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Oxford Today
Oxford Today is Oxide Radio's primetime interview series presented by Station Manager Theo Davies-Lewis. Every week between 19:00-20:00 on Tuesday evenings, Theo speaks to some of the most influential figures in the city and asks the difficult questions that Oxford students want the answer to. The s...
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19 þættirS3E5- Women In Oxford's History: Alice Parkin & Bethany White
In the fifth episode of the series, Theo speaks to Alice and Bethany from the Women in Oxford's History podcast, which seeks to highlight women's live...
S3E3- Jesuit Priest & Bible Scholar: Nick King
In our fourth week episode, Theo talks to the Reverend Nicholas King. Among the topics discussed are the work of the Jesuits, his work translating the...
S3E3- National Trust & Balliol: Dame Helen Ghosh
In this episode, we talk to Dame Helen Ghosh about the challenges of running a government department, why the National Trust is one of the most import...
S3E2- BBC Oxford: Tim Boswell
In the second Trinity term episode Theo chats to Tim Boswell, Editor of BBC Oxford. Among the topics discussed are the changes to regional radio, the...
S3E1- Natural History Museum: Paul Smith
In our first episode of Trinity term, Theo speaks to Professor Paul Smith, Director of the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. Among the topi...
S2E8- European Universities: Andrew Graham
Andrew Graham is a political economist, a Director of the Scott Trust, which owns The Guardian and The Observer, a Senior Fellow of the Oxford Interne...
S2E7- New Economic Thinking: Eric Beinhocker
Eric Beinhocker is the Executive Director at the Institute for New Economic Thinking, based at University of Oxford. He writes frequently on economic,...
S2E6- Oxford Vice-Chancellor: Louise Richardson
In the sixth episode of this series Theo talks to Professor Louise Richardson, Vice Chancellor of Oxford University. Among the topics discussed are gr...
S2E5- The War on Women: Sarah Morris
Sarah Morris is a BBC journalist and daughter of TV journalist Sue Lloyd-Roberts. Her and Theo discuss 'The War on Women', a book about violence again...
S2E4- Egyptologist and Sepsis Survivor: Liz Frood
In the fourth episode of our second series Theo Davies-Lewis talks to Liz Frood, Professor of Egyptology at Oxford University, about her battle with s...
S2E3- Black Oxford: Pamela Roberts
In the third episode of our second series, Theo Davies-Lewis talks to Pamela Roberts, author of the book 'Black Oxford' which traces the history of bl...
S2E2- Director of UK In A Changing Europe: Anand Menon
In the second episode of our second series Theo Davies-Lewis talks to Director of UK in a changing Europe, Anand Menon. Among the topics discussed are...
S2E1- Former UK Greens Leader: Natalie Bennett
In the first episode of our second series Theo Davies-Lewis talks to former leader of the Green party, Natalie Bennet. Among the topics discussed are...
S1E9- Director of Public Affairs at Oxford: Ceri Thomas
In the ninth episode of the series, Theo Davies-Lewis interviews the Director of Public Affairs at the University Ceri Thomas. Ceri is the former edit...
S1E8- Former Prime Minister of Australia: Kevin Rudd
In the eighth episode of the series, Theo Davies-Lewis interviews Kevin Rudd, the former Prime Minister of Australia. Among the topics discussed are h...
S1E7- BBC Political Editor: Nick Robinson
In the seventh episode in the series Theo Davies-Lewis Interviews Nick Robinson, presenter of Today on BBC Radio 4. Among the topics covered are, his...
S1E6- NUS VP for Higher Education: Amatey Doku
In the sixth episode of the series, Theo Davies-Lewis interviews Amatey Doku, the NUS Vice President for Higher Education. Among the topics discussed...
S1E5- Former British Ambassador: Ivor Roberts
In the fifth episode of the Series, Theo Davies-Lewis speaks to former president of Trinity College Sir Ivor Roberts. Among the topics discussed are h...
S1E4- Head of Bodleian Library: Richard Ovenden
In our fourth episode of the series, Theo Davies-Lewis speaks to Richard Ovenden, the Librarian of the Bodleian. Among the topics discussed are why he...