - if you can call it that. Get ready to dive back into the vortex and face the Untempered Schism of WhoSoc Podcasts!

In today’s episode we will be talking to Neeva Desai, trainee solicitor at Charles Russell Speechlys, about her time in private client litigation, and the current challenges that art lawyers are currently facing.

The Brew is back (in a big way) with a catchup with Zacch and Callum 

WhoSoc is Durham University's very own Doctor Who Society. What can we offer, I hear you ask? Well, we have an award winning audio-drama, highly polished podcast series in which members of our society discuss and analyse their favourite, or perhaps least favourites, episodes of the show. Still not convinced? Well, why don't you give this introductory episode a try. You might just enjoy it...

What is Durham Nightline? In this episode, we'll go over what nightline does, how to contact it and how to get involved if that's something you're interested in. We will also talk about our personal experiences joining Nightline and what our time at Nightline has been like