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Surviving Society Productions — 434 episodes
Reflection
Neurospicey Babe
Work
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Teaching Bad
Schooling
Overlooked
Overlooked
Jean Genet
Temsula Ao
Huey Newton
Gloria Anzaldua
Poetics Of Revolution with Nivi Manchanda
Cultures of Digital Hate
Cultures of Digital Hate Special
Monday Meditation: Mind Like A River
Monday Meditation: Healing Affirmation
Monday Meditation : Rise, Woman, Rise.
Monday Meditation : Tension Release
Healing : with Denise Marshall
Monday Meditation: Releasing Fear, Finding Peace
The School to Prison Pipeline
Monday Meditation: Goddess of the Sun
Islamophobia, Anti-Blackness & Prisons
Monday Meditation: Throat Chakra Healing & Activation
The Marketisation of UK prisons
Monday Meditation: Love and Light
Maslaha, U.K Prisons & Social Justice
Monday Meditation: Embracing Sleep
Maslaha
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S2/E5 Ez Chigbo: The Reflection with Dr Chantelle Jessica Lewis
Monday Meditation: Energy Clearing & Renewal
S2/E4 Jaden Osei -Bonsu: Knowledge Production
Monday Meditation: Calming Breathe
S2/E3 Sammarah Hanin: Space For Care
Monday Meditation: Dawn Awakening
S2/E2 Katharine Yates: Conflict Resolution
Monday Meditation: Chakra Healing & Releasing Imbalances
S2/E1 Alex Rajinder Mason: Finding Your Community
Monday Meditation: Shower of Gratitude
The Role of Love in Social Justice Work
Neurodiversity in the 21st Century: Tumi Sotire
Monday Meditation: Embracing Change with Grace & Inner Strength
Aniefiok Ekpoudom: Grime & Rap in Modern Britain
Monday Meditation: Releasing Addiction & Stepping into Empowerment
S2/E3 African Feminist Praxis with Jessica Horn
Monday Meditation: Embracing Change with Inner Balance
#1 Healing: These are the supplements which have changed my life!
S2/E2 Racial Trauma, Higher Education and Whiteness with Harshad Keval
Monday Meditation: Body Scan
I Am Well Meditations with Denise Marshall.
S2/E1 Eugenics, Colonialism and Latin America with Rachell Sánchez-Rivera
Surviving Society presents Social Science for Social Justice
Dig Where You Stand: Jacqui Hilson & Dal Kular
Adders best bits : 2024 wrapped
Dig Where You Stand: Eelyn Lee & Otis Mensah
Dig Where You Stand: The Sheffield City Archives
#FreeTheMcr10
Dig Where You Stand: The Exhibition
Dig Where You Stand: Histories of People of Colour in South Yorkshire
Dig Where You Stand
Episode Four: Lived Experience & The Care System
Episode Three: Healing from Trauma after Care
Episode Two: Pause
Episode One: The Care Experience Movement
Loco Parentis
Episode 2: Politics, Identity & Inclusion
Episode 1: The Neurodiversity Movement
S2/E7: Night Terror with Namir Shabibi
S2/E6: Shelter on the Hill with Benedetta Zocchi
S2/E5: Underwater with Eray Çaylı
S2/E4: Gaslighting Tengratila with Paul Robert Gilbert
S2/E3: Death by Welfare with China Mills
S2/E2: Murder in Melville with Nicky Falkof
S2/E1: Welcome Material Crimes Season 2
Material Crimes Season 2
Gaza, Identity & Solidarity with Ala Sirriyeh & Aaron Winter
E191 Bev Skeggs: Reflections On Class & Capitalism in the 21st century
Episode 6: Keir Monteith KC on Racial Bias in the Judiciary
Rejecting Racism, Islamophobia & Fascism
Episode 5: Claire Alexander on The Asian Gang Revisited
Episode 4: Remi Joseph-Salisbury on Security Services and Policing in UK Universities
Episode 3: Racism, Health Inequalities & COVID-19 With James Nazroo & Laia Becares
Episode 2: Dharmi Kapadia on Ethnic Inequalities Mental Health
Episode 1: Adam Elliot-Cooper on Black Resistance to British Policing
Race & Ethnicity in Britain Season Two
Episode 10: Caribbean Food Systems with Sarah Bharath
Episode 9: The Maya Land Struggle with Pablo Mis
Episode 8: Garifuna Resistance with Kimberly Palmer
Episode 7: Deaf Inclusion and Activism Ian Dhanoolal
Episode 6: Migration and Belonging with Tivia Collins
Episode 5: Trans and Queer Realities with Rae Alibey
Episode 4: The New JEWEL Movement with Tessa Barry
Episode 3: Indigenous Future-making with Filiberto Penados
Episode 2: Decolonisation and Modernity with Deanne Bell
Episode 1: The Crucible of Modernity with Johannah-Rae Reyes
The Crucible Of Modernity
S1/ E6 Can the Museum be a Site of (Anti-Colonial) Resistance?
