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In this episode Sawda Hassan speaks to Dr Monica Germanà about mermaids and other (sea) monsters, with a particular emphasis on imaginary creatures from the Arctic and the North.

In this episode, Professor David Cunningham shares the fascinating story behind a curious research object and its links to American popular culture and politics.
Want to find out more?
Listen to the podcast produced by doctoral student Jessica Corfield and supported by Creative Writing undergraduate student Luke Garrett.

In this episode, Dr Ludivine Broch speaks to Zoe Few and Ryan Elswick about a fascinating episode in postwar French-American history.
Listen to the podcast to find out what the people of France chose to thank the Americans for their support during the Second World War.

What do passports mean?
What do they contribute to the making and experience of identity?
Listen to the podcast produced by Dr Eleftheria Sofroniou, who interviews Dr Petros Karatsareas on language, identity, borders, and navigating the complexities of mobility.

The "Go/To" plectrum was created as a way to promote the Soho Poly and it's "Go To" space, whilst being a functional object for creating art.
 
Dr Matthew Morrison is the course leader for Creative Writing and English Literature/Language, and is one of the Artistic Directors at the Soho Poly.
 
Listen to the podcast recording produced by Luke Garrett and co-hosted by Talia Cuomo, both students in Creative Writing and English Literature.
Intro and Coda Music by Tunetank from Pixabay