Critical Edge
Critical Edge is a debate platform that pushes ideas to the limit by interviewing brilliant individuals and asking questions that are often left unexplored. It aims to be a disruptive media channel discussing perspectives that are too often ignored. The podcast is hosted by Lukas Seifert and Oliver Walsh.
Episodes
Carl Jung's Shadow: How to Become Who You Are | #70
In this episode, best mates Ollie and Lukas sit down to discuss all things Carl Jung and psychoanalysis.We begin by talking about the Jungian shadow, the repository of our subconscious where we dump all those things we don’t like about ourselves, or don’t identify with: our anger, our shame, whatever it might be. The shadow is hard to recognise, precisely because we repress it into our subconsciou
Ilan Pappé: This is Why I Gave Up On My Country | #69
Best mates Ollie and Lukas sit down with renowned Israeli Historian of the 'New School', Ilan Pappé. In this episode, we pull out the nuances in discussions about the two-state solution, the use of language, the genocide, colonisation, and the future. We begin with an in-depth discussion about how discourse shapes the way we view an issue: should the situation be described as a conflict, a
We Interviewed a Childcare Worker | In Plain Sight #1
Ollie and Lukas sit down with social care worker Catherine. They discuss the importance of childcare, how the NHS and national systems are failing children, and where parents go wrong. Catherine shares her personal story of IVF and finding her way to social care.This episode is the first in our new series, In Plain Sight. In this series, Ollie and Lukas get the perspectives of people who do really
Cenk Uygur: The Real Reason I Was Banned From the UK | #68
Ollie and Lukas sat down again with Cenk Uygur to discuss being banned from the UK for anti-semitism, Israel’s influence in the UK, and Palestine.Critical Edge is a multi-media community started by two friends seeking to learn how to think, not what to think. Subscribe or check out our other platforms to join the team :)
Philip Pullman: Life Imitates Art | #67
Critical Edge hosts and best mates Ollie and Lukas sit down with Philip Pullman, renowned author of His Dark Materials.We drew on everything from Milton's Paradise Lost to Superman to William Blake. This episode was about the power of literature to change the way we see ourselves and the way we live our lives, as well as the way storytelling can light up our imaginations. Lukas told Philip abo
What Happens When a Philosopher Takes DMT? | #66
Critical Edge hosts and best mates Ollie and Lukas sit down with rockstar panpyschist Philip Goff.Ollie, Lukas and Philip talked about it all. We started with a discussion about the fundamental nature of consciousness, and why it can't be understood using the language of science: David Chalmer's 'hard problem of consciousness'. This led us to panpsychism and its connection to mysti
Is War Built Into Our Psychology? | #65
Critical Edge hosts and best mates Ollie and Lukas sit down with veteran of the philosophy game Jeff McMahan, an ethicist who lives and breathes his work. We really got into it this episode. We discussed whether war can ever be justified, the ethics of autonomous weapons, and the difficult questions concerning Gaza and Iran. Jeff isn’t one to weasel his words: you’ll want to hear what he has to sa
The Science of Tripping | #64
Critical Edge hosts and best mates sit down with Robin Carhart-Harris, leading psychedelic researcher and all round good bloke.We discussed the ethical and philosophical questions attached to psychedelics: such as how a drug can change how we see ourselves and the people around us, or what psychedelics might reveal about consciousness and the universe. Robin takes a pragmatic approach, and advocat
This Is Why Art Matters | #63
Critical Edge hosts and best mates Ollie and Lukas sit down with rockstar philosopher Nigel Warburton, co-host of Philosophy Bites.Ollie, Lukas and Nigel had a great chat about whether art is subjective, how cultural beauty standards shape us, Nigel's favourite books and paintings, and what it is about art that is so essentially human. Critical Edge is a multi-media community started by two fr
Do You Understand the Universe? | #62
