HeyJaredThe Other Kind of Doctor
Welcome to The Other Kind of Doctor, where we sprinkle a bit of fun on the brilliance of PhDs! Join our diverse group of PhD candidates as we navigate the maze of research, academia, and life, all with a healthy dose of humour.In this podcast we don't wear stethoscopes and…
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Season 5, Episode 5: Royal Holloway's Festival of Research Special (opens the original)
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As we bring this season to a close, we decided to try something different. In this episode, Adrianna has finally left her office desk to chat with some PGR students and staff (in real life, would you believe that!) during the first day of the Royal Holloway Festival of Research. A big thank you to Sam Watts, Vasilii Sevriuk, Nia Williams and George Powell for taking part and sharing an insight into what it's like to be part of the PGR community at Royal Holloway. An even bigger thank you to Geor
Season 5, Episode 4: Hauntology of Print with Oliver Hambsch (opens the original)
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Art has this compelling ability to haunt us, to distort the past and challenge our perception of it. In this episode, Adrianna is joined by Oliver Hambsch from the National Academy of the Arts in Oslo, whose practice-based research explores the hauntology of print through the art of woodcut printing. We discuss western esotericism, the haunting qualities of print and VHS tapes and what emerges as a result of bringing woodcutting and sound together. Find out what a ''xylographophone' is and why A
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