Working Hours
Mar 7, 2023
Work is History
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Sophia Lambert recorded on 08/02/2023
Sophia Lambert is a team assistant at the University of Leeds Special Collections and Galleries, invigilating the research centre and galleries as well as helping with preparing and running events. She is also an Anglo-Jewish social historian and a recent History graduate of Leeds Beckett University and the University of Leeds.
Follow Sophia on https://www.instagram.com/leeds_hidden_heritage/
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May 8, 2023
That Leeds Work
Deby Jackson recorded on 06/04/2023
Deby Jackson has only been in Leeds for 5 years and loves it here, mostly because of the people. She says, ‘The people of Leeds make the city a brilliant place to live and I am planning on staying indefinitely. Warning: once you visit, you might never leave.’
Her magazine That Leeds Mag shares local stories in print and online. Creating trust and loyalty between customers and businesses in the North Leeds area with a free door-drop advertising magazine.
Everything Deby does for That Leeds Mag comes back to these values:
💙 Being environmentally conscious
💙 Spreading positivity
💙 Respect for all
That Leeds Mag is a continuous printed marketing solution for your local Leeds business with customers who are ready to buy your product or service.
If you have ever considered leafletting in Meanwood, Chapel Allerton, Headingley or Moortown then THAT LEEDS MAG is right up your street. Providing credibility your customers can’t just scroll past.
If you’d like to know more about That Leeds Mag go to https://thatleedsmag.co.uk/
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May 8, 2023
Podcasting is Work
Hazel Millichamp recorded on 03/02/23
Hazel Millichamp is part of the Student Education Service in the University of Leeds Medical School.
Having previously worked as a School Business Manager in a local primary school Hazel started at the University offering maternity cover to the Finance department and then moving to a student-facing role. She began as a Year Coordinator for Year 1 and an ICU Coordinator of Year 4. After CoVid there was a big Student Education Service shake up and roles changed; Hazel now works with Year 3 and has been in the Student Education Service for 10 years.
Hazel is also a podcaster. Her excellent Leeds based podcast Light on Leeds takes a look at the great and the good of Leeds and showcases some of the fascinating things people are doing in the world’s best city. If for some reason you’ve not heard of Light on Leeds go and check it out. It’s a really good show.
Hazel has been at this whole thing longer than me and has many more episodes under her belt than I do. So if you run short of Leeds content Hazel’s got you covered.
If you’d like to hear Hazel’s work go to https://www.lightonleeds.com/
Or you can follow Light on Leeds at:
https://www.instagram.com/lightonleeds/
www.facebook.com/LightonLeeds
https://twitter.com/leeds_on
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Apr 23, 2023
Work is Magical
Dr Angela Puca recorded on 03/03/23
Dr Angela Puca joined Leeds Trinity University in 2016 and has lectured there and at other universities on Philosophy and Religious Studies. Angela’s degrees are in Philosophy, focusing on Asian Philosophies.
During her academic formation, she studied Latin, ancient Greek, Sanskrit, and Tibetan (classical and modern) to translate primary sources of interest from different philosophical and religious traditions. During her master’s degree, she expanded her knowledge in the field of Religious Studies, especially Buddhism and the Indian and Tibetan religions, at the University of Naples, Italy.
Afterwards, her research moved towards Paganism, shamanism, and their contemporary manifestations across the Italian peninsula.
The University of Leeds awarded her a PhD in Anthropology of Religion in 2020 as a result of her research on “Indigenous and Trans-cultural Shamanism in Italy”.
Author of several peer-reviewed publications, a forthcoming monograph on Italian shamanism and folk witchcraft to be published with Brill and co-editor of the forthcoming ‘Pagan religions in five minutes’ for Equinox, she hopes to bridge the gap between academia and the communities of magic practitioners by delivering related scholarly content on her YouTube Channel, TikTok and other social media via her project called ‘Angela’s Symposium’.
FOLLOW Dr Puca: YouTube (Angela’s Symposium), https://www.youtube.com/@drangelapuca/
Facebook (Angela's Symposium), Instagram (angela_symposium), Twitter (@angelapuca11), TikTok (Angela's Symposium).
SUPPORT Dr Puca’s work on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/angelapuca
or
Paypal https://paypal.me/angelasymposium
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