Extra Time - Episode 1

Added Time is a conversational podcast that takes football beyond the 90 minutes — culture, football on screen, recent events, rivalries, debates that never get settled.

In this week's episode of the Continental Corner podcast, we sit down with John Goodyear, the chairman of the year abroad! 

Prof. Marcus Du Sautoy joins Benjamin Davies in this one-off episode, to discuss his new book 'Blueprints' on the connections between mathematics and art, the contemporary relevance of C. P. Snow's infamous 'Two Cultures' lecture, and the value of interdisciplinary collaboration in modern society. 

Welcome to the first full episode of Amnesty Hour! Listen to the previous intro episode for an introduction into this podcast. In this episode, UoB Amnesty Society members Manato, Gautam and Manan discuss issues and the future of youth activism and education in the UK and their home countries. 

In this episode, Brannon interviews PC Treasure about young people, education, police-community relations, and more!

In this episode, I am joined by my amazing guest, Tam! She is very prepared (far more than I am), which makes for a very informative and interesting episode! This time, my guest's niche interest is the Titanic, and Tam teaches me all about it. Make sure you follow @tellmeeverythingburnfm on Instagram!

In the pilot episode, your hosts Janhavi and Audrey talk about packing their bags and moving to Birmingham for their master's degrees. A weird move, but an honest one. Listen for big sister advice, chaos, and an unhealthy amount of laughs! We've been through it, and came out glowing. So can you. Pull up, the tea is piping hot! ☕️

In the pilot episode of the 'Danfo 2 Double Deckers Podcast', we talk about everything from music to fashion to tiny random things. Your hosts are Nabil and Tami, and we focus on adapting to diverse cultures and how moving to the UK from Nigeria has shaped our worldview. We hope you enjoy it!

In this week’s episode of the Continental Corner, we are joined by a special guest, Masie James, who completed her year abroad between Lisbon, Portugal and Santiago, Spain. Listen in for another perspective on the year abroad and Masie’s experience in both Portugal and Spain!

In this week’s episode of the continental corner, we take a look back at how we felt commencing on our year abroad and dealing with living in a new country. We delve into our first impressions of daily life and the university, challenges and setbacks and the shocks and surprises we faced throughout our year abroad.