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Sep 21, 2026

Lilly SmithGUEST
3:12
Yeah, of course.
Lilly SmithGUEST
3:13
Um, so I play at UoN, so University of Nottingham, and then our head coach for them is actually Paige Reed, who plays in the Super League at Leeds Rhinos, and she's played for the Roses as well.
Lilly SmithGUEST
3:25
Um, so she's our head coach, so that's super-duper cool, um, to have that experience.
Lilly SmithGUEST
3:31
So we play every Wednesday, um, against some really, really quality unis.

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Louise HopkinsGUEST
26:52
But I also will sell the uni to the athletes I think we would best fit.
Louise HopkinsGUEST
26:56
So, um, not many people actually know what Nottingham Trent represent and who we are.
Louise HopkinsGUEST
27:03
Um, we're a very vocational university, and then when you look at our next, our, what I call neighbors in University of Nottingham, they're incredibly, um, academic Russell Group, what I would call focused studies.
Louise HopkinsGUEST
27:18
And then there's obviously Loughborough, which is high on that sport agenda, but other courses that we also consider ourselves really good at.
Katie BrindleHOST
12:04
So, I hope it was it.
Katie BrindleHOST
12:05
Sorry, can we just segue here? Because I was at Nottingham University, it believes a lot.
Katie BrindleHOST
12:10
And I was in Florence Boot Hall, weirdly.
Katie BrindleHOST
12:14
Interesting.
Wyn MorganGUEST
62:20
And if you look me up on something like LinkedIn, then there's two people on LinkedIn who have got any kind of presence with the name Wyn Morgan.
Wyn MorganGUEST
62:28
One is the head of economics at Nottingham University.
Wyn MorganGUEST
62:32
Might have moved to Sheffield now.
Wyn MorganGUEST
62:35
And then there's the other guy, the guy who's the coach.
Tim MairGUEST
2:45
Well, this was an online survey.
Tim MairGUEST
2:47
And one of my colleagues, Emily Elcock, was an undergraduate student at the time at Nottingham University.
Tim MairGUEST
2:55
And she was interested in doing this project as well.
Tim MairGUEST
2:58
And we got the help from various colleagues within within the university system and also within CVS Imogen who helped with the statistics.
TaniaHOST
0:32
The Structural Forces Driving Housing Inequality and to explore what equitable housing policy could actually look like.
TaniaHOST
0:40
So our panel is Steve Yafrati from the University of Nottingham, Lorraine Wall, Friends of the Lake District, Dr Miriam Burke from the East London Waterworks Park and Christina Georgiadou from London Metropolitan University.
TaniaHOST
0:55
Can I start with a general question to all of you first of what are the main drivers, do you think, of housing inequality across the UK? And Christina, do you want to go first?
Christina GeorgiadouGUEST
1:06
Thank you, Tania.
Matt DaviesHOST
2:38
Si began his career in marketing, and today co-owns creative agency Diversity, and is the founder of con- customer experience consultancy Fabrics, where he combines behavioral science with practical strategy to help organizations create experiences that genuinely resonate with people.
Matt DaviesHOST
2:59
On top of that, if that wasn't enough, he's also an award-winning guest lecturer at Nottingham Trent University here in the UK, the University of Nottingham, and the Communication University of China, as well as sitting on academic advisory boards spanning business and psychology.
Matt DaviesHOST
3:17
And perhaps most relevantly, he is the author of a new book that's just come out this year, Customer Experience Thinking: A Practical Guide to Using Behavioural Science to Build Deeper, More Meaningful Customer Relationships.
Matt DaviesHOST
3:31
Si, welcome to the podcast.
Jacob BassfordHOST
66:29
I might go, oh my God, no. Yeah.
Jacob BassfordHOST
66:33
But I think the other thing that would be interesting to kind of see is do we give any Tigers under 23 squad players any minutes? Because I spoke about with Tim Westwood, who is obviously the Litchfield ladies head coach and head of University of Nottingham.
Jacob BassfordHOST
66:52
I sort of did sort of ask him about, you know, do you think some of your players will get minutes for Tigers to kind of help them in Bucs and stuff? the impression I seem to get from that is that, you know, if that's something where the players are ready for it and if, if Fraser sort of wanted it, then he would absolutely love for that to happen.
Jacob BassfordHOST
67:12
Uh, so it'd be interesting to kind of see if that does happen.
Jay MartinGUEST
35:42
But alongside that, we wrap around some educational work and leverage some of our contacts in the film industry to give students over the summertime placements in some of the biggest production houses and film distributors on the planet, which is amazing.
Jay MartinGUEST
35:57
But alongside that Real Future season, we've built relationships with Nottingham Trent University and the University of Nottingham, which is a red brick university in the UK, and also our local college in Mansfield, West Notts College, to be able to give those filmmakers opportunities to submit their work to us and be able to screen it at a Biffa Qualifying Film Festival.
Jay MartinGUEST
36:19
So this year we've seen more student shorts than ever before.
Jay MartinGUEST
36:23
And what we always do anyway, though, through some of those partnerships, of course, we've not charged those poor students to be able to submit their films.
Paddy McClintockGUEST
9:03
And I really clutched on to it.
Paddy McClintockGUEST
9:06
But it wasn't until Honor passed away, and she was up studying medicine as well up in Nottingham University, and I saw her a month before she had her 20th birthday, and it seemingly looked like she was doing really well, and she wasn't, and she passed away, and that one just really shook me.
Paddy McClintockGUEST
9:25
I didn't know what to do.
Paddy McClintockGUEST
9:27
Everything I thought that I'd learned through Ollie's passing was completely stripped, and That was a really, really difficult one to take.
Shamal AhmedHOST
79:54
Yes.
Muhammad AtharHOST
79:55
who is a professor of hepatology at the University of Nottingham and director-designate of the NIHR Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre.
Muhammad AtharHOST
80:05
Good morning, peace be upon you and welcome to The Breakfast Show, Professor.
Guruprasad AithalGUEST
80:09
Good morning, thank you for having me.

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