Red-Hot White-Hot

In episode four, Shona welcomes Nicholas Hayden, Emmy-award-winning-journalist and entrepreneur Peter Jouvenal, and retired U.S. diplomat Craig Karp for an in depth discussion of the ongoing Afghan peace talks. Together they dig into the eventful history leading up to this make or break moment.   Credits:"Disco 2020" by Stefan Kartenberg2019 - Licensed under Creative Commons

In episode three, Shona is joined by co-host Yassine Lutumba and guests Kwame Boateng of The Black Curriculum, and Dr Ricardo Twumasi, Professor of Organisational Psychiatry and Psychology at King's College London. Together, they dive into the Black Lives Matter movement, the Black experience in Britain, decolonizing curricula, the African diaspora, Black power-washing, and so much more. Credits: "Disco 2020" by Stefan Kartenberg 2019 - Licensed under Creative Commons

In episode two, Shona chats with Essi Ranta, Will Newland, Kailun Zhang, and Elizabeth Fry about the ups and downs of student life in quarantine. They discuss evacuating London and the status of the pandemic around the world. Lastly, Shona is joined by a special guest, who discusses her experience of contracting Covid-19. This podcast was recorded before the tragic and unjust murder of George Floyd. Black Lives Matter.Credits: "Disco 2020" by Stefan Kartenberg 2019 - Licensed under Creative Commons

In the first episode of Red-Hot White Hot, Shona is joined by Dr. Alan Wager of UKICE and Claire Ruiz, a fellow KCL student. They discuss how Brexit can no longer be referred to as "Brexit," how it will impact students studying abroad, how trade will be dealt with, and what it really means for Ireland.   Credits: "Disco 2020" by Stefan Kartenberg 2019 - Licensed under Creative Commons