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London Metropolitan University

London Metropolitan University

Public university in London, EnglandWikipedia

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Oct 22, 2026

James Knight PachecoHOST
14:15
You studied twice at universities, right? So you did a bachelor's in digital multimedia and information.
James Knight PachecoHOST
14:21
And then London Metropolitan University, online marketing solutions.
James Knight PachecoHOST
14:26
How was your time in London? Oh, I was in London.
James Knight PachecoHOST
14:30
I was in Bournemouth.
DangerHOST
22:25
It's
WaleHOST
22:25
just the day where, like... you're really going to get to see what match days are like Holloway Road all the way from Highbury Islington Station you come out of that station you walk onto Holloway Road and you just see the fanfare where the parade was where most of the parade was filmed at the end of it that Holloway Road onto the Emirates so you turn right at London Metropolitan University bro capturing the scenes i've not done that in so long so i'm super excited i know some of the franklin hall faithful i guess i'm
DangerHOST
22:57
gonna let you know
WaleHOST
22:59
some of the franklin hall faithful as well as some season ticket holders that i personally know will be at the game so i mean it's just gonna be a vibe man i wish you were here with me my bro
Alan RusbridgerGUEST
28:38
And I'm doing some teaching.
Alan RusbridgerGUEST
28:39
I went to the London Met University, which is not one of the most fashionable universities, because when I was in Oxford, I taught the foundation year that we created there.
Alan RusbridgerGUEST
28:50
And actually, teaching people from unconventional backgrounds, I find highly rewarding.
Alan RusbridgerGUEST
28:58
And I do a bit of grandfathering, so I'm busy.
Jack GroveGUEST
13:48
Well, we don't know exactly why that happened, but it is quite a significant move.
Jack GroveGUEST
13:54
I've been at the Times Higher quite a long time, and I can remember in 2012 when London Met lost their visa license and that was a massive story and since then only a couple of universities have lost their their license and London Met had got it back within a couple of years and it's doing quite good numbers now I remember for London Met that had a really massive impact on them.
Jack GroveGUEST
14:17
And it took them a couple of, you know, it took five years or something to really to get back into their stride.
Jack GroveGUEST
14:23
And it's such a huge loss of income for many, you know, for many universities, it represents a huge loss of income.
James RichardsonHOST
36:36
... came to England to study and was basically...
James RichardsonHOST
36:40
Began his coaching studies at London Metropolitan University and then, uh, with his first senior coaching position at Kingsbury London Tigers, where he was, I believe, for a couple of years in the ninth tier of English football.
Julien LaurensGUEST
36:51
He also coached like, uh, academy levels, was assistant coach, I think, including at Stoke and United, clubs like that.
James RichardsonHOST
36:57
Right.
MichaelHOST
1:43
He's toured his signature politically charged danceable Afrobeat sounds all over the world.
MichaelHOST
1:49
Now based in London, he has his own Afrobeat foundation, which he uses to educate, along with his role as a visiting lecturer in music and media at London Met.
MichaelHOST
1:59
He also continues to play electric live shows with his incredible 15-piece band and has been releasing music on the iconic Wawa45's label since 2015.
MichaelHOST
2:09
We are honored to have Dele Sosimi sharing his phonographic memories with us today.
MichaelHOST
2:23
[laughs]
DebsHOST
2:24
[laughs]
Dele SosimiGUEST
2:24
"Is that really me?" I've stopped, um, I don't do the London Met anymore.
MichaelHOST
2:29
Right.
Simon BanksHOST
4:15
I'm going to throw in artist and author.
Simon BanksHOST
4:18
Now, she spent her 20s and early 30s running an independent creative practice in London before relocating back to her studio in Stockholm via a year of applied arts at Istanbul Bosphorus University, then studying design studies at London Metropolitan University.
Simon BanksHOST
4:39
Now, in her early career, and we'll talk about this a little bit later, built out some exhibitions of ideas most people would dismiss.
Simon BanksHOST
4:47
A meme cat exhibition and also an exhibition celebrating the most hated and or loved font in the world, which we'll come back to a little bit more later.

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