S1/E5 Medical Colonial Photography in Malawi & Sudan
S1/E4 Black Joy As Resistance
S1/E3 End-of-Life Care & Waiting Times
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S1/E2 Black Sexual and Reproductive Health
S1/E1 Black Health is an Urgent Social and Political Issue
Black Health & Humanities
S1/E3 Francesca Sobande: Consuming Crisis: Commodifying Care and COVID-19
S1/E2 Tarek Younis: The Muslim, State and Mind: Psychology in Times of Islamophobia
S1/E1 Delayna Spencer, Meredith Clark & Jason Arday: Social Science for Social Justice?
Skinfolk, but not kinfolk? Ethnic minority conservative political elite actors
Joe Appiah, Kim Johnson MP & Gloria Morrison: Joint Enterprise
S1/E5 Andy Young: Royal Mail
S1/E4 Mel Mullins and Sherelle Cadogan: Railway Workers
S1/E3 Vik Chechi-Ribeiro: School Teachers
S1/E2 Holly Turner & Andrew Meyerson: The National Health Service
S1/E1 Lydia Hughes & Lord John Hendy: The History of Trade Unions
E188 Jason Arday & Chantelle Jessica Lewis: Surviving Society (then and now)
E187 Adom Philogene Heron: Surviving Storms
E186 Nicholas Cole: Why constitutional law matters
S1/ E6 From Nelson Mandela to Black Lives Matter with Gary Younge
S1/E5 Diversity in theatre & the cultural industries with Sudha Bhuchar
S1/E4 Evidence for Equality National Survey (EVENS)
S1/E3 A chronology of whiteness studies
S1/E2 Contesting statues of empire and slavery
S1/E1 Introduction to the Centre on the Dynamics of Ethnicity, University of Manchester
S1/E5 Sita Balani & Chantelle Lewis: Crisis & everyday life
S1/E4 Sita Balani & Alfie Bown: The gamification of social life
S1/E3 Sita Balani & Tabitha Lasley’s: Gender, class and (North Sea) Oil
S1/E2 Sita Balani & Yara Rodrigues Fowler: Protest and the novel
S1/E1 Sita Balani & Kieran Yates: All the Homes I’ve Ever Lived
E185 Aaron Winter: Factional regrouping & UK politics
S1/E8 Malecka Egeonu-Roby: Social & community activism in Liverpool
S1/E7 Michelle Peterkin-Walker: Black scousers, art & identity
S1/E6 Jimi Jagne & the Toxteth uprisings (part 2)
S1/E5 Jimi Jagne & the Toxteth uprisings (part 1)
S1/E4 Shelda-Jane Smith & Kerry Nugent: Liverpool Black Sisters, health & racism
S1/E3 Alan Crawford: Restoring Merseyside Caribbean Centre
S1/E2 Shelda-Jane Smith & Stephen Small: Liverpool is an African City
S1/E1 Shelda-Jane Smith & Chantelle Lewis: Hidden Histories, Liverpool & the Caribbean
E184 James O'Brien: The Art of Changing Your Mind
S1/E6 Ez Chigbo & Chantelle Jessica Lewis: Learning & loving together
S1/E5 Lisa Palmer & Yusef Bakkali: Love in theory & practice
S1/E4 Alex Augustin: Blackness, masculinity & somatics
S1/E3 TaMeicka Ifasina Clear: Healing, gender & identity
S1/E2 Molly Ackhurst: Sexual violence & abolition
S1/E1 Stephanie Wong: Act Build Change
E183 Imogen Tyler & Chantelle Lewis: Racism, poverty & class struggle
