Co-hosts Loughlan Campbell and Elizabeth Theaker talk through the second series of the Talking Salford podcast.

With special guests also involved, the duo talk through the key moments and the storylines involved in each of the 12 episodes from the series.

TIMESTAMPS FOR EPISODES:

Connor Gilmore (2.52), Caroline Redman Lusher (7.42), International Women's Day (13.18), Andy Reynolds (18.30), Chris Sharples (23.22), Vicky Hawkesworth (29.15), Mishka Henner & Emily Speed (35.42), Jeanette Gamble (41.55), Michael Haley (47.22), Women in STEM Day (53.22), Mark Everson (59.31) and Graduation special (1.05.17).

Talking Salford is an official podcast from The University of Salford. All episodes are available on all podcasting platforms.

CREDITS

Co-hosted by Loughlan Campbell and Liz Theaker

Edited by Loughlan Campbell

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sports commentator and Journalism graduate Chris Sharples is our final guest of Season 2 as he joins us in our MediaCity studios for a conversation about one of the most intriguing jobs in sports media.

Based up on gantries at sporting grounds around the world, the life of a live commentator can be cold and difficult work whilst also being the dream job for many sports fans around the world.

Chris sheds light on how he got started in the industry by covering non-league football and how its taken him to cover UEFA Champions League games and also cover hockey for the global Olympic feeds in Tokyo and Paris.

Want to be a sports commentator? This is the must-listen interview on how you can make that happen.

CREDITS

Directed by Max Hayes

Produced by Jessica Luczka

Edited by Liz Theaker

Hosted and researched by Loughlan Campbell

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We are back at MediaCity for a very special episode with the two leading artists in residence at the University's Energy House 2.0.

In partnership with Open Eye Gallery in Liverpool and Castlefield Gallery in Manchester, the University of Salford's Art Collection is hosting two unique artist residences at Energy House 2.0 - a world leading energy performance research centre at the University.

Mishka Henner, a Manchester-based artist who is known for often challenging conventional perspectives with his art, completed the first of the 18-month artist residences in 2024 culminating in the stunning 'The Conductor' piece which echoed the Energy House by channelling all the world's lightning strikes through a single percussionist performing inside a reverberation chamber at the University's Acoustics Laboratories.

Emily Speed, an artist based in the North West, who is known for examining the relationship between the body and architecture, is the current artist in residence and is due to complete at the end of 2024.

The work of both artists is in response to Energy House 2.0's research, exploring themes of the climate crisis, net zero research and the future of housing, with the works to be presented at Castlefield Gallery in Spring 2025.

To find out more about the Energy House Labs here at the University of Salford, visit: energyhouselabs.salford.ac.uk

Both residencies have been made possible through funding from the Friends of Energy House 2.0 Community: energyhouse2.salford.ac.uk/friends-of-energy-house-2-0/

Talking Salford is an official podcast from The University of Salford. All episodes are available on all podcasting platforms.

CREDITS

Hosted by Loughlan Campbell

Directed and edited by Liz Theaker

Produced by Matt Spink

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.