Episode 1 of the Paperless Podcast is here!

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During this episode, I speak to the amazing Lois Ryan, who graduated with a degree in English Literature and Philosophy, from the University of Bristol. We discuss the intricacies of her paper on mushrooms and how our language is inadequate when describing the complexity of their psychotic interactions and relationships with humans. We also delve into other topics such as the field of mycology, rewilding, working on an organic farm and connecting people back to nature. 

Until next time, please keep supporting the project. Share, like, review and feedback - I am always keen to hear your thoughts. 

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As always, if you are interested in featuring your paper/research/thesis on the paperless podcast, please follow the link in my social media bio - have a great week! 

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Cited Texts:

Wilding by Isabella Tree 

Finding the mother tree by Suzanne Simard (Lois’ recommendation at the end)

Underland by Robert McFarlane 

Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake 

Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer

Welcome to the Paperless Podcast, where in each episode, we talk to undergraduate, master's, and PhD students as they share the intricacies of their research and the stories behind their final papers and projects.

In this episode I give a brief introduction to the podcast and what you can expect to be listening to over the coming months.

I also touch on the need for YOU to help contribute to the show, by joining me on the podcast to discuss your dissertation, paper or research project. No matter your discipline, when you completed it or age, if you are passionate and have a desire for your work to be published then please come join me!

We are elevating student research and ideas, one podcast at a time.