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Goldsmiths, University of London

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Sep 9, 2026

Hannah MacDonaldHOST
3:05
Most recently Delphine was COO for September Management with its amazing roster of groundbreaking talent, including the likes of Adele and Little Sims.
Hannah MacDonaldHOST
3:14
She is a graduate of Faber and Faber's Writing Academy and studied poetry at Goldsmith University.
Hannah MacDonaldHOST
3:20
Her poetry has previously been published by Fragmented Voices, and MusePi Press, but today she is here to discuss her fiercely feminist debut, Darkening Song.
Hannah MacDonaldHOST
3:29
Delphine, welcome to Repair Bookends.
Dolores RiceGUEST
26:16
Well, I guess I have a background in film and theater primarily, uh, both academic and practical.
Dolores RiceGUEST
26:21
I have a, a, a master's in theater from Goldsmiths College and Trinity College.
Dolores RiceGUEST
26:25
I taught at UCD and the Sorbonne in film and theater.
Dolores RiceGUEST
26:29
I've directed in New York and Dublin on stage and screen, and I've written many screenplays that have been optioned across Dublin and the US.
Melissa MaffeoGUEST
20:33
He is one of my favorite anomalistic psychologists.
Melissa MaffeoGUEST
20:37
So he is a professor at Goldsmiths College in London, and his lab group published this very ingenious experiment several years ago.
Melissa MaffeoGUEST
20:46
There has been a claim that has been around for really hundreds of years that magnetic or electrical activity might relate to the presence of ghosts.
Melissa MaffeoGUEST
20:56
If you watch any of the Ghost Hunters shows, they're usually attempting to measure paranormal activity with a device that measures electromagnetic fields.
Melissa MaffeoGUEST
21:05
So we maybe have a correlation between electromagnetic field and paranormal experiences.
Melissa MaffeoGUEST
21:11
But as an experimental psychologist, Chris French wanted to see if there might be a causal link between those things.
Melissa MaffeoGUEST
21:18
So in his lab at Goldsmiths College, he and his lab group built what they call a haunted room.
Melissa MaffeoGUEST
21:24
And they controlled different variables.
Sean AnstisNARRATOR
0:47
The paperback edition will be published on the 1st of April 2025, thank you for asking.
Sean AnstisNARRATOR
0:52
I marked this momentous occasion by giving a talk at Goldsmiths, University of London, from whence I had retired in 2020, having worked there for 35 years.
Sean AnstisNARRATOR
1:01
This was followed by, although I say so myself, one hell of a party.
Sean AnstisNARRATOR
1:05
A thoroughly good time was had by all.
Suleiman SuleimanGUEST
8:34
So I grew up seeing my father perform on stage and him getting specialist costumes for his productions and so on.
Suleiman SuleimanGUEST
8:47
And so basically I studied drama and theatre arts at Goldsmiths University.
Suleiman SuleimanGUEST
8:55
And I was very much into acting and kind of had this idea that acting was something almost a bit like method acting.
Suleiman SuleimanGUEST
9:09
I kind of saw films and kind of thought that to be an actor was kind of about dissolving yourself and kind of becoming another person.
Eileen BeckerHOST
39:45
Our village star this week is Andrea Lowe, who played graffiti cleaner Ava Gould.
Eileen BeckerHOST
39:50
Lowe hails from Nottinghamshire and studied English and theater at Goldsmiths College.
Eileen BeckerHOST
39:55
Her first onstage work was at a production of Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party, and her first film was 1993's The Token King.
Eileen BeckerHOST
40:03
She appeared in A Thing Called Love, Rescue Me, and Shameless before she landed the role of DS Annie Cabot on DCI Banks.
Justin DawsonHOST
49:06
And this brings the winner of the prestigious Best Technical Paper Award.
Justin DawsonHOST
49:10
This year, the award goes to the brilliant team from i2 Media Research at Goldsmiths University of London.
Justin DawsonHOST
49:17
I won't say I nearly ended up going to Goldsmiths University in London.
Justin DawsonHOST
49:21
I was interested in doing my Masters in TV and radio broadcasting over there and ended up in NUI Maynooth instead.
Justin DawsonHOST
49:27
But anyways, the authors, Emma Mayer, Jodie Pearton, Anna Stewart, Irina, sorry, I can't pronounce Irina's surname, and Jonathan Freeman have tackled a massive real world problem.
Ali AbunimahHOST
40:34
Joining us now to talk about his work and his new book, Ungrounding, is Eyal Weizman.
Ali AbunimahHOST
40:40
He is the founder and director of forensic architecture and a professor of spatial and visual cultures at Goldsmiths University of London.
Ali AbunimahHOST
40:49
He's the author of numerous books, including Hollow Land, The Least of All Possible Evils, and Forensic Architecture, Violence at the Threshold of Detectability.
Ali AbunimahHOST
41:01
Eyal, it's a pleasure to welcome you to the Electronic Intifada livestream.

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Ali AbunimahHOST
101:05
And the book, of course, for those who are listening, is Ungrounding the Architecture of Genocide by L. Weitzman.
Ali AbunimahHOST
101:11
And it is from Penguin Books.
Ali AbunimahHOST
101:14
And I'll just say that you're the co-founder of Forensic Architecture, which is a research organization, a very particular one based at Goldsmiths University of London.
Ali AbunimahHOST
101:26
And Tamara, I'd just like you to show the story on the electronic intifada that I sent to you.
Orlando WoodHOST
63:50
She is a leading voice on responsible AI in the arts and cultural sector.
Orlando WoodHOST
63:54
leading the Responsible AI Academy at the Arts Council of England, alongside her academic work as senior lecturer at Goldsmiths at the University of London.
Orlando WoodHOST
64:03
She's also a former Turing Fellow at the Alan Turing Institute.
Orlando WoodHOST
64:06
She talks to us about how arts organizations, museums, and creative companies can adopt AI thoughtfully, ethically, and with purpose.
Dave RowntreeGUEST
12:44
"Anybody know a bass player?" Nobody knew a bass player.
Dave RowntreeGUEST
12:46
However, the guy that lived next door to Graham in his halls of residence at Goldsmiths College, he knew he had a bass.
Dave RowntreeGUEST
12:53
He'd seen it cropped up-
Mark EllenHOST
12:54
That's so often the criteria, isn't it?

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