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A brand new literature-based podcast comes to DukeBox, presented by students Matilda and Ned! This inaugural episode of Live, Laugh, Lit focuses on Jane Austen’s first major novel ‘Northanger Abbey’, and includes almost an hour of (somewhat) literary babble from co-hosts Matilda Braje and Ned Chapman. Have a listen if anything from gender, to Russian […]
Baz Reilly talks to head of science Mr. Duggan about science week and all of the activities that will be going on in Wellington College International and Huili School Hangzhou.
Teacher of English John Craig presents a contextual reading of J. B. Priestley’s ‘An Inspector Calls’, aimed at 4th and 5th formers who are currently studying the text. This talk explores the following questions: Who is J. B. Priestley? What was he saying about the world he lived in? Why did Priestley have such […]
Rosie hosts a discussion with Tom Kirby and James Tapley, both from the Philosophy and Religion department at Wellington College, about two of the set texts from the sixth-form Philosophy course. The texts being debated here are Peter Singer’s ‘The Life You Can Save’ and Charles Taylor’s ‘The Ethics of Authenticity’. This podcast, which […]
“The Stuff You Didn’t Know Show” with Baz Reilly and Professor Kenny talking about not getting lost, army rations, sliced bread, coffee and M&M’s
Baz Reilly talks to professor Kenny about the stuff you didn’t know about science.
Baz Reilly talks to professor Kenny about the stuff you didn’t know about science.
Baz Reilly talks to professor Kenny about the stuff you didn’t know about science.
In this second podcast of the series ‘Getting Candid About Race’, Nicole, Zoey and Sareena (all Hardinge) discuss the stereotypes associated with Asian culture such as the model minority myth, some less well known facts about Asian minorities and the diversity within Asian culture.
In this DukeBox show, Zoey is going to introduce two great female astronomers – Nobel Prize laureate Andrea Ghez, and Wang Zhenyi from ancient China. Always remember to look up at the sky, there are possibilities for everyone, including women.