E182 Kate Haddow & Amy Van Zyl: Child removal, women & class
E181 Katherine Egland & Krystal Martin: Biomass burning & environmental racism
S2/E6 Liam Shrivastava, Sophia Siddiqui & Chantelle Lewis
S2/E5 Anti-racist organising today
S2/E4 Barbara Ransby, Derecka Purnell, Chantelle Lewis & Sophia Siddiqui
S2/E3 Radical internationalism and shifts in the global order
S2/E2 The influence of A. Sivanandan’s ideas
S2/E1 The revolutionary act: Jenny Bourne, Colin Prescod & John Narayan
(Bonus) Gloria Morrison & Lana Adamou: Tracking joint enterprise data
E180 Comfort Moye & Aisha Phoenix: Colourism in the UK
This World Is Ours: Black Women Healthy & Liberated
S1/E6 Laura Clancy & Chantelle Lewis: Reflecting on the Windsors in 2023
S1/E5 Pere Ayling, Emily Hoyle & Ujithra Ponniah: Elite studies, risk & the burden of care
S1/E4 Jason Arday, Jo Littler & Sivamohan Valluvan: Class, nationalism & conservatism
S1/E3 Raka Shome: Whiteness and the ‘spectre of Diana’
S1/E2 Allison Ramsay & Holly Randell-Moon: Global realms, royal visits & post-monarchical futures
S1/E1 Brooke Newman: Colonialism, slavery & secrecy
S1/E4 Peter Apps & Dan Renwick: How we let Grenfell happen
E179 Afua Hagan: Black creatives & the future of work
E178 Lola Olufemi, Michael Richmond & Alex Charnley: A politics of identity
S4/E2 Sexual Racism and Whiteness: Tiago Machado Costa, Jesús Gregorio Smith & C. Winter Han
S4/E1 Race and Desire: Tiago Machado Costa, Jesús Gregorio Smith & C. Winter Han
5: The White Elephant (Mor Cohen)
4: Leaking Guantanamo (Shereen Fernandez)
3: A Train to Nowhere (Sharri Plonski)
2: A very British massacre (Daniel Selwyn and the London Mining Network)
1: “You’re Listening to Material Crimes” - Introduction to the Series
The New Nationwide Project: Is the UK a democracy?
S1/E5 Shereen & Chantelle: Scholar-activism & abolishing prevent
S1/E4 Raheel Mohammed: Maslaha, prisons & abolition
S1/E3 Kamran Khan: Language, race & islamophobia
S1/E2 Layla Aitlhadj & John Holmwood: The People’s Review of Prevent
S1/E1 Rizwaan Sabir: Counterterrorism
E177 IRR50: New Circuits of Anti-Racism
E176 From Child Q to the Manchester 10: Police Violence Against Kids
E175 What is the cost of living crisis? Live from the World Transformed festival
E174 Les Back & Kathryn Medien: Sociable sociology
E173 Emma Jackson: Leisure spaces, gentrification & value
E172 Surviving Society: 5th Anniversary Special!
E171 Shereen Fernandez: PREVENT, counter-terrorism & securitisation in schools
E170 Chas Golding & Lawrence Hoo: CARGO
E169 Oliver Durose: Suburban Socialism
E168 Michaela Benson: Brexit, Global Britain and Citizenship
E167 Stella Dadzie: Live podcast from the Connected Sociologies Summer School
E166 Farzana Khan: Community-led healing
E165 Alana Lentin: On race and racial literacy
E164 Michaela Benson: What does the Nationality and Borders Act mean for British citizenship?
