BoB Curated Playlists
A growing collection of BoB Playlists specially curated by academics from a diverse range of disciplines.
A rich resource of collected clips and individual Television or radio broadcasts created by academics around specific subject areas or modules.
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Experimental Radio: Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Comedy of Danger
By Emeritus Professor Tim Crook, Goldsmith University of London
Subject: Broadcast Radio
Teaching Research Methods through Popular Films
By Ninna Makrinov, Assistant Professor (Research Methods), Warwick University
Subject: Education
Women Writing UK TV Comedy
By Dr Laura Minor, School of Arts and Media, Salford University
Subject: Television Studies, Feminist Media Studies, Gender and Women Studies, Cultural Studies
Japanese Cinema after World War Two
Professor David Martin-Jones, University of Glasgow
Subject: Film studies, History, Japanese Studies, East Asian Studies
Reporting of the UK Illegal Migration Bill in Television News
By Ellie Baskerville, Dr Marina Morani and Dr Lizzy Willmington, School of Journalism, Cardiff University
Subjects: Journalism, Television Studies
The Business of Sport
By Dr Matthew Hindmarsh, Liverpool John Moores University
Subject: Business studies
Spatial Justice
By Professor Laura Vaughan, Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL
Subjects: Urban planning, Human geography, Urban history
Poverty and Inequality: UK Insights
By Dr Lee Gregory, University of Nottingham
Subjects: Sociology, Social Policy
Black British Culture
By Iris Wakulenko, London College of Communication
Subjects: Film studies, Media studies
Co-ordinating Complex Care: Nursing (Mental Health)
By Ass. Professor Victoria Skerrett, University of Birmingham
Subject: Nursing
Adventures in Cinematic Storytelling
By Dr Dominic Topp, University of Southampton
Subject: Film studies
Digital Learning
By Dr Wayne Barry, Learning and Teaching Enhancement, Canterbury Christ Church University
Subject: Education
The Art of Medicine
By Giskin Day, Principal Teaching Fellow, Imperial College London
Subjects: Medical humanities, Health humanities, Medicine, Nursing
Postcolonial Film and Geopolitical Contestation
By Dr Alex Hastie, Coventry University
Subject: Film studies