<p>This year Robyn is finishing her degree in BA Geography, which included doing a dissertation on ‘the Attenborough Effect: an analysis of the impact of environmental documentaries on public behaviours and attitudes and how this translates into policy’. Whilst at LSE, Robyn founded the Extinction Rebellion Society and was also secretary of the Green Party Society.</p>

This year Robyn is finishing her degree in BA Geography, which included doing a dissertation on ‘the Attenborough Effect: an analysis of the impact of environmental documentaries on public behaviours and attitudes and how this translates into policy’. Whilst at LSE, Robyn founded the Extinction Rebellion Society and was also secretary of the Green Party Society.

Robyn Moore - BA Geography (Class of 2020)

Geography Island Jams is a podcast run jointly by the LSE Department of Geography and Environment and the LSESU Geography and Environment Society. The podcast is in a similar style to the BBC Radio 4’s Desert island Discs where guests explain what eight songs, book and luxury item they would take with them if they were stranded on a desert island.                                   

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Geography Island Jams is a podcast run jointly by the LSE Department of Geography and Environment and the LSESU Geography and Environment Society. The podcast is in a similar style to the BBC Radio 4’s Desert island Discs where guests explain what eight songs, book and luxury item they would take with them if they were stranded on a desert island. Music produced by Tilly Mason. Artwork produced by Saskia Straub Interviewer and producer Will Stein

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