The Hardcore Humanities Podcast
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Episodes
The Furies: Classical Goddesses of Vengeance with Eleni Giamarellou (St Andrews)March 17, 2023
Early Modern Melancholia with Emily Betz from St Andrews University.February 01, 2023
West German Sexual Revolutions and Socialist Feminism with Charlotte Oakes (St Andrews)January 16, 2023
Cannabis, Spain and 'histories of drugs' with Joshua Hill (St Andrews University)January 12, 2023
Genetic Enhancement and Bioethics with Tess Johnson (Oxford University).September 23, 2022
The Normans with Alex Dymond (Oxford University).September 20, 2022
From Birmingham University - Robin Diver on child friendly Greek Mythology: Anthologies and how they change.August 19, 2021
From Birmingham University - Timothy Mitchell on the New Testament: History and Corruption.August 16, 2021
From Birmingham University - Charlotte Stokes on classical mythology: female monsters and monstrous females.August 12, 2021
From Cambridge - Helena Trenkić on Socialist Yugoslavia and the policy of 'non-alignment'.June 28, 2021
From Cambridge - Isobel Akerman on Environmental History and Kew Gardens.June 24, 2021
From St Andrews - Reuben Duffy on Scotland: Empire, Decolonisation and the Union.June 21, 2021
From St Andrews - Lucy Coatman on the Mayerling Affair: Who? What? Where? Why? How?June 17, 2021
From St Andrews - Edward Armstrong on the Ancient Greeks: Thucydides, Euripides and the language they use.June 14, 2021
From Sheffield Hallam University - Joseph Stanley on the Yorkshire Miners: work, dangers, wages and protest.May 27, 2021
From Cambridge - Charlotte Zemmel on Social Epistemology and the importance of Cognitive Diversity.May 24, 2021
From University of Bristol - Shaun Stanley on Cultural Evolution Theory.May 20, 2021
From the University of Bristol - Martina Delucchi on Classics: Mythology, Philology and Archaeology. May 17, 2021
EXTENDED SPECIAL! From Birmingham University - Benjamin Zemmel on God: evidence for and against His existence, arguments old and new.May 13, 2021
From Heidelberg, Cambridge and Oxford - Jan-Willem Prügel (PART 2) on 20th century legal theories and 19th century transcendentalism. May 10, 2021
From Cambridge and Bristol University - Inigo Purcell on the history of the Legend of King Arthur.May 06, 2021
From the London School of Economics - Katherine Arnold on Germany: the second reich, Berlin and colonial exhibtions.May 03, 2021
From Heidelberg, Cambridge and Oxford - Jan-Willem Prügel (PART 1) on the legality of Native American resettlements and the Declaration of Independence.April 29, 2021
From Uni of Bristol - Diego Repenning Lopez on the history of Siberia and its attachment to Russia.April 26, 2021
From Oxford - Rachel Reville on FDR and the British left.April 22, 2021