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Sep 25, 2026

Amy WalkerGUEST
2:14
coercion into that career path and so I guess science found me by definition because of the subjects that I chose at that time.
Amy WalkerGUEST
2:20
I subsequently went to study pharmacology strangely in the University of Liverpool and then I ultimately ended up doing my PhD in UCL in London focusing on much more exciting things like gene editing and molecular biology so that's the brief history here.
Sharon CoxHOST
2:39
And gene editing, was that a big thing at the time? And for women, was it a big thing or was it very much that that's where the boys tended to go and the girls did more?
Amy WalkerGUEST
2:51
Well, I think that's a really interesting consideration because actually the Nobel Prize was won by two amazing female scientists for the discovery of CRISPR.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
9:08
My wife dreads football finances stories breaking.
Clive MyrieHOST
9:13
Kieran's a professor of football finance at the University of Liverpool and the author of The Price of Football.
Clive MyrieHOST
9:19
He has a podcast of the same name.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
9:22
I should not be hosting a football finance podcast because there should be no need for a football finance podcast.
Kevin DayHOST
0:00
Hello and welcome to The Price of Football, the show that looks at the money behind a beautiful game with me, Kevin Dayer, Liverpool University's Kieran Maguire, which may have started with a simultaneous cough from me and the voice of doom from Kieran going, zero.
Kevin DayHOST
0:16
Um... which I'm amazed we could hear above Finlay growling in his sleep.
Kevin DayHOST
0:22
He's obviously having some kind of sheep-chasing dream back now.
Carter RoyHOST
24:39
The first officers got there within the hour, and a police doctor confirmed Julia was dead.
Carter RoyHOST
24:45
Before long, the pathologist on the case, Professor John McFall of Liverpool University, showed up to examine the body.
Carter RoyHOST
24:53
Then, in the early morning hours, Julia was taken to the morgue.
Carter RoyHOST
24:57
Now, the only thing left to do was look for evidence.
Pete WakefieldHOST
25:47
[laughs]
Dan StephensGUEST
25:47
There's, there is a, th- th- there, there is another piece of research that I'm looking to initiate with Liverpool University to, to potentially maybe capture some of the, the, the evidentially the way in which we might be able to capture the effectiveness or otherwise of our interventions.
Dan StephensGUEST
26:05
Maybe come back to that 'cause that's-
Pete WakefieldHOST
26:06
Mm-hmm.

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Pete WakefieldHOST
78:50
Mm-hmm.
Pete WakefieldHOST
78:51
Yeah.
Dan StephensGUEST
78:51
And I'll come onto, I'll come onto a piece of research that I'm trying to generate through Liverpool University.
Pete WakefieldHOST
78:56
Same way as you don't want people just starting to say BSAFE 'cause they're remembering lists.
Kevin DayHOST
0:00
Hello and welcome to the Price of Football, the show that looks at the money behind a beautiful game with me Kevin Day and my buddy, I'm going to use the word buddy today Kieran, my buddy Kieran Maguire from Liverpool University.
Kevin DayHOST
0:14
It's an interview day today Kieran, we're on a run of really interesting interviews and today we're talking to GBE Export Hub, I'm going to say that again, And today we're talking to GBE expert, hub founder and football recruitment analyst, Andy Watson, who's an advisor on football recruitment specialising in Brexit, GBE and ESC.
Kevin DayHOST
0:38
Andy, hello.
John TullochGUEST
32:48
I'm John Tullock.
John TullochGUEST
32:49
I'm a lecturer in veterinary public health at the University of Liverpool, and my research is all around looking at veterinary occupational health.
Angharad BelcherHOST
32:57
We're going to come to a question in a moment as to what is veterinary occupational health and how does it differ? But before we get to that, Tamsin, would you be kind enough to tell us a little bit more about yourself, please? Yes.
Angharad BelcherHOST
33:07
Hi.
Angharad BelcherHOST
33:08
Thanks so much for having us.
Tamzin FurtadoGUEST
33:09
I'm Tamsin Furtado.
Tamzin FurtadoGUEST
33:10
I'm a lecturer here at the University of Liverpool, and I study everything from related to humans in the veterinary field, really.
Tamzin FurtadoGUEST
33:16
So human psychology, human decision making and so on.
John TullochGUEST
32:48
I'm John Tullock.
John TullochGUEST
32:49
I'm a lecturer in veterinary public health at the University of Liverpool, and my research is all around looking at veterinary occupational health.
Angharad BelcherHOST
32:57
We're going to come to a question in a moment as to what is veterinary occupational health and how does it differ? But before we get to that, Tamsin, would you be kind enough to tell us a little bit more about yourself, please? Yes.
Angharad BelcherHOST
33:07
Hi.
Angharad BelcherHOST
33:08
Thanks so much for having us.
Tamzin FurtadoGUEST
33:09
I'm Tamsin Furtado.
Tamzin FurtadoGUEST
33:10
I'm a lecturer here at the University of Liverpool, and I study everything from related to humans in the veterinary field, really.
Tamzin FurtadoGUEST
33:16
So human psychology, human decision making and so on.
Carter RoyHOST
25:35
The first officers got there within the hour, and a police doctor confirmed Julia was dead.
Carter RoyHOST
25:41
Before long, the pathologist on the case, Professor John McFall of Liverpool University, showed up to examine the body.
Carter RoyHOST
25:49
Then, in the early morning hours, Julia was taken to the morgue.
Carter RoyHOST
25:53
Now, the only thing left to do was look for evidence.
Ruth HattonHOST
8:48
So I was very pleased to discover, and all of you cat lovers out there will be pleased to hear about this too, that there is longitudinal ageing research being conducted, specifically in cats.
Ruth HattonHOST
9:01
The Cat Prospective Ageing and Welfare Study, or CATPAWS, very clever, at the University of Liverpool has been following more than 200 pet cats from middle age onwards with repeated veterinary assessments over a number of years.
Ruth HattonHOST
9:18
And one of the things I really like about this research is that these are ordinary companion cats living in homes.
Ruth HattonHOST
9:24
They're not in a lab.

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