Critical Edge hosts and best mates Ollie and Lukas sit down with Canadian-American astronomer Wendy Freedman, one of Times 2025 Top 100 most influential people in the world.Hardly experts on the topic, Ollie and Lukas had an open discussion with Wendy about the universe and its expansion, whether it really began with the big bang, and if we can ever know anything about dark matter. Lukas and Ollie
4 Thought Experiments to Change How You Think | #61
Critical Edge hosts Ollie and Lukas sit down with philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah to explore what classic thought experiments reveal about identity, morality, power, and the future of human connection.Across these puzzles—and the real-world examples they illuminate, from political power to dating apps and artificial intimacy—the conversation asks what truly anchors a good life: honor, authenticit
David Edmonds: the Danger of Tribalism | #60
Critical Edge hosts Ollie and Lukas sit down with philosopher David Edmonds to explore how discrimination, identity, and group psychology shape the way we see ourselves - and each other.Hosted by two passionate Oxford graduates, Critical Edge brings rigorous, accessible conversations with influential thinkers on the ideas shaping our world. Subscribe for
John Curtice: The Hidden Psychology of Class | #59
Critical Edge hosts Ollie and Lukas sit down with Professor John Curtice, the UK's leading authority on public opinion and electoral behaviour, to examine how Britain's political landscape has been transformed over the past decade.We explore how class has evolved as a marker of political identity, why age and education now structure voting behaviour more than any other factors, and how the
Mark Blyth: The Psychological Impact of Capitalism | #58
Critical Edge hosts Ollie and Lukas sit down with Professor Mark Blyth, an expert in political economy, to unpack how economic ideas shape the world we live in. We explore why being wrong is essential to learning, drawing on Nassim Taleb’s ideas of uncertainty, fragility, and “skin in the game.” From there, the conversation ranges across bubbles (AI, housing, finance), the commodification of time
Frank Turek Debates Evil, Homosexuality, and Scripture | #57
Critical Edge hosts Ollie and Lukas sit down with Frank Turek, an American Christian apologist. We had some interesting and nuanced discussion about the interrelation of faith and doubt, the problem of evil, and the reliability of scripture. We got into some more tough territory when discussing contradictions in scripture, the New and Old Testament, and homosexuality. There's a lot to stick your t
Anthony Scaramucci on the Cost of Living, Epstein, and the Future of MAGA | #56
Ollie and Lukas sit down with Anthony Scaramucci for a fast, candid conversation about power, populism, and political renewal. Anthony is former White House Communications Director, and co-host of The Rest Is Politics US. Today, he discusses why he has changed his mind on Bitcoin, what finally pushed him to break with Trump, why MAGA is beginning to fracture, and how the Epstein files are reshapin
How Will Trump Be Remembered | Dominic Sandbrook
Ollie and Lukas sit down with historian, author, and co-host of The Rest is History, Dominic Sandbrook — one of Britain’s most influential public historians. Can pride in one’s country ever be “healthy"? How should we teach the British Empire in schools? Listen in.
Cllr George Finch Debates Immigration | Critical Edge #54
Critical Edge hosts Ollie and Lukas sit down with the youngest ever country council leader, George Finch. 19 year old George, from Warwickshire, defect from the Tories to Reform UK last year. George and our hosts found some things to agree on: the need for educational reform, the importance of tolerance, and the ever more threatening cost of living crisis. However, they fiercely debated about "Bri
Critical Edge #53 - Julian Jessop
In this episode, we sat down with economist Julian Jessop to discuss the future of taxation, free markets, and the role of the state. From whether VAT should be extended to food and children’s clothing, to how corporate taxes impact real people, Jessop makes the case for a simpler, more neutral tax system. Additionally, we explore his continued support for Brexit despite short-term costs, his beli
Critical Edge #51 - Danny Dorling
Oxford academic Danny Dorling discusses the state of inequality in the UK - from the rise of right-wing populism and the hollowing out of the middle class to the state of race relations across the island. How large are the barriers to equality of opportunity in the UK?
