Should the school curriculum update PSHE/Sex Education lessons for future students?  

As a continuation to the Autism and Puberty series and in this month's episode of the Social Wave Project, I will be interviewing YouTuber, Public Speaker and model Thomas Henley where we discuss our experiences with bullying during puberty, how we think puberty should be taught at school and (maybe) social/after school clubs and more. We had a lot to share and say during the episode!   

It was an absolute pleasure to interview Tom and I hope to invite him on the podcast again very soon! 

How should schools REALLY encourage students to learn about puberty? Should more informal information help or should students be introduced to activities at school or home?  

In the final part of our three-part series of the Autism & Puberty panel, I discuss with Digital creators, podcasters and content creators Victoria Ellen, Jack Ivens-Gardiner, Carol Jean Whittington, Mason Milne, Connell Scholar, Rohit Doel and Erin Louisa Henderson-Smith (a.k.a Berrie) talking about their experiences during puberty at school and how they felt from an autistic perspective. We also talk about how should future generations (including children) learn about puberty and an upcoming project, that is in progress. 

How and why are sex education lessons limited in Catholic secondary schools? And how does bullying affect students who are still going through puberty?   In the second part of our three-part series of the Autism & Puberty panel, I discuss with Digital creators Lauren Gilbert and actor and content creator James McLoughlin, talking about their experiences during puberty at school and how they felt from an autistic perspective.  

How could schools make their PSHE lessons inclusive? 

In the first part of our three-part series of the Autism & Puberty panel, I discuss with content creators Connor Ward Finn McGwyre Dana Anderson Robin Greatorex and Michael Ankers on their experiences during puberty at school and how they felt from an autistic perspective. 

Hey, everybody, I wanted to record a mini update episode as I've been neglecting my podcast for a while.  

I also have an exciting announcement as well. Until then, stay safe and keep well.

History Inside A Nutshell YouTube Channel

How can we continue telling the story of the Titanic for the future generation while the ship is disintegrating?   

In today's special episode of the Social Wave Project (and part of Titanic: Titan of the Sea), I will be interviewing Titanic historian, author, US Navy consultant and Titanic wreck explorer Parks Stephenson.   

In the interview, Parks shares his trips to the wreck, working alongside James Cameron and plans to recover the Marconi transmitting apparatus before the Titanic disappears forever.  

Also, I do apologise if the audio sounds strange; did my best to fix it but I hope it is clear to hear.

A ship waits for no one; what's the reason behind this statement?  

In today's special episode of the Social Wave Project (and part of Titanic: Titan of the Sea), I will be discussing a theory video with Titanic & Britannic historian, Jake Billingham. In the video, Jake and I discuss how the rules and laws of the sea brought tragic consequences during the Titanic disaster, and why man has been bullying the environment without realising it.  

Leave us in the comments on what you think about our theory. We would love for you guys to share your opinions.

Three stories, three different ladies!   

In today's special episode of the Social Wave Project (and part of Titanic: Titan of the Sea), I will be interviewing Titanic enthusiast, actress and singer, Loretta Anne Miller. In our interview, we discuss Loretta's podcast - Tea-tanic and why women during the Titanic's lifetime had been erased from history.  Also, I share three stories of three incredible women: one whose love story inspired a film director, one who was an unknown photographer and one who risked her life to stay with her second-class passengers.

In today's special episode of the Social Wave Project (and part of Titanic: Titan of the Sea), I will be interviewing David Haisman, the son of Edith Brown Haisman, one of the Titanic's 705 Surviours.

In our interview, David shares Edith's story; and talks about his career on the sea, the family's connections with the Titanic and the future of the ship herself.