Exeter University Podcast Society

In this episode, Exeter University Podcast Society have the honour of interviewing JONNY SIMS, notorious for his work on The Magnus Archives, Thirteen Stories and more! Listen along as Caitlin and Ella ask the questions we've ALL been dying to know, such as where the inspiration for Magnus came from, how The Magnus Protocol is going, the birthdays of our favourite characters, and WHY Jonny's cats are better than any other. Thank you so much to Jonny for agreeing to interview with us! LINK TO TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F96cDnN1AyWrwNjrGHcCQfITJiXOt2GbbPJwgSHUwGw/edit?usp=sharing @ExeterPodSoc on INSTA, @ExeterPodcast on TWITTER  You can find Jonny at @jonnywaistcoat on TWITTER, and more on his website jonathan-sims.com

Hexpress Hotline is not your average 9-5. Between providing curses to unhappy couples and dealing with complaints, Circe has to deal with rival witches, the HR department, and cats predicting the end of the world...wait, what? CONTENT WARNINGS: leeches, vomiting, violence, and existential dread. TRANSCRIPT This episode was created as a part of the Phonic Fiction Fest 2022, and was made by Podcast Society in under 48 hours for submission! 

Hello and welcome to the first upload this year, in which president Tia Vincent interviews Sanctuary Team members Jim Price and Ben Hudson in anticipation for the Exeter University Business School Global Festival on 13th October 2022. In this episode we talk about the importance of recognising and supporting asylum seekers and refugees in higher education! Jim and Ben will be giving a keynote presentation with a Sanctuary Scholar on the 13th! A link to their event is below: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/global-festival-2022-tickets-411153700787?aff=website Also be sure to check out all the other wonderful events going on! SOCIETIES AND HELPFUL INFO MENTIONED: -Student Action for Refugees (STAR) -All Hands Together -Unicef -Refugee Support Devon -Solidaritee

Episode Description: Content Warnings: The following episode contains murder, violence, graphic descriptions of a crime scene, homophobia and description of a homophobic attack, gaslighting, dismissive police, implied unhealthy family relationships, arguments, double standards, implied cheating and infidelity, vague description and mention of kidnapping and implied torture. Podcast Society Presents is a show where our members can take an episode to make any show they want. This week we have Body of Evidence, an audio drama by L. M. Clohessy.  We open on a crime scene, with Rue Harker recording exactly how they came to be there and who else was involved…and every single step Rue and their friends have taken seems to be connected to the supposedly helpful Detective Grey. You can view the transcript at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/18WH-YXDnLK89GjiduM_bvi_uUa1deunz/view?usp=sharing   Credits: Written, Directed and Produced by L M Clohessy Executive Produced by the University of Exeter’s Podcast Society  Rue Harker was played by Morgan Greensmith  Detective Grey was played by Kit Lovick Story Editing by Natasha Johnston  Sound Design by Natasha Johnston and L M Clohessy Logo Design by L M Clohessy Supported by: Exeter Alumni Fund    Sound Effects Attribution: SomeoneCool15, acclivity, JarredGibb, vlnpetiteau, kyles, klankbeeld, Yuval via freesound.org   You can find out more about Podcast Society on Twitter @ExeterPodcast and on Facebook at Facebook.com/PodcastSociety.

Podcast Society Presents is a show where our members can take an episode to make any show they want. This time, we talked to Alex Horne, host of The Horne Section podcast and creator of the award winning tv show Taskmaster! You can find Alex on Twitter at @AlexHorne, and the Podcast Society at facebook.com/PodcastSociety or @ExeterPodcast on Twitter