Podcasts de la chaîne University of Aberdeen ‑ Apple Podcasts

Chaîne • 26 émissions

Religion et spiritualité

Religion et spiritualité

Série
Apprentissage des langues

Apprentissage des langues

13/12/2021
Christianisme

Christianisme

21/12/2021
Histoire

Histoire

03/06/2021
Forme et santé

Forme et santé

13/01/2023
Éducation

Éducation

5 juin
Musique

Musique

04/04/2023

15/02/2018

The Questioned Book: Critical Scholarship and the Gospels

Professor N.T. Wright of St Andrews University delivers the second of the 2018 Gifford Lectures at the Unversity of Aberdeen's King's College Conference Centre.

15/02/2018

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51 min
20/02/2018

The Shifting Sand: The Meanings of 'History'

Professor N.T. Wright of St Andrews University delivers the third of the 2018 Gifford Lectures at the Unversity of Aberdeen's King's College Conference Centre.

20/02/2018

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52 min
21/02/2018

The End of the World? Eschatology and Apocalyptic in Historical Perspective

Professor N.T. Wright of St Andrews University delivers the fourth of the 2018 Gifford Lectures at the Unversity of Aberdeen's King's College Conference Centre.

21/02/2018

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53 min
13/02/2018

The Fallen Shrine - Lisbon 1755 and the Triumph of Epicureanism

Professor N.T. Wright of St Andrews University delivers the first of the 2018 Gifford Lectures at the Unversity of Aberdeen's King's College Conference Centre.

13/02/2018

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58 min
08/06/2021

Earrainn 1.1 – Nollaig

Tha Ailig, Ciorstaidh agus Michelle a’ bruidhinn air traidiseanan na Nollaige an-diugh agus bhon àm a chaidh seachad.

08/06/2021

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29 min
07/03/2018

The Waiting Chalice: Natural Theology and the Missio Dei

Professor N.T. Wright of St Andrews University delivers the eighth, and last, of the 2018 Gifford Lectures at the Unversity of Aberdeen's King's College Conference Centre.

07/03/2018

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52 min
13/01/2023

Di’s Story: Personal transformation and freedom from addiction

Di Mitchell is lead practitioner for peer support services in Banff, with Turning Point Scotland. In this podcast, Di shares her journey from engaging with the service as a client, to becoming a practitioner and professional in her own right and providing services in the Banff area. Di’s peer support work is deeply person-centred, offering opportunities and activities for personal transformation and freedom from addiction. Di shares her perspectives on the benefits and challenges of peer support, including how services are addressing the stigma surrounding drug and alcohol addiction, and on the future of the service.

13/01/2023

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25 min
20/04/2023

'A Blond Wig for Maid Marion': Aberdeen and Scotland's Folk Dramas by Donald Smith

From Mystery Plays to the Robin Hood revels at May Day, Aberdeen played a full role in Scotland’s popular dramas. Donald Smith explores some older forms of live entertainment, and their present day revival. Should we still go ‘A-Maying’? What does Robin Hood have to do with the Granite City? And does climate change mean we should move theatre back outdoors? In 2019, Donald Smith, the then Director of Traditional Arts and Culture Scotland, gave a public talk as part of the Elphinstone Institute’s Public Lecture Series entitled 'A Blond Wig for Maid Marion': Aberdeen and Scotland's Folk Dramas.

20/04/2023

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56 min
11/01/2023

Ashley's Story: Empowering people to overcome addiction

Ashley Grant came to be involved in peer support through her own journey of addiction and recovery. Following 10 years of heroin addiction, Ashley engaged with and took up peer support worker roles for recovery groups across Aberdeen City and Shire. Ashley’s peer support work promotes acceptance, integration and inclusion, empowering people to recognise who they are and build on their skills and strengths to overcome addiction. Ashley has recently started new work on the uptake of national standards for safe, accessible, quality drug treatment in Scotland.

11/01/2023

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41 min
22/08/2023

Geology and the Energy Transition

In this episode, Dr Rachel Brackenridge from the Department of Geology and Geophysics tells us about her research in hydrogen storage and the role geologists are playing in the transition to sustainable energy.

22/08/2023

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18 min

Established in 1495 to serve the north-east of Scotland, today our university is a global presence in higher education. A dual focus on our region and the wider world is as important to us today as it was five centuries ago.