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Gresham College Lectures

Gresham College

Gresham College has been providing free public lectures since 1597, making us London's oldest higher education institution. This podcast offers our recorded lectures that are free to access from the Gresham College website, or our YouTube channel.

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  1. Rather Trivial Things? Finding the Precious in an Alternative Museum History - Kate Hill 44:20
  2. What Do You Need a Mathematician For? Perspectives from the 17th Century - Volker Remmert 50:21
  3. What is the Purpose of Yoga: Transcendence or Transformation? - Jim Mallinson 53:49
  4. Rethinking Deterrence for a Disrupted World - Martin Connell 44:59
  5. Shakespearean England and Views of the Irish Language - Mícheál Ó Mainnín 45:50
  6. The Gods of Ancient Greece | Gresham College Podcast with Prof Melissa Lane and Prof Ronald Hutton 48:07
  7. Women of Bath and Willesden: Ordinary Women in English Literature - Marion Turner 44:15
  8. AI as Therapist? Intimacy Without Understanding - Matt Jones 50:10
  9. Where is Queer Love in the Shoah History? - Anna Hájková 37:03
  10. Carbon: Our Flexible Friend that Built the Natural World - Helen Czerski 1:00:43
  11. Cosmology’s Mad Idea: Inflation & the Creation of Our Universe - Chris Lintott 50:47
  12. The Future of Creativity - Daniel Susskind 45:56
  13. The Myth and Promise of the U.K. Jury Trial - Clive Stafford Smith 46:44
  14. Is the HIV pandemic over? - Matt Higgins 45:19
  15. Cracking the Whip: Strings, Chains and Dinosaurs - Alain Goriely 52:26
  16. The Sky at Night, Tonight: A New View of the Changing Sky - Chris Lintott 49:20
  17. Cello - In Search of a Voice - Kate Kennedy 49:35
  18. Why Do We Need Empathy? - Jane Shaw 45:17
  19. On the Nature of Time According to Modern Physics - Jim Al-Khalili 46:01
  20. Music of Sleep and Dreams - Milton Mermikides 49:27
  21. The Morrigan: The Nightmare Queen - Ronald Hutton 53:07
  22. There Must be a Better Way: Thoughts on the Future of Family Law - Sir Andrew McFarlane 52:41
  23. Education - And Its Limits - Daniel Susskind 52:18
  24. The White Knight: Ice - Helen Czerski 57:37
  25. Cicero In and On Political Crises - Melissa Lane 43:19
  26. Forging Better Futures for You and AI - Matt Jones 50:18
  27. Current Challenges to the US Constitution - Clive Stafford Smith 44:41
  28. Shock of the Nude: Pioneering Women Artists and the Cultural Politics of Modern China - Di Wang 36:41
  29. Pluto Isn’t a Planet - Chris Lintott 51:47
  30. Plato to Polybius on Constitutional Change - Melissa Lane 47:42
  31. Going Global: Chinese Independent Documentary - Luke Robinson 45:35
  32. Should We Manipulate People’s Emotions? - Robin May 45:47
  33. Society and Survival During the Holocaust - Mary Fulbrook 45:24
  34. Music of the Body - Milton Mermikides 46:51
  35. The Pill and the Planet - Ian Mudway 58:46
  36. How Hard is too Hard? An Introduction to Complexity - Colva Roney-Dougal 44:22
  37. Making Memory Visible Through Photograph - Julia Winckler 1:01:39
  38. Dionysus: Lord of Misrule - Ronald Hutton 46:38
  39. A Living Planet - Helen Czerski 59:28
  40. Music, Death and Afterlife - Mieko Kanno 40:30
  41. Give Peace a Chance: Legal Implications of the Israel-Palestine Conflict - Clive Stafford Smith 41:22
  42. The Shape of Tiles: Regular and Irregular, Hard and Soft - Alain Goriely 50:42
  43. The Ground We Stand On - Helen Czerski 53:23
  44. Tales from Television: Bringing the Natural World into Your Home - George McGavin 58:35
  45. Science behind Love and Grief - Podcast with Robin May 41:00
  46. Why Do We Love? - Robin May 49:30
  47. Taming AI - Matt Jones 53:24
  48. A World Without Work - Daniel Susskind 50:57
  49. The Dictionary City: Londoners and the Oxford English Dictionary - Sarah Ogilvie 52:51
  50. Music of the Mind - Milton Mermikides 45:26