NWR OnlineTalks

Here you can find recordings of past NWR online talks.

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Following our talk on the Fundamentals of Cyber Resilience with Fiona Bail

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Lighting the Pyre: History of Witch Trials with April Lewis

Dance for Life with Janice Fraser – 25 September 2024

Dance for Life with Janice Fraser – 18 September 2024

Women as Asylum Seekers with Gill Parker

Dance for Life with Janice Fraser – 11 September 2024

Dance for Life with Janice Fraser – 4 September 2024

The Art of the Seaside with Margaret Mills

The Road Hill House Murder with Margaret Mills

Concorde – Supersonic Cover Up? with Guy Bartlett

Concorde – Icon of the Skies with Guy Bartlett

Oscar Wilde: Nothing to declare but his genius? with Margaret Mills

Being a Magistrate with Siobhan Draper JP

Golden Age of Bel Canto

Men Behaving Badly (Mozart and de Ponte) with Helen Astrid

Humour in Opera with Helen Astrid

Wise Women, Folk Medicine and Familiars: The true story of the history of witchcraft and witch trials with Terri Reid

The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories with Dr Daniel Jolley

Understanding Psychopaths: Manipulation, Collusion and Resilience with Dr Mark Freestone

Fundamentals of Cyber Resilience with Fiona Bail

Anti-alcohol, pro-freedom: the trailblazing women of the Victorian temperance movement with Dr Pam Lock

Marion Molteno in conversation with Lisa Conway, author of ‘A Strand of Gold’

Marion Molteno in conversation with Merilyn Brason, author of ‘The Bamboo Bracelet: A true Story’

A.C. Grayling – Philosophy and the Good Life

Marion Molteno in conversation with Martha Leigh, author of ‘Invisible Ink: A Family Memoir’

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The History of the order of St John