E163 Alexandra Kokoli: Gender, shame & visual cultures
E162 Vron Ware: Return of a Native
E161 Nikki Godden-Rasul, Tina Sikka & Alison Phipps: Abolition Feminism
E160 Alison Phipps & Tina Sikka: Sexual relationships, power & inequality
E159 Tina Sikka: Sex, Consent & Justice
E158 Rianna Walcott: The Colour of Madness
E157 Xine Yao: The Cultural Politics of Unfeeling
E156 Laura Clancy: The Monarchy aka the Firm
E155 Roxy Legane: Prison sentences for text messages
E154 Chantelle Lewis: Beyond the academic insurance policy (Bhandar & Ziadah, 2020)
E153 Julia Toppin: The politics of cancer
E152 Live Podcast: Northumbria University - Love, hope and solidarity
The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman's Hour Best Bits! (Part Two)
The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman's Hour Best Bits! (Part One)
The Spotlight Series Best Bits! (Part Two)
The Spotlight Series Best Bits! (Part One)
E151 Ayesha Taylor-Camara: The BBC...for a new generation?
E150 Antonia Lucia Dawes: Napoli, race-talk & racism
S1/E3 The Housing Series: Ben Gidley
E149 Zahra Bei and Kadeem(Ave): No more exclusions pt.2
E148 Teaching Out: Love, hope & solidarity in UK universities (UCU strikes special)
E147 Aleema Gray: Notes on the Rastafari movement in Britain
E146 Ben Gidley: British Jews, racialisation & multiculture
S1/E2 The Housing Series: Dan Renwick
E145 Roaa Ali: Race & the creative industries in times of crisis
S1/E1 The Housing Series: Kwajo Tweneboa on social housing & disrepair
S3/E5 Whiteness, the Mediterranean & race at the edge of Europe (Antonia Dawes & Mario Badagliacca)
Season 14 BEST BITS (part two)
Season 14 BEST BITS (part one)
E144 Laura Connelly & Remi Joseph-Salisbury: Anti-racist scholar-activism
E143 Tanzil Chowdhury: Is the law political? Imagining a leftist constitution
E142 James Trafford: The Empire at Home, Internal Colonies and the End of Britain
E141 Franck Magennis: Practicing (communist) law in the imperial core
S3/E4 How the West Indian Child Is (still) Made Educationally Sub-normal (50 years)
E140 Malcolm Richards: Black education, Englishness & Devon
E139 Gloria Morrison & Lisa: Joint Enterprise, Not Guilty by Association (JENGbA)
E030 The Reflection with Tissot & Chantelle: Good Law Project receipts
E138 Amit Singh: Race & class in a Muay Thai/Kickboxing Gym
E029 The Reflection with David Wearing: Afghanistan, imperialism & racism
E137 April-Louise Pennant: Black women in education, Wales & reparations
E028 The Reflection with Danny Dorling: Beyond peak inequality
E136 Hannah Jones: Violent Ignorance; Confronting Racism & Migration Control
E135 Kieron Turner: BDS, racial capitalism & Black Marxism
E027 The Reflection with Rima Saini: Race, politics & the South Asian middle classes
E026 The Reflection with Chantelle & Tissot: 20 years of the war on terror
S3/E3 Islamophobia & the war on terror (Nadya Ali, Naaz Rashid & Waqas Tufail)
E134 Twayna Mayne: Sociological comedy & transracial adoption
E025 The Reflection with Chantelle & Tissot: Politricks & Patron XO Café
S3/E2 Our Time Is Now (Selma James, Sara Callaway, Shanice Octavia McBean & Aviah Day)
E133 Gurminder Bhambra & John Holmwood: Colonialism & Modern Social Theory
E024 The Reflection with Aaron Winter: Liberal & illiberal racisms
E024 The Reflection with Alison Phipps: Me,(still) Not You
E023 The Reflection with Joy White: Terraformed in pandemic times
E022 The Reflection with Alana Lentin: Race, BLM & Covid-19
E132 Nicky Falkof: Joburg, anxiety & whiteness
E021 The Reflection with Dan Renwick: The limits of the Left
E131 Arshad Isakjee & Thom Davies: Racialised EU border violence
E130 Lucy Mayblin: Colonial legacies in asylum & refugee policies in Britain