Critical Edge #52 - Anand Menon
In this episode, we sat down with Anand Menon, the director of UK in a changing Europe, and Professor of Political Science and King's College London. We discuss the long-term impact of Brexit on trade and on the UK's soft power; the importance of the recognition of Palestine for Gaza; the development of US-EU relations; and whether the UK has a 'special relationship' with the US. Hosted by two pas
Critical Edge #50 - Sir Ben Okri
Sir Ben Okri OBE is a Booker Prize-winning British-Nigerian writer and a powerful voice in post-colonial literature. In this exclusive interview, Okri reflects on how our ways of seeing — as readers, viewers, and thinkers — are shaped by the media we consume.
Critical Edge #49 - Parag Khanna
Parag Khanna is a strategy advisor and bestselling author. He is an expert in geopolitics and global strategy and how we can apply AI to better navigate economic disruptions in our volatile world. Listen in.
Critical Edge #48 - Dave Rubin
Dave Rubin is an American conservative political commentator and host of ‘The Rubin Report’, a political talk show which often debates political correctness, foreign policy, and freedom of speech.
Critical Edge #47 - Cenk Uygur
Cenk Uygur is the founder of The Young Turks and one of the most prominent media critics of corporate governance, campaign financing, and political corruption in the United States. He's very passionate. Listen in.
Critical Edge #46 - Ryan Nicodemus
Ryan Nicodemus is a New York Times best-selling author, and Emmy-nominated Netflix star. He is the co-founder of The Minimalists, an organisation dedicated to helping people eliminate clutter and maximise their lives by scaling back on material possessions and consumerist attitudes.
Critical Edge #45 - Joseph Nye
Joseph Nye is an American political scientist known for his work on US foreign policy and power dynamics. He is also a Harvard University professor who coined the term ‘soft power’ in reference to a country’s ability to influence others through gentle persuasion rather than coercion. In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Nye to discuss his thoughts on the future of American democracy, the
Critical Edge #44 - Philip Goff
Dr Philip Goff is an academic philosopher and panpsychist. In this episode, we discuss his unique takes on religion and his interpretation of consciousness as the foundation of reality. Can science fully explain the human consciousness? Do the smallest forms of matter possess some kind of experience? Listen now and find out.
Critical Edge #43 - Judge Tatel
Judge David Tatel is a recently retired United States Circuit Judge who broke barriers as a blind judge and a champion for justice. In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Judge Tatel to discuss his memoir, his journey overcoming the challenges of blindness in the legal profession, the erosion of judicial restraint in the Supreme Court, and what the future holds for democracy in the United S
Critical Edge #42 - Ambassador Husam Zomlot
In this episode, we are joined by Ambassador Husam Zomlot, head of the Palestinian mission to the UK and a steadfast advocate for Palestinian rights and justice. Born in the Shaburah refugee camp, he shares his deeply personal story, reflecting on how his early experiences shaped his journey into diplomacy and his commitment to dismantling the Israeli occupation. As a leading voice in the Middle E
LOAF #41 - Sir Vince Cable
Sir Vince Cable is the former Leader of the Liberal Democrats, and Cabinet Minister during Sir David Cameron’s premiership, among many other things. In this interview, we discuss the past and present of the Liberal Democrats, the questions concerning UK aid to Israel, the potential of wider war with Russia, whether China should be considered a threat to the West, and more.Sir Vince is not afraid o
LOAF #40 - Peter Mandelson
Lord Peter Mandelson: New Labour’s architect and now, Oxford’s potential Chancellor. In this interview, he discusses his past in politics, the ethical dilemmas of university funding, and why he’s the right choice to lead Oxford into the future. Mandelson is also no stranger to controversy, though the truth of such claims is up for debate. Oliver and Lukas unpack all this, two days before the Chanc
LOAF #39 - Kathrine Switzer
Kathrine Switzer: marathon legend, trailblazer, and champion for women in sports. In 1967, as she ran the Boston Marathon as the first female to ever do so, the race organiser jumped onto the track and attempted to pull her off. Sitting with Lukas and Oliver, in a full-length interview, Switzer shares her historic experience, her battles against outdated beliefs, and her vision for empowering wome
LOAF #38 - Jemma Sbeg
What does it mean to be lost in your 20s and how can psychological analysis help us understand ourselves? Jemma Sbeg is a mental health advocate, podcast host, and voice behind 'The Psychology of Your 20s'. In this insightful interview, she delves into the quarter-life crisis, choice overload, and the power of embracing solitude.
