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Hurtwood Muse Podcast - an artistic platform for the student voice at Hurtwood House School
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Feb 28, 2022
Feb 28, 2022
23 min
This week, we have Meadow discussing the smoking, vaping and addiction – what it means socially, personally, the pitfalls, and the range of important ways that it links to mental health issues. Thank you so much for joining us again, Meadow!
If you enjoy the podcast and want to get involved, please do get in touch!
Until next time, folks...

Feb 21, 2022
Feb 21, 2022
21 min
Welcome once again to the Hurtwood Muse Podcast! This week, the dynamic duo Amissah and Armiger discuss the complexity of being a non-white British person. It covers all aspects from language, to culture, to casual racism. It's a brilliant conversation on a hugely important topic. We hope you enjoy. Until next week, folks.

Feb 7, 2022
Feb 7, 2022
15 min
Welcome once again to the Hurtwood Muse Podcast! This week, back by popular demand, it's 'IS IT TUESDAY YET?' with Cas and Arlan. This time, the duo discuss the science of sleep, and the virtues of a later school start... Sounds dreamy. Until next week, folks.

Jan 31, 2022
Jan 31, 2022
20 min
Welcome once again to the Hurtwood Muse Podcast! This week, Amissah and Armiger - as they will henceforth be known - discuss the virtues of studying English. It’s not just an A level – it’s a way of life, people. We promise the English Dept at Hurtwood had no input in this discussion and that no bribes were taken... Until next week, folks.

Jan 24, 2022
Jan 24, 2022
17 min
Hello lovely folks!
It's time for another thrilling installment of 'Is It Tuesday Yet?' with your hosts, Cas and Arlan. This week, they will be discussing the creative joys of Dungeons + Dragons.

Jan 17, 2022
Jan 17, 2022
30 min
Welcome once again to the Hurtwood Muse podcast. This week:
Meadow and Evelyn discuss the perils of Tiktok, which, as an English teacher born in the 80s, is something that needs explaining VERY carefully. Who better to lead that way than Armiger and Amissah?
Thanks for tuning in - see you next week!

Jan 10, 2022
Jan 10, 2022
19 min
Welcome back to the Hurtwood Muse podcast, lovely people. We're kicking off 2022 with some great chatter - hope you enjoy:
- Arlan Klopproth + Cas Raab discuss why sanitary products still aren’t free, and attitudes towards periods.
- Arlan reads an essay on ecofashion by ex-Hurtwood student Vita Thompson

Dec 15, 2021
Dec 15, 2021
33 min
Welcome back to our final podcast of the Christmas term! We're so close I can smell the stollen.
This week, we've got Meadow Armiger and Evelyn Amissah discussing the finer points of Potter lore. Grab yourself a flagon of butter beer and enjoy!
Until next year - Muse x

Dec 13, 2021
Dec 13, 2021
28 min
Welcome to the first episode of the new series of the Hurtwood Muse podcast. We've got some real treats lined up for you, folks! In this episode:
- Douglas Wadsworth reading poetry of Charles Bukowski
- Tom Goss reading from Tennessee Williams’ journal
- Rue Richardson reading from Wilde’s Dorian Grey, and some snippets from Vladimir Nabokov
- Mia Rozan and Tom again having a conversation about cancel culture
One more episode to come before the end of term, and lots more in the new year.

May 24, 2021
May 24, 2021
19 min
Home is the Sailor
Or more precisely, and less poetically, the ocean rower. Meet our very own intrepid wild man of the Atlantic, Ted Jackson, fresh back from an extraordinary 42-day challenge, rowing 2,850 nautical miles in a team of 12 all the way from Tenerife to Antigua.
Tanned and (very) beardy, minus several stone (and possibly plus a new tattoo or three?) Ted has – thankfully – showered. He also has an extraordinary tale to tell of conquering his demons, keeping his cool (as well as the peace) and generally denying that old proposition that ‘hell is other people’. Yes – this is still the real Ted Jackson and he has a gleam in his eye which makes him look even more like his Dad.
Listen to him tell his own inspirational story – and feel seasick when you watch the video clip. Well done, Ted – you've done us proud. Again.