S3/E1 Race & Ethnicity in British Sociology (Karis Campion, Stephen Ashe & Remi Joseph-Salisbury)
E129 Zavier Wingham: The Ottoman Empire, race & slavery (1840-1914)
E128 Michael Richmond: Anti-racism as procedure
E127 Emmanuel Osuteye: Sierra Leone & community organising during Covid-19
E126 Brenna Bhandar & Rafeef Ziadah: Revolutionary Feminisms
E125 Francesca Sobande: The Digital Lives of Black Women in Britain
E124 John Holmwood: The Birmingham 'Trojan Horse' Affair
E123 Pat Thomson: Corruption in schools (England)
E122 Malcolm James: Sonic Intimacy
E121 The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman's Hour: Vivienne Isebor
S1/E5 Vanessa E. Thompson: Policing & abolitionist intersectional care
S1/E4 Monish Bhatia: Racial surveillance & electronic monitoring
S1/E3 Tarek Younis: The psychologisation of counter-extremism, unpacking PREVENT
S1/E2 Eddie Bruce-Jones: Deaths in custody & the Angiolini Review
S1/E1 Liz Fekete: A brief history of the Institute of Race Relations
E120 Tony D: Music as Liberation
E119 Levi Gahman: Race, class & colonial capitalism
S2/E5 Black feminist praxis in Black Studies(Nneka Dennie & Jallicia Jolly)
E118 Leighan Renaud: Matrifocality & Caribbean families
E117 Gavan Titley: Is Free Speech Racist?
S2/E4 Activist-Scholarship in Lebanon (Carmen Geha & Srila Roy)
E116 Gurpreet Kaur: blminthestix & rural racism
E115 The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman's Hour: Akwugo Emejulu
E114 Lowkey: Geopolitical considerations for 2021
E113 Lisa Tilley: Race, 'populations' & Malthusianism
Bonus episode: Reflections on interviewing Leila Hassan Howe
E112 Leila Hassan Howe: A history of Black British Power activism
S2/E3 Critical whiteness studies, racism & militirisation (Vron Ware & Luke de Noronha)
E111 Bolaji Balogun: Race and racism in Poland
E110 Steve Roberts: Masculinity, class & social generation theory
S2/E2 CARE & BEA legal challenge against the new government PSHE curriculum guidance
Bonus episode: Reflections on interviewing Paul Gilroy
E109 Paul Gilroy: Freedom struggles
E108 The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman's Hour: Stella Dadzie
E107 Keston K. Perry: Climate Reparations for the Global South
E004 The USA Election Reflection with Levi Gahman: Settler colonialism, masculinity & class
E106 Prof Lez Henry: Reasoning through crisis
E003 The USA Election Reflection with Kennetta Hammond Perry: Democracy & the electoral college
E105 Roxy Legane: Racism & police in schools
E002 The USA Election Reflection with Kaneesha Johnson: Disenfranchisement, prison & voting
E104 Gary Younge: Museums, 'knowledge' & colonial extraction
E001 The USA Election Reflection with Ankita Rao: Voter Suppression
E103 Kathryn Medien: Internal border controls & NHS charges
E102 Luke de Noronha: Life after deportation
E101 Toni Haastrup: International relations, the EU & the African Union
E100 Sivamohan Valluvan: The Clamour of Nationalism
E099 Ebun Joseph: Racial stratification in Ireland
E098 Richard Yeboah: Hackney, housing & gentrification
E097 Ornette Clennon: Supplementary schools, 'the market' & slavery
S2/E1 'Objectivity', scientific racism & racial justice (Furaha Asani & Mwenza Blell)
E096 Bel Parnell-Berry: Blackface in Europe & white innocence (Wekker, 2016)
E020 The Final Reflection with Tissot, Chantelle & Adders
E095 David Wearing: AngloArabia, Why Gulf Wealth Matters to Britain
E019 The Reflection with Danny Dorling: Recession, capitalism & hope
E094 The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman’s Hour: Lola Olufemi
E018 The Reflection with Khadijah Diskin: Blackness, modernity & resistance
E093 Swimdem Crew: Swimming, community & belonging
E017 The Reflection with Katherine Smith: Impact, the REF & COVID19
