Tony Champion: urbanisation, migration, elevators and escalators
This week, John spoke to Tony Champion, Emeritus Professor of Population Geography at Newcastle University about urbanisation, counter urbanisation, migration trends and demographic change (as well as...
5 Marras 202049min
Brad Frankel and Fearghal O'Nuallain: Flooglebinder, sustainable travel and the coolest geography teacher in the country?
This week, John spoke to Brad Frankel from Flooglebinder about the company's history and his views on sustainable tourism and also to Fearghal O'Nuallain, once dubbed the 'UK's coolest teacher' about ...
8 Loka 202053min
Hina Robinson and Tariq Jazeel: Defining and decolonising geography
In this episode John had a very insightful conversation with Hina Robinson, a secondary geography teacher and Tariq Jazeel, Professor of Geography at UCL, about defining and decolonising geography.Why...
30 Syys 202047min
Simran Jouhal: Leading a department, diversity in geography and blogging
This week, John spoke to Simran Jouhal who is head of Geography in a north London school and the founder of the fantastic Geographia blog. Simran talked about how she ended up becoming a geographer te...
23 Syys 202049min
Fiona Ferbrache: Citizenship, migration and Brexit
This week, John spoke to Dr Fiona Ferbrache, Lecturer in Geography at University of Oxford about her work in citizenship, migration and Brexit. Many thanks to our sponsor, Flooglebinder.
17 Syys 202045min
Dr Bethan Davies: Glaciation and climate change
This week, John spoke to Dr Bethan Davies, Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography at Royal Hollaway University of London about her work in glaciation and climate change. You can visit Bethan's brillia...
10 Syys 202044min
Stephen Legg: Global governance, internationalism and colonial India.
Welcome to Series 2 of GeogPod! This week, John spoke to Stephen Legg, Professor of Historical Geography at Nottingham University. Stephen discussed his work on globalisation, internationalism and col...
3 Syys 202046min
Chris King: Plate tectonics, rubber ducks, and the toilet roll of time
This week, John spoke to Chris King, Emeritus Professer of Earth Science Education at Keele University, plate tectonics, geology, and generally his life and career in education. Take a look at the Ea...
12 Kesä 202055min
