How many episodes does Gresham College Lectures have?

Gresham College Lectures has 1014 episodes.

What topics does Gresham College Lectures cover?

Gresham College Lectures covers topics including: education, history, science.

What language is Gresham College Lectures in?

Gresham College Lectures is in en.

Gresham College Lectures

Gresham College

EN1014 episodes

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Gresham College has been providing free public lectures since 1597, making us London's oldest higher education institution. This podcast offers our recorded lectures that are free to access from the Gresham College website, or our YouTube channel.

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Episodes (1014)

Tales from Television: Bringing the Natural World into Your Home - George McGavi...

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Science behind Love and Grief - Podcast with Robin May

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Why Do We Love? - Robin May

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Gresham College Lectures

Notable Guests

Episodes (1014)

Tales from Television: Bringing the Natural World into Your Home - George McGavi...

Science behind Love and Grief - Podcast with Robin May

Why Do We Love? - Robin May

Taming AI - Matt Jones

A World Without Work - Daniel Susskind

The Dictionary City: Londoners and the Oxford English Dictionary - Sarah Ogilvie

Music of the Mind - Milton Mermikides

"Unsquaring” the Square Mile: Connecting People with Opportunity - Susan Langley

The Shape of Gravity: Why On Earth Are Planets Spherical? - Alain Goriely

The Death of Athenian Democracy? - Melissa Lane

Guantánamo on the Euphrates? Syria in a Time of Opportunity - Clive Stafford Smi...

The Universe’s 100th Birthday: Galactic Fireworks and Little Red Dots - Chris Li...

Bridget: Goddess and Saint - Professor Ronald Hutton

Oligarchs and Their Discontents - Melissa Lane

Why Do We Hate? - Robin May

Born Supremacy – AI as a Pale Shadow of Real Humanity - Professor Matt Jones

That's Not Funny: The Ethics of Satire - Judith Hawley

Work, Out of Reach - Daniel Susskind

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Lee Miller: Why Her Photography Still Matters Today - Antony Penrose

Music of Earth and Space - Professor Milton Mermikides

How Women Made the Global Economy - Dr Victoria Bateman

Climate Risk and Insurance - Raghavendra Rau

The Price of Pixels: Unmasking the Environmental Impact of Our Digital Lives - I...

Peacebuilding through the visual Arts - Jolyon Mitchell

The Shape of Shells: She Sells Self-Similar Spiral Seashells on the Seashore - P...

Pictures from Afghanistan: Are we making the same mistakes? - Clive Stafford Smi...

Death Investigation: What Do Coroners Do? - Peter Thornton

Alien Earths: What Makes Us Special? - Professor Chris Lintott

Will You Be AI’s Pet? - Matt Jones

An Ocean of Air - Helen Czerski

Mithras: Master of Mystery - Ronald Hutton

Why Do We Grieve? - Robin May

Constable's "The Cornfield": A Bicentenary Harvesting - Professor Malcolm Andrew...

Music of Light and Colour - Milton Mermikides

Economics and Artificial Intelligence - Daniel Susskind

Donald Trump and the Death Penalty - Clive Stafford Smith

From Mars with Love: Postcards from 50 Years of Exploring The Red Planet - Chris...

Life, Death and Judgement in the Art and Times of Hieronymus Bosch (d. 1516) -...

Hecate: Mistress of Magic - Ronald Hutton

Where Is China Heading under Xi Jinping? - Steve Tsang

The Later Years: Organisation, Independence and Peace of Mind - Sir Peter Thornt...

Why Do We Laugh? - Robin May

The Shape of Plants: Why Plants Love Mathematics and Mathematicians Love Plants...

Becoming AI – Your Journey to Assimilation? - Matt Jones

Limitarianism and Capitalism - Ingrid Robeyns

Do Not Resuscitate Forms - Who’d Have One? - Mark Taubert

The Great God Pan: Lord of the Wild - Ronald Hutton

Minor Criminal: The Trial of the Man Who Murdered My Grandmother - Lord Daniel F...

China’s Economic Prospects on the Cusp - George Magnus