LOAF #37 - Oliver Burkeman
Oliver Burkeman is a journalist, bestselling author, and expert on ‘time management for mortals’. In this candid interview, Burkeman unpacks the truths behind time management, why slowing down may not be the solution, and how to embrace our limitations to find meaning.
LOAF #36 - Cameron Hamilton
Cameron Hamilton is a tech entrepreneur, and 'Love is Blind' star. In this episode, Cameron talks about whether love is truly blind, navigating life in the public eye, and how vulnerability is the key to lasting relationships. He also dives into the intersection of AI and ethics, sharing his thoughts on the future of technology and its impact on society. 🌍
LOAF #35 - Ankur Warikoo
Ankur Warikoo is India’s top content creator, a serial entrepreneur, and the author of ‘Do Epic Shit’. In this episode, Ankur shares invaluable lessons on leveraging failure as a stepping stone to success, the power of discipline over motivation, and why habits, not goals, decide your destiny. 🧠💡
LOAF #34 - Thomas Erikson
Thomas Erikson is a behaviourist and the bestselling author of "Surrounded by Idiots", as well as a number of other installments in his "Surrounded By" series.Thomas breaks down the fascinating world of personality types using his unique color theory—red, yellow, green, and blue—revealing how understanding these traits can enhance communication and prevent those everyday conflicts. Learn practical
LOAF #33 - Kayla Barnes-Lentz
Kayla Barnes-Lentz is an entrepreneur, biohacker, and founder of the Longevity Optimization Pod.In this episode, she shares her expertise on brain health, the brain-gut connection, and innovative health therapies. Learn about her insights on longevity for women, the importance of nutrition, and practical lifestyle habits for optimal health.
LOAF #32 - Dr Paul Conti MD
Dr Paul Conti MD: world-leading psychiatrist, author of Trauma: The Invisible Epidemic.Dr Conti begins by telling us his personal story with trauma, using this as a springboard into a discussion ranging from epigenetics and collective trauma, to how we can individually combat our trauma, to its links to substance abuse and other societal harms.
LOAF #31 - Carter Bays
What does the creator of ‘How I Met Your Mother’ think about its ending? Carter Bays shares his creative journey from TV to his debut novel, ‘The Mutual Friend’. We explore themes of technology, relationships, and storytelling, uncovering his insights on writing, and his future projects.
LOAF #30 - James Nestor
James Nestor: bestselling author and journalist. Exploring the transformative power of breathing, we delve into James's investigative journey, from his acclaimed book, "Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art," to his latest research insights.
LOAF #29 - Dr Frans de Waal
In memory of Dr Frans de Waal, 1948-2024.Dr. Frans de Waal was a renowned primatologist and ethologist whose work revolutionized our understanding of animal behavior, particularly in relation to empathy, cooperation, and social intelligence. Through decades of research and writing, he showed how the behavior of primates paralleled human social dynamics, challenging conventional views of human exce
LOAF #28 - Schuyler Bailar
Episode 28: Schuyler Bailar. Schuyler is a trans advocate and queer educator, who came to the spotlight competing as the first D1 NCAA Men’s Trans Athlete for the Harvard Swim Team. In this episode, we discuss trans participation in sports, access and healthcare, legislation around bathrooms, and more. Enjoy!
LOAF #27 - Liana Finck
The LOAF Podcast sits down with Liana Finck, a distinctive voice in modern cartooning, where we explore the nuances of visual storytelling and her contributions to The New Yorker. How does Liana translate complex emotions into simple, compelling drawings?✏️ Liana's journey offers a unique window into the soul of an artist.
