47:30

In conversation with Professor Sir Michael Marmot

48:49

The Newcastle way: Leading advancements in neuromuscular research by Professor Volker Straub

51:23

The making of the white working class: Race, class and identity in contemporary Britain, Kenan Malik

59:26

Newcastle Debates: Economic empowerment: How can we drive growth in the North East?

53:58

Neo-Brahmanism in modern India: Reformers and orthodoxy in the 19th century by Prof Tanika Sarkar

56:48

Why every nation should invest in a women’s health strategy by Professor Dame Lesley Regan

52:06

Making connections for a nature- and people-positive world by Professor Anusha Shah

01:24:16

Opportunities for all: How can we improve access to education and employment in the North East?

35:33

New voices on science, agriculture and engineering with Nathan Smith and Charlotte Fletcher

51:44

The long march to women and children’s rights – Coram and the Foundling Hospital by Dr Carol Homden

39:31

Could bees have emotions? by Dr Vivek Nityananda, Newcastle University

48:49

Defending the UK in unprecedented times by General Sir Patrick Sanders

48:50

Holmes Lecture 2: Engineering for a better world: Clean water for all

56:42

Holmes Lecture 1: How engineering shapes our world

43:01

Sounding the Angel: Recording the grassroots memorial site at the Angel of the North

51:24

When healthcare harms: Why inclusive treatment of disabled people can avoid health inequities

41:11

A multi-sensory journey to a black hole by Dr Chris Harrison, Newcastle University

48:35

What a load of rubbish! Bins, behaviours and the circular economy by Dr Helen Holmes

46:28

The 2024 United States Presidential Election by Professor Iwan Morgan

51:45

The extramural settlements and bathhouse at Birdoswald by Tony Willmott and Professor Ian Haynes

48:32

Memorial dissonances: Undoing the Valley of Cuelgamuros in contemporary Spain by Francisco Ferrándiz

53:41

New voices on arts, humanities and social sciences by Sophie Ellis, Heather Proctor and Zoe Waters

40:40

Molds, mushrooms and medicines by Professor Nicholas P Money

49:43

Did the 2020 scramble for Black writers make a difference? by Patrice Lawrence

48:01

Election 2024: A very British revolution by Peter Kellner

04:24

Welcome to INSIGHTS Public Lectures at Newcastle University

44:21

The Russia-Ukraine War: The future of conflict, or the past? by Professor Mark Galeotti

54:09

Three tales from the frontier of medical sciences by James Allison, Doyin Alao and Laura Booth

42:34

British Academy Lecture: The sign language myth by Professor Annelies Kusters

45:52

The theatre in the public conversation by Michael Billington

43:52

Jacobson Lecture: The NHS of the future and how we get there by Amanda Pritchard

38:27

Author Event: In conversation with Alice Loxton

47:50

Chiral molecular materials and changing the world by Dr Jess Wade

49:47

Riddell Lectures 2: From AI to social media by Justin L Barrett

51:46

Riddell Lectures 1: What makes cultural innovations attractive? by Justin L Barrett

50:00

Sophia Lecture: General Election 2024: Is change really possible? by Pippa Crerar

52:59

Collecting, archiving and celebrating LGBTQIA+ and alternative sexualities by Stef Dickers

32:41

Science sans frontiers by Sir Keith Burnett, President, Institute of Physics

54:18

Darwin Day Lecture: Why your DNA is not your destiny by Professor Jelena Mann

40:39

Can we manage a very dangerous world? The Rt Hon Lord Robertson of Port Ellen KT

51:09

Holmes Lectures for 10- to 14-year-olds: Evolving video game technology: Humans vs AI

53:21

Holmes Lectures for 10- to 14-year-olds: Humans: Can you learn to train your brain?

53:38

First responder memories of the 1988 Lockerbie Disaster by Dr Andy Clark and Dr Colin Atkinson

01:34

INSIGHTS Spring 2024

01:04:48

New voices on science, agriculture and engineering

01:07:44

Didn’t you use to be Chris Mullin? Diaries 2010-2022 (In conversation)

43:22

How the end of empire upended the Union by Professor Stuart Ward, University of Copenhagen

44:26

Everything you need to know about the menopause (but were too afraid to ask) by Kate Muir

39:52

We have heard the chimes at midnight: Verdi, Falstaff and time by Dr Martin Pickard, Opera North

52:01

The way, the word, and the water: The archaeology of 17th century Newcastle by Dr Pam Graves

53:02

Green energy materials in 3D: Crystal gazing on the atomic scale by Professor Saiful Islam

02:09:54

Newcastle Debates - The North East Devolution Deal: Skills and Employment

52:32

British Academy Lecture: One is not born, but becomes, a genius: Another Simone de Beauvoir

51:11

Writing with your feet: Women who walk as an exercise in memory and writing by Dr Andrea Jeftanovic

54:01

The history of the NHS - and its future by Dr Andrew Seaton, University College London

01:31

Autumn 2023 Preview

01:29:08

Newcastle Debates: The future of the NHS

01:40:55

War in Europe: the invasion of Ukraine one year on (Panel Discussion)

55:22

AI and data science: Opportunities and threats by Professor Paul Watson

44:28

Virtual You: How building your digital twin will revolutionise medicine and change your life