University of Warwick Podcast

Afghan social activist Wazhma Frogh discusses women's rights and the future of her country

Warwick's Professor Wyn Grant and Boston University's Professor Graham Wilson discuss Politics and the Financial Crisis along with the research collaboration and partnership between the two institutions.

In the year of a General Election, Professor Wyn Grant from the Department of Politics and International Studies discusses the complexities of UK election politics

Historian Professor Bernard Capp reveals how a ban on Christmas sparked a second Civil War in England

The University of Warwick announces a new international medical poetry prize to be judged by poet Dannie Abse, NHS Medical Director Sir Bruce Keogh and broadcaster and James Naughtie

Professor of Developmental Psychology Dieter Wolke discusses his research into bullying to mark Anti-bullying Week

Dr Angie Hobbs discusses her new role as the first ever UK “Senior Fellow in the Public Understanding of Philosophy”, charged with bringing philosophy to as wide an audience as possible in Britain and beyond.

Theatre researcher Tony Howard discusses what the newly-released MI5 archives reveal about American actor Sam Wanamaker

The former trade unionist and pensions campaigner speaks ahead of receiving his honorary Doctor of Laws.

Val Gooding, non-executive director to the BBC's executive board, speaks to the University ahead of receiving her honorary degree.

Professor Joseph Roach of Yale University, lead of the World Performance Project, who receives an honorary Doctor of Letters.

Ms Brenda King, Chief Executive of ACDiversity, speaks to the University ahead of receiving her Honorary Degree.

Cambridge Professor, David MacKay, talks about what is required for the UK to be self sufficient on renewable energy. Note: Due to the file size it may take some time to load before playing.

Professor Erica Carter and Christina Achinger of the German Studies department speak to IAS visiting fellow, Geoff Eley (University of Michigan) about interdisciplinarity.

A Politics and International Studies department debate on IPE with Mark Blyth, Shirin M Rai, Dr Matthew Watson and Dr Jeffrey Chwieroth.