LOAF S.5 Ep. 5 - Eliud Kipchoge
“Let us dare to dream and dare to try!” - Eliud Kipchoge.The LOAF Podcast conducts a long-form interview with Kipchoge, where we delve into the mindset of a champion and look ahead to the upcoming Paris Olympics. What is motivating him and how does he plan to bounce back after Tokyo?🏃♂️ This podcast is a masterclass in endurance, ambition, and the relentless pursuit of excellence: Eliud's story i
LOAF Season 5 Ep. 4 - Steven Pinker
Join us on The LOAF Podcast as we sit down with Dr Steven Pinker, cognitive psychologist at Harvard, prolific author, and public intellectual.Dr Pinker is renowned for his academic work in language acquisition, his defence of the computational theory of mind, and visual cognition. Aside form his academic work, he writes for a popular audience about rationality, human progress, the decline of viole
LOAF S. 5 Ep. 3 - Simon Critchley
An Oxford University Podcast. This week we welcome Simon Critchley, an English philosopher renowned for his work in political philosophy, ethics, and aesthetics, who challenges traditional notions by arguing that philosophy begins in disappointment.In this episode we discuss: the philosophy of humour and its ability to challenge social norms, the absurdity of football fandom, and death itself. One
LOAF S. 5 Ep. 2 - Lindsey Vonn
An Oxford University Podcast. Join us with Lindsey Vonn, the most celebrated female skier of all time. Discover her early dreams, the highs and lows of professional sports, and her candid insights on overcoming obstacles, both on the slopes and in life. In this episode, Lindsey opens up about mental health, the evolution of skiing, and her mission to empower women in sports.
LOAF S. 5 Ep. 1 - Robert Wright
An Oxford University Podcast. Join us with Robert Wright, an expert in evolutionary psychology and AI, as we explore human evolution, the impact of artificial intelligence, and the power of mindfulness. Discover Wright's insights on how these forces intertwine to shape our future and the potential for a purpose-driven evolution.
LOAF S. 4 Ep. 8 - Dr Joe Dispenza
An Oxford University Podcast. This episode features Dr. Joe Dispenza, a neuroscience expert, researcher, and bestselling author, known for his work linking science and spirituality. We delve into his intriguing insights on how our thoughts and emotions can dramatically affect our physical health and reality. Join us as we explore the science behind spontaneous healing, the potential of the human m
LOAF S. 4 Ep. 7 - Anna Lapwood
An Oxford University Podcast. Anna Lapwood is a professional organist and TikTok sensation, who popularised the #playlikeagirl movement, seeking to improve access for and attitudes to women and girls in the music world. We talk to her about this movement, her charity work in Zambia, making classical music modern and fashionable, and much more!
LOAF S. 4 Ep. 6 - Spencer Matthews
An Oxford University podcast. Spencer Matthews runs multiple successful podcasts and founded the no. 1 non-alcoholic spirits brand, CleanCo. We talk to him about his journey to becoming sober, the death of his brother and his attempt to find him on Everest in his new documentary, and his business endeavours.
LOAF S. 4 Ep. 5 - Dan Ariely
A LOAF Podcast Episode. Step into the world of behavioral economics with Dan Ariely, a leading figure in the field. This episode takes you on a journey into the human mind, exploring the psychology of belief systems and their surprising influence on society. Ariely delves into cognitive biases like Explanatory Depth, the role of social identity in shaping beliefs, and the intriguing intersection o
LOAF S. 4 Ep. 4 - David Crystal
An Oxford University Podcast. Join us for a riveting session with David Crystal, world-renowned linguist, as we dissect the evolution of language in the digital era. From the true impact of texting to the linguistic quirks of social media, Crystal provides unparalleled insights into how we communicate today.Listen in as we unravel the complexities of English, challenge language myths, and even unc
LOAF S. 4 Ep. 3 - Ruby Barker
An Oxford University Podcast. This episode showcases an engrossing talk with Ruby Barker, the actress most known for her role in Bridgerton. In this episode, Ruby offers a raw and honest look into her experiences in the acting industry. From her initial reluctance to accept a role due to a questionable casting process, to her eventual breakthrough with Bridgerton, Ruby's journey is anything but or
LOAF S. 4 Ep. 2 - Anne-Marie Canning MBE
An Oxford University Podcast.This episode showcases a captivating talk with Anne-Marie Canning MBE, social mobility advocate and CEO of The Brilliant Club. Dive into discussions on dismantling educational barriers, empowering underprivileged students, and harnessing impactful anger to reshape the British class landscape.