E092 Brendan McGeever: Antisemitism & the Russian Revolution
E016 The Reflection with Norman Riley: Statues, 'lads' & the far right
E091 Nadine El-Enany: Bordering Britain: Law, Race & Empire
E015 The Reflection with Dan Renwick: Race, class & lockdown
E090 Imogen Tyler: Stigma, the Machinery of Inequality
E014 The Reflection with Aurelien Mondon & Aaron Winter: Reactionary Democracy book launch
E089 Alana Lentin: Why Race Still Matters
E013 The Reflection with Paulette Williams: UK Higher Education responses to #BLM
E088 Joy White: Terraformed: Young Black Lives in the Inner City
E012 The Reflection with Gurminder Bhambra: Brexit, Empire & Covid-19
E087 Cheraine Donalea Scott: Grime, Brexit, Identity
E011 The Reflection with Bev Skeggs: Solidarity and Care
E086 Janine Francois: Museums, rest and reparations
E010 The Guest Reflection with Janine Francois, Rita Gayle & Agostinho Pinnock
In collaboration with the Politics of Representation Collective: Academic podcasting
E009 The Reflection with Ez Chigbo: Mental health week
In collaboration with the Politics of Representation Collective: Mark Carrigan
E008 The Reflection with Michaela Benson: 'the Good Citizen' & Covid-19
E085 Amber Lascelles: Black feminism, literature & resistance
E007 The Reflection with Adam Elliot-Cooper: Policing during & beyond the pandemic
E084 Fiyory Ghezae: Personal training, masculinity & capitalism
E006 The Reflection with Julia Toppin: Teaching & learning in crisis
E083 The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman’s Hour: Aviah Sarah Day
E005 The Reflection with Afua Adom: Pandemic parenting & racism
E082 Karim Mitha: Islamophobia and mental health in Scotland
E004 The Reflection with Nasar Meer: Refugee camps & nationalism
E081 Sofia Akel: Institutional racism in higher education
E003 The Reflection with Jade LB: Apathy is a political choice(Mondon & Winter, 2020)
E080 John Narayan: Anti-imperialist politics & reclaiming solidarities
E002 The Reflection with Dr Yusef: 5G & the end of capitalism?
E079 Carl Mallet: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, race and community
E001 The Reflection: policing the crisis, lockdown & conspiracies
E078 The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman’s Hour: Amelia Morris
E077 Luke Butterly: Gilet Noirs & migrants in France
E076 Adeeb Abdul Razak: From Kerala to London
S1/E5 Indigeneity, colonialism and institutional racism (Western Sydney University, Australia)
S1/E4 In conversation with Shirley Anne Tate (Nelson Mandela University, South Africa)
S1/E3 Gramsci, race & social movements (Texas A&M University, USA)
S1/E2 Universities after apartheid (Nelson Mandela University, South Africa)
S1/E1 Black diasporas, anglo-centrism & positionality (ASA, Hawaii)
E075 Sol Gamsu: Class, race & keeping radical ideas alive
E074 Julia Toppin: Media, rave culture & DnB
E073 Darrel Blake: Youth work, schools & Black studies
E072 Utsa Mukherjee: Leisure & British Indian childhoods
E071 Tina Sikka: Race science, ancestry tests & capitalism
E070 Stephen Ashe: Trade unions & racism at work
E007 The T&C's: The General Election Reflection
E069 Aurelien Mondon & Aaron Winter: Racism and the Populist Far Right
E068 Ronda Daniel: The East End, class and racism
E006 The T&C's: The General Election Reflection
E067 Shamser Sinha: Sociology & the wonders of the world
E005 The T&C's: The General Election Reflection
E066 Rianna Walcott: Decolonising, Project Myopia and the Colour of Madness
E004 The T&C's: The General Election Reflection
E003 The T&C's: The General Election Reflection
E064 Surviving Society x The Echo Chamber: Black History Month
E002 The T&C's: The General Election Reflection
E063 Ibtehal Hussain: Campaign Against the Arms Trade (CAAT)
