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Do St Andreans hold secret sword fights? (Yes). Is dating your academic kids okay? (Hmmm). Simon Ezra-Jackson gets to the bottom of this malarkey with Arnaz Mallick and Truman Cunningham.
Read Truman's spectacular piece 'Bring Back The Duel', here: https://www.thesaint.scot/post/bring-back-the-duel
...and read Simon's piece 'Mind The (Age) Gap' here: https://www.thesaint.scot/post/mind-the-age-gap-students-experience-dating-older
Produced by Natalie Olofsson and edited by Rohit Bamane.
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The views expressed are those of the speakers, not of The Saint.
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What do sex and unripe avocadoes have in common? How manipulative is Duolingo? Simon Ezra-Jackson talks all this and more with Maria de Feo and Alex Mcquibban.
Find Maria and Alex's brilliant pieces here:
'My Beef With Duolingo' https://www.thesaint.scot/post/my-beef-with-duolingo
'The Art Of Affordable Indulgence'
https://www.thesaint.scot/post/the-art-of-affordable-indulgence
If you'd like, you can support The Saint at https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-the-saint-st-andrews
The views expressed are those of the speakers, not of The Saint.
This episode was hosted by Simon Ezra-Jackson and produced and edited by Natalie Olofsson.
To get in touch, email [email protected]
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In this inaugural episode, we sit down with one of the co-founders of the 1984, Lula Zeid, to discuss the contextual nature of conversations, how to make them accessible, and the acceptability of answering questions with questions.
The 1984 is a student society dedicated to facilitating intellectual conversations outside of the classroom. They bring curious students together to have unstructured dialogues on an array of topics via a series of debates throughout the year. Our next episode will be with Petronella Randell, a member of the St Andrews Department of Philosophy, to answer questions raised in this episode, and further the conversation.
This episode was hosted by Sophia Pawliw, produced by Natalie Olofsson, and edited by Rohit Bamane.
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Does a "second puberty" exist? Do our Instagrammable holidays hide glum realities? Sunaa Ahmed and Soren Rasmussen are asked all this and more in episode two of Saint Slander. Hosted by Simon Ezra-Jackson and produced by Natalie Olofsson.
Find Sunaa and Soren's brilliant pieces at the links below:
'Puberty: The Sequel', by Sunaa Ahmed: https://www.thesaint.scot/post/puberty-the-sequel
'"The Green Ray" And Reading Week Despair', by Soren Rasmussen:
https://www.thesaint.scot/post/the-green-ray-and-reading-week-despair
If you'd like, you can support The Saint at https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-the-saint-st-andrews
The views expressed are those of the speakers, not of The Saint.
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Should Keir Starmer ban slow walkers? Should we forgive slow walkers? What nationality of tourist dawdles the most? Sam Spendlove and Simon Ezra-Jackson tackle these pressing questions and more. Produced by Natalie Olofsson and edited by Rohit Bamane.
Find Sam's controversial defence of the slow walker at thesaint.scot/post/ease-on-down-the-road.
If you'd like, you can buy The Saint a pot of tea at gofundme.com/f/save-the-saint-st-andrews.
The views expressed in this podcast are of the individual speakers, not of The Saint.
To get in touch, contact us at [email protected].
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For our very final episode of the year, we bring back return guest Alex Beckett, Business Editor for The Saint, and brand new guest Ren Smyth, a fourth-year philosophy student.
We discuss a new report on the role of gender in youth political views, and delve our furthest ever into the arts with Beyonce's brand-new Cowboy Carter. There's a brief but vigorous debate on the word "vibes" — and if hangovers are a state of mind.This episode was hosted by Rosie Miller, produced by Natalie Olofsson, and edited by Ana-Lucia Chalmers.
All opinions expressed in this episode are those of the speakers, not The Saint.To get in touch, please reach out to us through [email protected]. We would love to hear from you.
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Putting our best student journalist minds to work, we invite Simon Ezra-Jackson, who studies philosophy and German, and Phoebe Davies, a theology student. We cover the limits of gene editing, why Italy might come for your favourite Italian restaurant, and a long-standing British political controversy.
This episode was hosted by Rosie Miller, edited by Ana-Lucia Chalmers, and produced by Natalie Olofsson.
All opinions expressed in this episode are those of the speakers, not The Saint.
To get in touch, please reach out to us through [email protected]. We would love to hear from you.
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In light of International Women's Day and Mother's Day, we discuss recent reports on equal pay in Birmingham, a memorable resistance to the Taliban through music, and what is next for International Women's Day.
Thank you to Shakeelah Bessell, a fourth-year International Relations student, and Noura McNelis Mahmoud, a third-year International Relations and Modern History student, for joining us today.
This episode was hosted by Rosie Miller, produced by Natalie Olofsson, and edited by Ana-Lucia Chalmers.
All opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual speakers, not The Saint.