LOAF S. 4 Ep. 1 - Wim Hof
An Oxford University Podcast.Join us as we embark on a transformative journey with the renowned "Iceman," Wim Hof. We delve into the depths of his groundbreaking breathing techniques and the science behind extreme cold exposures. From heartfelt stories of hope and healing to discussions on the power of an ice bath over the dopamine system, and criticisms of the modern pharmacological industry, Wim
LOAF S.3 Ep. 7 - Graeme Le Saux
An Oxford University Podcast.Join us as we sit down with Premiere League winner and NBC pundit Graeme Le Saux, diving deep into his iconic career moments and the pressing issues in today's football world. From confronting homophobia and racism to insights on the rise of the Saudi League and women's world cup, Graeme doesn't hold back.
LOAF S. 3 Ep. 6 - Nikita Gill
Welcome to Season 3, Episode 6 of the LOAF podcast! In this installment, we sit down with Nikita Gill, the Instagram poet extraordinaire boasting over 700k followers. Gain insights into her creative process, the digital age of poetry, and the profound connections she forges. Stick around as we co-create a spontaneous poem, reflecting the magic of collaboration. In other words: A LIVE POETRY FREEST
LOAF S. 3 Ep. 5 - Josh Cavallo
An Oxford University Podcast. Join us for an enlightening discussion in Episode 5 of Season 3 of The LOAF Podcast, as we sit down with the remarkable Josh Cavallo. Josh Cavallo is the world’s first openly gay top-flight footballer. His authenticity pioneers the way towards a more inclusive and diverse sporting community, empowering individuals to thrive while embracing their identities. Tune in to
LOAF S. 3 Ep. 4 - Seth Waterman
An Oxford University Podcast.Dive into Episode 4 of LOAF Season 3, where we chat with Seth Waterman, aka Saffron Olive.Seth's a leading YouTuber and podcaster, and content creator for MTGGoldfish. He is an expert in the financial aspect of MTG and regularly posts gameplay content.We discuss his MTG journey, e-sports, and game accessibility. Plus, we explore Post Malone's MTG interest and crossover
LOAF S. 3 Ep. 3 - Alastair Campbell
An Oxford University Podcast. Join us on The LOAF Podcast as we sit down with Alastair Campbell, a prominent figure in British politics and journalism. Alastair Campbell is a well-known political strategist and former Director of Communications and Strategy for Tony Blair during his time as Prime Minister. In this episode, we delve into some intriguing topics with this influential guest. During th
LOAF S. 3 Ep. 2 - Matthew Johnson
Today the LOAFers interview ex-TV presenter Matthew Johnson! The man from Caerphilly used to present in the interactive "Hub" on ITV's This Morning between 2010 and 2013 and also co-hosted Channel 5's OK! Now known for his mental health advocacy, Matt bursts with positivity. Have a listen, as we discuss Matt's life and work.
LOAF S. 3 Ep. 1 - Peter Singer
We’re starting off this season with a banger. For Season 3 Episode 1, we are incredibly lucky to have Dr Peter Singer. Dr Singer is a renowned academic philosopher and the Ira W Decamp professor of Bioethics at Princeton University. He is considered the father of the animal liberation and effective altruism movements, and has written numerous best-selling books such as “The Life You Can Save” and
LOAF S. 2 EP. 8 - "FINALE"
This week, the LOAFers sadly say goodbye to season 2 of the LOAF podcast, talking about the season's favourite moments and the many exciting plans ahead.
