Find out more about how our students see the world, their experiences and our university by listening to five student focused episodes of the Sharing things podcast. Rosie and Melanie Zoology student, Rosie Taylor and Times journalist, Melanie Reid talk about poetry, animals, empowerment, hardship and moving on. Listen to Rosie and Melanie Find out more about Rosie and Melanie SJ and Mona Medical student, SJ Sandhu and British Muslim academic, Mona Siddiqui talk about the flying frisbee of death, evocative smells and taking ownership of faith. Listen to SJ and Mona Find out more about SJ and Mona Tom and Kirsty Spanish and Portuguese student, Tom Raine and Canadian politician, Kirsty Duncan talk about the joy of listening, extreme expeditions and the Portuguese concept of longing. Listen to Tom and Kirsty Find out more about Tom and Kirsty Laura and Nicha BBC broadcast journalist, Laura Maciver and Biological Sciences student, Nicha Sarkka talk about lifelong friendships, belonging and painting with Bob Ross. Listen to Laura and Nicha Find out more about Laura and Nicha Emma and Lorna English Literature PhD student, Emma Aviet and Forensic Soil Scientist, Lorna Dawson talk about the colour spectrum of soil, links between science and art and the Salem witch trials. Listen to Emma and Lorna Find out more about Emma and Lorna Subscribe to Sharing things Do you miss conversations with strangers? The unexpected connections, the overlaps, the coincidences. Subscribe to the Sharing things podcast and expand your world with new people and new conversations. Each episode is a conversation between two members of our university community. It could be a student, a member of staff or a graduate, the only thing they have in common at the beginning is Edinburgh. We start with an object. A special, treasured or significant item that we have asked each guest to bring to the conversation. What happens next is sometimes funny, sometimes moving and always unexpected. Subscribe now and get to know our community a little bit better. This article was published on 2024-10-28
