Coronapod - Part 1

CW: Discrimination, Transphobia, Lesbophobia, Biphobia, Queerphobia, Misogyny, Blackface, Nazi mentions, Ableism, Mental health issues and Suicide. Brainscape are delighted to present this fabulosa LGBTQ+ History month special in collaboration with GULGBTQ+! After a quick game of 'Queer Quiztory', hear our first ever podcast relay we will be discussing disability and the queer community, mental health services for LGBTQ+ people, representations and exclusion of trans people in Psychology, how attraction studies exclude LGB people, the pathologisation of asexuality and the positive psychology Queer Joy movement. Episode google doc / resources https://docs.google.com/document/d/1U9S3e5zpfjGerQ_uuhiZfF7IW6DtPX4-heRwkfm7SrI/edit?usp=sharing Episode credits This podcast was written, hosted and recorded over zoom by: Judith Neve Ellie Brownlie Amelia Hilton Ally Lloyd Cameron Macalister Valentine Conlan Emyrs Woodward Tereza Valova Paul Skinner Emily Tunstall The Brainscape Podcast was created by Amelia Hilton This episode was edited and produced by Amelia Hilton, with original music by Jack Harding

Amelia, Isadora and Veronika talk about how those looking for love are navigating dating over lockdown. Listen for how people are greeting and meeting from home, how physical touch (and lack of) affects us and how dating apps are dominating and adapting. The Brainscape podcast was created by Amelia Hilton in association with the Glasgow University Psychology Society
This episode was written and recorded by Amelia Hilton, Isadora Corfield and Veronika Pavolovova. Produced Amelia Hilton.
 Original music by Jack Harding. Recorded on the 30/10/2020 over zoom.

Amelia, Isadora and Veronika talk about the couples getting together, shacking and breaking up over lockdown. Listen to part one for the scoop on celebrity crushes, lockdown love quiz and all the inventive ways we are staying connected while physically apart. The Brainscape podcast was created by Amelia Hilton in association with the Glasgow University Psychology Society This episode was written and recorded by Amelia Hilton, Isadora Corfield and Veronika Pavolovova. Produced Amelia Hilton. Original music by Jack Harding. Recorded on the 30/10/2020 over zoom.

Psychology and Philosophy join forces - Katie Moody talks to Amelia about the brand new philosophy society podcast 'thoughts' in this interview epsiode. Hear them dip into post-moderism, pain and time-travel in this fantastic collab episode.

Amelia, Ellie and Tereza discuss why lockdown has changed guilty pleasures, alcohol consumption and self presentation.

Amelia, Ellie and Tereza compete in a good news quiz and explore resilience and how life has changed under lockdown in part one of Coronapod.

Ali asks UofG students about what has been keeping them hopeful during isolation.

Amelia,  Alex and Alejandra explore whether parental attachment really does impact your romantic relationships.  The Brainscape podcast was created by Amelia Hilton in association with the Glasgow University Psychology Society This episode was written and recorded by Amelia Hilton, Alex Carlino-Rackett and Alejandra Jordano. Produced Amelia Hilton. Original music by Jack Harding. Recorded on the 14/2/2020 in the University of Glasgow School Psychology and Neuroscience faculty Speech Lab.

Amelia, Alex and Alejandra quiz eachother childhood attachment theory and discuss how your attachment style affects adult relationships. The Brainscape podcast was created by Amelia Hilton in association with the Glasgow University Psychology Society This episode was written and recorded by Amelia Hilton, Alex Carlino-Rackett and Alejandra Jordano. Produced Amelia Hilton. Original music by Jack Harding. Recorded on the 14/2/2020 in the University of Glasgow School Psychology and Neuroscience faculty Speech Lab.

In this mini episode Ali asks UofG student about their relationship 'Red Flags' and warning signs in potential partners.