E001 The T&C's: The General Election Reflection
E062 Adom Philogene Heron: Fatherhood, Dominica & hurricanes
E061 Norman Riley: Football hooliganism, the far right & racism
E060 Danny Dorling: Brexit, Austerity & the Conservative Merchants of Chaos
E059 The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman's Hour: Alison Phipps
E058 Angela Saini: Superior
E057 Chloe Peacock: Criminal Justice responses to the riots (2011)
E056 Tom Mills: Reforming the BBC
E055 Michael Hobson: White privilege & teaching the sociology of sport
E054 Maitrayee Basu: Indian marginalised identities on Instagram
E053 Dan Renwick: Grenfell, neoliberalism & state containment
E052 Ali Meghji: Histories of sociology and decolonising education
E051 Kate Haddow: Austerity, food banks and de-industrialization
E050 Luke de Noronha: Detention, deportation and state violence
E049 Dr Yusef: Road life, street culture & the munpain
E048 Bakita Kasadha: HIV activism, research and valuing community knowledge(s)
The T&C's : #FckBoris Protest (Free Bonus Episode)
E047 Zahra Bei: U.K secondary education, pupil referral units (PRUs) & No More Exclusions
E046 Michaela Benson: Retrieving (e)migration histories
E045 Paulette Williams: Widening participation, Leading Routes & #BlackinAcademia
E044 Surviving Society with the BSA: Hannah Jones
E043 Surviving Society with the BSA: Jessica Penney
E042 Surviving Society with the BSA: Neema Begum
E041 Surviving Society with the BSA: Reva Yunus
E040 Surviving Society with the BSA: Imogen Tyler
E039 Surviving Society with the BSA: Smina Akhtar
E038 Surviving Society with the BSA: Derron Wallace
E037 Surviving Society with the BSA: Aaron Winter
E036 Surviving Society with the BSA: Karis Campion
E035 Surviving Society with the BSA: Mark Ball
E034 Surviving Society with the BSA: Elsa Oommen
E033 Surviving Society with the BSA: Nasar Meer
E032 Surviving Society with the BSA: Shey Fyffe
E031 Jason Arday: Growing up Black in the 90s
E030 Gargi Bhattacharyya: Racial Capitalism
E029 Adam Elliot-Cooper: Policing, politics and drill music
E028 Resistance, Resilience and Ranting
E027 Surviving Society with Ben Rogaly
E026 The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman's Hour: Rebecca Scroggs
E025 Joe Kennedy: Authentocrats
E024 F*** the system: BME, white genocide and austerity
E023 Les Back: Migrant City
E022 Why is my research group so white? Racisms in higher education
E021 Surviving Society with The Sociological Review: Podcasting to get through your PhD
E020 Surviving Society with The Sociological Review: Ayona Datta
E019 Surviving Society with The Sociological Review: Satnam Virdee
E018 Bonus track: Happy birthday to us!
E018 'Race' and the Cultural Industries with Anamik Saha
E017 The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman's Hour: New year, new rant
E016 Black women in education with April-Louise Pennant
E015 Racialising Raheem, martyring Tommy Robinson and finding Finland
E014 Surviving Society with Priyamvada Gopal
E013 Rima Saini on 'race' and class
E012 The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman's Hour: Intersectionality
The Road to Nowhere: Reimagining the English North-South Divide
E011 Black essentialism and being a digital citizen
E010 #USSStrikes Special: Universities, value for money & racism
E009 Free speech on campus and the Daily Mail
E008 EU migrants, government betrayals and the art of listening
E007 The Surviving Society Alternative to Woman's Hour
E006 Mugabe, Meghan Markle and migration
E005 Black hair, meritocracy and flat earthers
E004 The Brexit Special: Racism, Jo Cox & passports
E003 Gym workers, Harvey Weinstein and regulating the internet
E002 News fatigue, Boris Johnson and Black History Month
E001 Trump, Judge Pringle and James Caspian