Podcast Mini-Series
Professor Susan Watkins from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences presents a series of episodes discussing how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected our culture and the long term impacts we may see.
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This four episode mini-series tackles a range of areas where COVID-19 has impacted our lives and where it will continue to affect us in the future.
Professor Susan Watkins from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences presents a series of episodes discussing how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected our culture and the long term impacts we may see.
The panel discuss what history can teach us about pandemics and the lessons we can learn about how society can bounce back from such an event.
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The panel discuss how our lives have been changed by the pandemic and the ways that it has affected how we engage with culture.
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In this episode the panel examine how lockdown has made stigma and social inequality worse, but also how we can see challenge and resistance to that in the culture around us.
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In the final episode of this mini-series the panel examine how we can see positive personal and wider changes via writing as, hopefully, the pandemic eases or we emerge from it.
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Related blog articles by some of the contributors to this mini series further exploring the themes of COVID-19 and culture.