Roaming on Campus

In this episode I'm joined with Kenneth Shinozuka. Studying for a PhD in Psychiatry, Kenneth is also the president of the Oxford Psychedelic Society. The society aims to spread an awareness of the academic research on psychedelics and its potential medical benefits, as well as fostering a community of growth for its members through workshops such as breathwork. Kenneth and I have a discussion on all of this.

You can check out the society's upcoming events here:

https://www.facebook.com/oxpsysoc/

Debating. The art of convincing one's fellow man. 

In this episode I'm joined with Computing students Ivan Kapelyukh and Alex Nielsen. Alex is the former vice president of the Imperial College Debating Society, and Ivan currently serves as president.

We discuss the trade that can forge history and sway the destiny of nations.

In this episode, we home in on King's College London, as we explore their Hot Chocolate Society. Behind their inconspicuous name lies a society with a mission to extend a helping a hand to the homeless.

I'm joined with their president, Psychology student Mahika Agarwal, and outreach coordinator, Medicine student Carl Rodgers. We discuss the problem of homelessness, the society's outreach initiatives, and how behind every misfortune is a person with a story to tell.

Becoming a master of one's mind is one of the most abundantly free gifts a person could give themselves.

In this episode I'm joined with two guests on that very path. Medicine student Urvi Bihani, and Aeronautical Engineering student Tejasva Malhotra. They both serve as the co-chairs of the Krishna Consciousness society at Imperial College London.

We delve into mindfulness, meditation and perhaps the ultimate realisation that the journey is the goal...

Check out Tejasva's music here:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/78eR9F1zfcQ7JuS30qFU6x?si=NKwzsoDfSpuKrcy5G7N02g&fbclid=IwAR1Mq3zE7ggiqa894OybjCAMMyrIqWYxJUtZvK7ReiAAOD0VqNCi20aA-Ks&nd=1

Why do one sport when you can do three?

In this episode we combine swimming, running and cycling into a triathlon, as I'm joined with Imperial College Chemistry student Gatsby Fitzgerald! 

From sketches to stand-ups the Oxford Revue has it all when it comes to comedy. I'm joined with one of its members, English Language and Literature student Alison Hall. She's the social secretary and welfare officer for the comedy society. We get stuck into the good, the bad and the ugly of trying to evoke laughter from your fellow (wo)man. 

Wax on. Wax off.

In this episode I'm joined with Sophie Prosser, a Sports & Exercise Science student from the University of Birmingham. She's the president of the university's karate club. We explore the art that has not only spread globally, but now transcends physical boundaries as they take it all online!

The art of the possible?

In this episode I'm joined with Politics student Keziah Spaine, coming from the University of Sheffield. She sits as the co-chair of the Sheffield Labour Students, one of the left-wing societies to be found at the university. We discuss the beliefs and ideas of the left side of the political spectrum and how, for better or worse, students are channelling these into the real world!

Still Roaming on Campus.

In this clean track I'm joined with Mechanical Engineering student Asad Raja. He's the founder of the Imperial College Hip Hop society. We explore the hip-hop scene from past to present, and discover just how one builds a society from scratch!