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Pandora Sykes

Interviewer and co-host of this episode of the How To Academy podcast.

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Jan 7, 2025 • 34min

The Teen Mental Health Crisis and How Adolescence Shapes Us, with Lucy Foulkes and Pandora Sykes (Part 1)

Lucy Foulkes, an Oxford academic psychologist and author of 'Coming of Age', joins journalist Pandora Sykes to discuss the complexities of adolescent mental health. They challenge stereotypes about teenage behavior, emphasizing the role of social dynamics and the importance of personal experiences. Foulkes highlights the value of teenage love in shaping identity and addresses the challenges of sleep deprivation and social media. The conversation reveals how navigating popularity and peer pressure is crucial during these formative years.
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Jan 8, 2025 • 30min

The Teen Mental Health Crisis and How Adolescence Shapes Us, with Lucy Foulkes and Pandora Sykes (Part 2)

Lucy Foulkes, an academic psychologist from Oxford and author of 'Coming of Age', teams up with journalist Pandora Sykes to dive into the teenage mental health crisis. They explore how adolescence is a pivotal time shaped by peer pressure, social media, and risk-taking. Foulkes argues against blanket smartphone bans, suggesting that experiencing challenges is vital for development. They also discuss the impact of pornography on teens' perceptions of sex and the need for open dialogue around sexual education, highlighting the confusion surrounding extreme content.
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Sep 26, 2024 • 42min

Katy Hessel on The Story of Art Without Men, with Pandora Sykes, Part Two

Katy Hessel, a historian dedicated to bringing women artists to the forefront, joins journalist Pandora Sykes for an enlightening discussion. They explore the historical exclusion of women from art narratives and celebrate influential figures like Artemisia Gentileschi and Frida Kahlo, alongside lesser-known talents like Lavinia Fontana. Hessel emphasizes the urgency of establishing spaces like a Tate Women's Gallery to uplift female artists and advocates for a global, inclusive reimagining of art history that recognizes diverse perspectives and contributions.