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The Possible Podcast is dedicated to bringing creative thinking to arts & humanities research. It is an independent podcast, produced by Paul Drury-Bradey and Ideosound through Durham University's Arts & Humanities Entrepreneur in Residence programme. #PossiblePodcast

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July 22, 2020

S2 E5 Stranger Than Fiction

<p>In these unprecedented times, does science fiction offer us a way to better understand the world around us? Is there anything we can learn from the great science fiction novels of the past? And what will future science fiction think of these uncertain times we’re living through?</p> <p>Featuring research from Durham University’s English department, contributions from Peter James (one of the UK’s biggest selling science fiction authors), the UK’s leading science fiction film festival and a leading afro-futurist writer from Nigeria.</p>

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July 22, 2020

S2 E4 New Eulogy

<p>How is both the pandemic and technology changing our shared responses to death and mourning? In the age of Zoom funerals, is grief fundamentally changing? <br> <br> Featuring research from Durham University’s Theology department, a leading independent celebrant, a journalist with an expertise on grief, and two exciting new businesses – one based in California and one in northern England - who are taking unusually creative approaches to life and death.</p>

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July 22, 2020

S2 E3 Notes from the North East

<p>Shining a light on the unseen connections between storytelling and philosophy. It has a special feature on the exciting Notes From A Biscuit Tin project, a community outreach activity focusing on the North East philosopher Mary Midgely. Hearing from local authors, experts on folk tales and local social change organisations it explores how philosophy and stories can come together for impact.</p> <p>Featuring research from Durham University’s philosophy department, a local author and the director of Northern Heartlands.</p>

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What is Possible Podcast?

The Possible Podcast is dedicated to bringing creative thinking to arts & humanities research. It is an independent podcast, produced by Paul Drury-Bradey and Ideosound through Durham University's Arts & Humanities Entrepreneur in Residence programme.

#PossiblePodcast

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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