Campus Chronicles Campus Chronicles

Rebecca Berry's dedication to fostering inclusive environments has been a journey of passion, personal growth, and profound reflection. As she shares the heartfelt story of caring for her mother while championing anti-racism and LGBTQIA+ inclusion, Rebecca reveals the powerful impact of recognising one's role in perpetuating bias.
In this episode, we explore the challenging topic of colourism and reflect on generational shifts in attitudes toward inclusivity and identity.
Campus Chronicles is produced and managed by Urban Podcasts.

George Mycock, founder of MyoMinds, shares the intricacies of men's body image in a society that too often brushes aside the conversation. Grappling with the standards of masculinity and the weight of societal expectations, George opens up about his battle and how an injury set him on the path to advocating for men's mental health.
This episode is not just about uncovering struggles; it's a testament to the healing possible when we rebuild our foundations and redefine what strength truly means.
Campus Chronicles is produced and managed by Urban Podcasts.

In the midst of university life, where one's sense of self can either be strengthened or altered, the importance of real connections cannot be overstated. In this episode, Adam Daugherty of Leeds University and I delve into the freeing atmosphere that the university provides.
Adam discusses the transformative power of genuine friendships and how these relationships have become the foundation of his university experience. He also talks about the immense influence of support systems—from family to educators—who kindle our intellectual curiosity.

Laneice Runnel from Laniece Leads shares her journey from university life to motivational speaking. Her wisdom encourages us to set healthy boundaries and recognise that self-love isn't a destination but a journey we embark on with every breath we take.
In this episode, we explore the waters of body positivity and confront the tidal waves of societal and media standards that often drown out self-acceptance.
Laniece's experiences illuminate the significance of positive self-talk. She encourages us to have the courage to reclaim our voices, echoing the sentiments from her powerful TEDx talk.

I'll never forget Joshua Sinclair's sheer determination. A university student who made the leap into entrepreneurship with his startup Webstart IOM, Josh's journey is a testament to the vibrant spirit of innovation that thrives within the student community.
In our conversation, Josh shares the story of his venture, a fusion of academic rigour and entrepreneurial verve, revealing the secrets of balancing his studies, personal life, and startup. His journey is a vivid illustration of how unwavering support from home can anchor us through life's tumultuous seas, and his approach to facing risks, with a blend of youthful invincibility and strategic foresight, is nothing short of inspiring.

Have you ever wondered what it truly takes to embrace the spectrum of human minds? Pete Quinn, an inclusion specialist with a wealth of experience from the University of Oxford to the grassroots of community organisations, joins me to discuss the complexities of neurodiversity and mental health.
With Pete's guidance, we navigate the intricate dance of supporting marginalised groups and fostering environments where every individual's unique strengths are not just recognised but celebrated.
Pete offers advice and shares success stories that prove resilience and optimism can carve paths for change in educational settings and beyond as we tackle the thorny issue of social media's impact on discourse, arming you with strategies for maintaining constructive communication.