LOAF S. 2 EP. 7 - "ANDREW JENNINGS"
This week the LOAFers interview world-renowned retailer Andrew Jennings (OBE). He held top executive positions in major retail companies such as Harrods and German retail giant Karstadt. The LOAFers ask the business guru about the retail industry, business psychology and the digital world. Join us every Saturday at 4pm!
LOAF S. 2 EP. 6 - "MIC THE VEGAN"
In this episode, our esteemed LOAFers interview MictheVegan - a popular science writer and vegan on youtube - at the behest of the other, much less famous vegan on the podcast. We (attempt to) address topics such as notable vegan stereotypes, destigmatising veganism, the health benefits of veganism to even mussels (thanks to Lukas). Join us every Saturday at 4pm!
LOAF S. 2 EP. 5 - "A.E. STALLINGS"
This week the loafers interview award-winning New Formalist poet and essayist A. E. Stallings on her poetry (of course!), her journey (from Oxford) and her appreciation of the Classics. Join us every Saturday at 4pm!
LOAF S. 2 EP. 4 - "JONATHAN TOWNSEND"
This week the LOAFers interview the CEO of the Prince's Trust Jonathan Townsend talking about his business journey, the role of the Prince's Trust and how the trust supports young disadvantaged people today especially during and after Covid. Join us every Saturday at 4pm!
LOAF S. 2 EP. 3 - "MOYA GREENE"
This week the Loafers talk to ex-CEO of the Royal Mail Dame Moya Greene. She was CEO of the Royal Mail where she oversaw privatisation; she also worked as CEO of Canda Post, where she trebled profits. Listen to four Oxford Students interview one of the formerly most powerful woman in Britain! Join us every Saturday 4pm!
LOAF S.2 EP. 1 - "GABE HOWARD"
This week the LOAFers interview mental health expert Gabe Howard. Gabe is an award-winning podcaster, author and speaker who lives with bipolar. This episode touches on topics of the difference between mental illness and mental health, the dangers of bipolar and the stigmatization of such disorders. Join us every Saturday 4pm!
LOAF S.2 EP.0 - "WELCOME BACK"
This week the loafers quickly recap their vac, an 'eventful' trip to Italy and introduce their packed termcard for the next 8 weeks...
LOAF EP. 7 - "VARSITY BOXING"
In this final episode of Season 1 of the LOAF Podcast, the LOAFers (and Faris trying to recover from his sore throat) talk about all things boxing (and martial arts) in anticipation of Oxford vs. Cambridge Varsity Boxing. We interview three Oxford Blues boxers, George Garner, Roberto LaCourt and Ade Olugboji about their mentalities on and off the ring. Come listen to us next term on Oxide Radio ev
LOAF EP.6 - "SPORTS"
This week the LOAFers deconstruct all things sports (in a Derridian Sense). We discuss our various sporting experiences and our (lack of) sporting achievements. We also analyse our views on toxic culture in sports, such as pressure and bigotry, and its recent commercialisation.Join us every Saturday 4pm on Oxide Radio!
LOAF EP. 5 - "FIX THE UNCULTURED"
This week the LOAFers interview Fix from the hip-hop-based Instagram account FixTheUncultured (https://www.instagram.com/fixtheuncultured/). Fix explores his love of the genre, his account's success, and his favourite artists, albums, and themes. Listen in also to hear exclusive never-heard-before Denzel Curry audio...Join us every Saturday at 4pm!
LOAF EP.4 - "Q&A"
This week the LOAFers recap the week and answer and discuss listener questions.
LOAF EP. 2 - "FRANK OCEAN"
This week the four loafers discuss Frank Ocean with the song of the week, "Pink Matter" on his breakout 2012 album "channel ORANGE".
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