To get in touch, read out at [email protected]. We would love to hear from you.
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In a topical episode this week on global 2024 elections we bring in return guest Chris Morrow, VP of St Andrews Economics Society, and welcome Janvi Poddar, economics student and part of the university's climate committee.
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The opinions expressed by guests and hosts in this episode of Diss-Course are those of the speakers. They do not reflect the opinions or views of The Saint.
This episode was hosted by Rosie Miller and edited by Natalie Olofsson.
To get in touch, email us at [email protected].
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In our first episode of 2024, we welcome return guests Jasmine Sykes and Sophia Pawliw to discuss changes in health and technology.
This episode was hosted by Rosie Miller, produced by Natalie Olofsson, and edited by Ana-Lucia Chalmers.
The opinions expressed by guests and hosts in this episode of Diss-Course are those of the speakers. They do not reflect the opinions or views of The Saint.
To get in touch, email us at [email protected].
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This week we welcome Hannah Shirley and Sophia Pawliw, who share their thoughts on the right to protest, data sharing, and Canada’s controversial automatism clause.
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Trigger warning: this episode involves the discussion of crimes that some listeners may find upsetting.
The opinions expressed by guests and hosts in this episode of Diss-Course are those of the speakers. They do not reflect the opinions or views of The Saint.
This episode was hosted by Rosie Miller and edited by Natalie Olofsson.
To get in touch, email us at [email protected].
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This week we welcome Martyna Kemeklyte and William Finlator to discuss changes to technology — and the future of policing in the UK.
The opinions expressed by guests and hosts in this episode of Diss-Course are those of the speakers. They do not reflect the opinions or views of The Saint.
This episode was hosted by Rosie Miller and edited by Natalie Olofsson.
To get in touch, email us at [email protected].
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This week we welcome Chris Morrow, VP of the St Andrews Economics Society, and Hugo Sinclair, president of Shinty Society, to debate all things controversial: smoking bans, dress codes, and... glasses of milk?!
The opinions expressed by guests and hosts in this episode of Diss-Course are those of the speakers. They do not reflect the opinions or views of The Saint.
This episode was hosted by Rosie Miller and edited by Natalie Olofsson.
To get in touch, email us at [email protected].
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Our most important and benign opinions are brought to the surface in the grand opening of Diss-Course Season 1. The qualms of breakfast foods, and the future of HS2 in the United Kingdom, lay in front of three St Andrews students this week.
Queries? Contact us at [email protected].
The opinions expressed by guests and hosts in this episode of Diss-Course are those of the speakers. They do not reflect the opinions or views of The Saint.
With guest speakers Alexander Beckett and Jasmine Sykes.
Hosted by Rosie Miller.
Edited by Natalie Olofsson.
Diss-Course uploads every fortnight during the university term.
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Today Saint Speaks talks to Professor Ian Smith, Director of Student Wellbeing for the School of Economics and Finance and Grace Greene, Mental Health Representative for the Students Union, to discuss the pressures facing students in the light of exam season
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Today, Emily and I go to the Criterion to ask students whether they think St Andrews is a top university. We discuss the academic, social and extra-curricular elements of the experience, and weigh up how they compare to our perceptions of what a good university is.
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St Andrews is not immune from the market pressures of the cost of living crisis - the crunch is felt here, like it is elsewhere, which small businesses experience attests to. Today, Isabel and William visit several small businesses across town to understand how they are surviving in crisis. What Saint Speaks found was that despite the relatively considerable pressures, by and large, the key story is one of resilience.
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In this week's episode of Saint Speaks Isabel, William and Millie interview some of the leading candidates for the upcoming student elections. We ask candidates about their reasons for running, what they hope to change about University life and how they respond to the legitimacy crisis in student union elections.
To listen to a specific candidate, the timestamps for each candidate can be found below:
Barry Will, candidate for Student President - 2.25.
Stella Maris, candidate for Student President - 14.10.
Pasha Moradzadeh-Tehrani, candidate for Athletic Union President - 23.27.
Hitanshi Badani, candidate for Arts and Divinity Faculty President - 30.27.
Taasia Thong, candidate for BAME officer - 34.39.
Syna Singh, current Economics and Finance President, seeking re-election - 40.22.
Daria Gusa, candidate for IR President - 43.59.
Holly Seo, candidate for Physics and Astrophysics President - 47.39.
Olivia Benbow, candidate for History President - 50.19.
Dawn Lui, candidate for Art History President - 57.38.
Michael Pagnano, candidate for Classics President - 63.15
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You either leave St Andrews married or an alcoholic, so goes the expression. Today, on Valentine's Day, we explore this further - asking what is love and what does it mean in St Andrews?
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Today, Isabel Loubser speaks to striking university staff about the ongoing strikes. We interview those on the picket line, to understand what the issues are what is at stake and why action must happen now.
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