Shakespeare: Rhyme & Reason. Delivery of Lines and Iago's Story
In the final part of Shakespeare Rhyme & Reason, we look at how the actor's delivery of lines can affect our experience of Shakespeare's text, using R...
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As part of their coursework in the module Broadcasting Technology on BSc (Hons) Entertainment Systems, students at WIT create some radio programmes as a final assignment. Typically, these are broadcast on Beat 102-103, thanks to our long-standing partnership withe South East's largest youth station. Every year, the students have made something different: documentaries, a nativity play, music gigs, comedy - it's largely driven by their own interests. This podcast collects these programmes.
Shakespeare: Rhyme & Reason. Othello as the Outsider
In this episode of Shakespeare Rhyme & Reason, we delve into the character of Othello, look at his strengths and flaws and see how his relationship wi...
Shakespeare: Rhyme & Reason. Iago in Focus
In this episode we look at one of Shakespeare's most famous villains. Iago from Othello. We explore his motivations, how important he is to the Shakes...
Shakespeare: Rhyme & Reason. Is Shakespeare Relevant?
In this episode, we explore if Shakespeare's works are relevant today and draw comparisons between some of Shakespeare's most famous characters and mo...
Reboots & Remixes - Movies & TV
In this episode of Reboots & Remixes (the longest in the series!), we look at how Film & TV have changed over the ten years. Up for discussion are the...
Reboots & Remixes - Technology
There have been huge developments in the ways in which we use technology in 2013, compared with 2003 and many of them are up for discussion in this ep...
Reboots & Remixes - Money Matters
In this episode of Reboots & Remixes, we examine factors that have affected the everyday spending habits among young people in Ireland from 2003 - 201...
Reboots & Remixes - Music
In this episode, we look at how popular music has changed between 2003 - 2013, from the actual sounds themselves (e.g. is pop music better these days?...