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Sep 13, 2026
Muhammad IsaGUEST
So I went back the next day and I said, "You know what you believe, and I believe that too.
Muhammad IsaGUEST
I want to become Muslim." And we went to University of East London.
Muhammad IsaGUEST
At that university, there was a debate taking place.
Muhammad IsaGUEST
So then the speaker, he says, um, "I've got an announcement to make." He goes, "There's somebody in the audience who is a Hindu and he wants to become Muslim." So suddenly the whole stage erupted.
Armstrong AlexisGUEST
I'm the second.
Armstrong AlexisGUEST
My elder brother is a lecturer at the University of East London in the UK.
Armstrong AlexisGUEST
Then there's myself.
Armstrong AlexisGUEST
The one after me passed away at 21.
Rukaiyat AlabiGUEST
In 2024, we went to the next level.
Rukaiyat AlabiGUEST
We did it in the University of East London.
Rukaiyat AlabiGUEST
But it's not even just about bringing people together.
Rukaiyat AlabiGUEST
It's about what happens inside the community, inside the conference or the events.
Kamran AbbasiHOST
And finally, Sam.
Sam EveringtonGUEST
And I'm Sam Evington, a GP in the East End of London and an honorary professor at Queen Mary University and also University of East London and a non-executive director of NHS England.
Kamran AbbasiHOST
Thank you so much for joining us.
Kamran AbbasiHOST
Victoria, I'll turn to you first.
PhilippaHOST
She's an author of the internationally acclaimed book, The Science of Parenting.
PhilippaHOST
She's the chief executive and founding director of the Higher Education College, the Institute for Autism Therapy Education, which is an academic partner of the University of East London.
PhilippaHOST
She's a member of the Early Years Commission, the Centre for Justice, Westminster and co-author of the Cross-Party Advisory Report, The Next Generation.
PhilippaHOST
And she's the founder of the Helping Where It Hurts programme, offering free arts therapy to troubled children in a North London primary school.
Nooruddin JahangirHOST
So on the line we have Catherine Craft, who is a sociologist whose work explores faith, child spirituality, and human flourishing in context of vulnerability and displacement.
Nooruddin JahangirHOST
She is a senior lecturer in social sciences at the University of East London for the past decade and has served as the global research technical director at World Vision International.
Nooruddin JahangirHOST
Peace be upon you, Cathy, and welcome to the show.
Catherine CraftGUEST
Thank you so much.
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Catherine CraftGUEST
Bye.
Nooruddin JahangirHOST
Bye-bye.
Nooruddin JahangirHOST
So that was Catherine Craft, who is a senior lecturer in social sciences at the University of East London.
Nooruddin JahangirHOST
I mean, it's been a pleasure speaking to her.
Pierre Norman RolinGUEST
We're now, I think, have seven.
Pierre Norman RolinGUEST
We work with Imperial College, University of East London, Cambridge, the UK, Princeton, Stanford, California State, Berkeley.
Pierre Norman RolinGUEST
And we're talking to other universities.
Pierre Norman RolinGUEST
university clubs and women communities and business schools and engineering schools about empowering women entrepreneurs.
Luke PollardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Take it down.
Niall PatersonHOST
So how easy is this material to find? Are the algorithms pushing it? And what changes when joyriding stops being just a thrill and becomes a performance? I sat down with technology commentator Will Guyatt and Professor Mary Aiken, forensic cyber psychologist from the University of East London.
Niall PatersonHOST
[upbeat music] Will, Mary, lovely to have you both on.
Niall PatersonHOST
Um, Will, Will, let's start with you.
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Niall PatersonHOST
To what extent, in your mind, is this linked to the fact that, you know, there are generations now for whom life is lived simultaneously online and IRL, in real life?
Mary AikenGUEST
Well, what we have now is at least two generations that have grown up online, and that can fundamentally change behavior.
Mary AikenGUEST
I was one of the principal investigators at UEL, University of East London, in one of the largest studies of youth, 16 to 19-year-olds, in terms of cyber criminality.
Mary AikenGUEST
And what we found was almost 50% admitted to having engaged in a cyber crime in the previous year.
Nicole ViennoHOST
Finding his way back is an ongoing process in the current healthcare system, but health coaching, character strengths, positive psychology, movement, and dance have helped pave the way for Chad to evolve in his career.
Nicole ViennoHOST
That path led him to Duke Integrative Health Coach Training in 2012, then Integrative Nurse Coach Academy Nurse Coach Training and Nurse Coach Board Certification in 2015, and a Master's in Applied Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology from the University of East London in 2018, where he researched nursing burnout and well-being.
Nicole ViennoHOST
His clinical background spans over 16 years, including 13 years at Duke University Health System, behavioral health nursing, childhood obesity clinic, providing team-based motivational interviewing, four years leading the adult inpatient stress management nurse coaching consult service, peer support on the caring for each other emotional support rounding team, and teaching resilience and character strengths in Duke's nurse residency and nurse fellowship programs.
Nicole ViennoHOST
He currently serves as an RN health coach with the Veterans Health Administration, a role entirely separate from Connect Wellness.
Ashley NewbyHOST
Eze holds a Master's of Education from the University of Toronto, where her research explored the radical possibilities of global h- health through a Black feminist lens.
Ashley NewbyHOST
She also holds a Master's of Science in Psychology from the University of East London, where her work explored the notion of love in the lives of Black women.
Ashley NewbyHOST
Beyond the page and the university, Eze works with organizations and individuals on projects ranging from developing artistic exhibition texts and securing funding for artist spaces to developing anti-racist educational content, including her work with CBC Kids and the City of Toronto.
Ashley NewbyHOST
She also finds joy in reading, music, exercise, and the laughter of the children in her life who call her Auntie Eze.
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