Podcast appearances and mentions of harry dyer

  Step into the world of entertainment with Harry Dyer, actor, writer, and camera assistant, who proves that passion and dedication can forge a path, even in the most cutthroat industries.

What does it mean to study 'education' at university? This month, Harry Dyer from UEA's School of Education and Lifelong Learning tells us more about this dynamic course and the many different career paths education students might follow. Find out more about the School of Education and Lifelong Learning: www.uea.ac.uk/education Chat to Harry via Ask Us: https://api.unibuddy.co/og/university-of-east-anglia/buddies/staff/609d052f5680964366f1a4ab We'll also talk about advising students who are unsure of adding a year abroad/year in industry to their UCAS applications.

This week: How does the internet affect us? What does it mean for our security, our wallets, and ourselves. We're taking a deep dive into the world of all things cyber... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

This week: How does the internet affect us? What does it mean for our security, our wallets, and ourselves. We're taking a deep dive into the world of all things cyber... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

(repeat) The Earth is not round.  Technically, it’s an oblate spheroid.  But for some people, the first statement is not even approximately correct.  Flat Earthers believe that our planet resembles – not a slightly squashed grapefruit – but a thick pancake.   A journalist who covered a Flat Earth convention describes the rationale behind this ever-more popular belief.  So how do you establish science truth?  We look at the difference between a truly scientific examination of extraordinary claims and approaches that feel and look science-y but aren’t.   Find out how one man will use telescopes and balloons in the desert to demonstrate that the Earth is a globe, while a biologist runs a test on the waters of Loch Ness to see if it contains prehistoric reptile DNA. And what happens when amateur investigators chase ghosts, UFOs, and Bigfoot with science instruments, but without an understanding of the scientific method. Guests: James Underdown– Executive Director of the Center for Inquiry in Los Angeles and of the Independent Investigations Group. The results of his experiment will be posted here. Alex Moshakis– Journalist who writes for the Observer, the Guardian, and Esquire.  His article on the U.K.’s first Flat Earth convention appeared in May, 2018 in the     Harry Dyer–  Lecturer in education at the University of East Anglia.  His article about the flat earth convention is titled "I Watched an Entire Flat Earth Convention for my Research, Here is What I Learned." Neil Gemmell– Professor in the Department of Anatomy, University of Otago, New Zealand Sharon Hill– Geologist, science writer, speaker, and author of "Scientifical Americans: The Culture of Amateur Paranormal Researchers."

This month we are joined by Carrie who organises all the UEA Summer Schools and Taster Days. To sign up and book your place, visit https://www.uea.ac.uk/study/info-for/young-people/post-16/university-tasters-enrichment/summer-schools Harry Dyer also joins us to discuss the benefits of a degree in Education. If you have a a question for our post bag, email schools@uea.ac.uk

This episode was turning up in a lot of podcast apps in a shorter version so I have uploaded it again as a separate episode which will hopefully fix this. So if you have the first version as a 13 minute audio delete that one and download this (should be 39 minutes). For this episode of the Digital Sociology Podcast I spoke to Harry Dyer about his work on online social platforms and identity. Harry tells me about his thoughts on the development and design of different platforms and how they make different actions and connections possible and restrict others. Harry told me about what he has found from his research on the way in which young people use different platforms and the subtle ways they interpret and use platforms to present their identities. He tells me about the theoretical traditions he has drawn upon influenced by Erving Goffman and Karan Barad amongst others. I also here about the innovative way he has applied the analysis of comic books to social media. We also talk about

For this episode of the Digital Sociology Podcast I spoke to Harry Dyer about his work on online social platforms and identity. Harry tells me about his thoughts on the development and design of different platforms and how they make different actions and connections possible and restrict others. Harry told me about what he has found from his research on the way in which young people use different platforms and the subtle ways they interpret and use platforms to present their identities. He tells me about the theoretical traditions he has drawn upon influenced by Erving Goffman and Karan Barad amongst others. I also here about the innovative way he has applied the analysis of comic books to social media. We also talk about whether communities are possible online and how the Facebook model of community differs from the “anonymous” one. This is the first episode that I haven’t been able to edit properly. All of my previous episodes have included intro/outro music, stings and various bit

1. Velvetine - Safe (Wherever You Are) (Rank 1 Remix) - [Anjunabeats]2. Max Graham - Sun In The Winter (feat Neev Kennedy) (Estiva Remix) - [Coldharbour Recordings (Armada)]3. Bent - As You Fall (Kyau & Albert Remix) - [G & E Analogue]4. Stoneface & Terminal - Dont Give A Fuck (Dub Mix) - [Euphonic]5. Heatbeat - Mr Walrus (XGenix Remix) - [Soundpiercing (Armada)]6. Marcus Schossow & Reeves - Spinnin Light (feat Emma Hewitt) (Mike Shivers Garden State Mix) - [Tone Diary]7. The Space Brothers - Heaven Will Come (Stoneface & Terminal Vocal Mix) - [Armada Music]8. Gravity pres. Harry Dyer - Red Light Green Light (Adam Nickey Remix) - [Red Force Recordings]9. Mike Shiver & Aruna - Everywhere You Are (Mike Shivers Catching Sun Mix) - [Anjunabeats]10. Ferry Tayle & Static Blue - Trapeze (Daniel Kandi's Emotional Remix) - [Enhanced Recordings]