Tara Brabazon podcast

Tara talks Sunny and Steve off the theoretical balcony after Brexit.  They talk about what the Brexit means to our understandings of race, conservatism and little Englishness.

In a fascinating discussion, students from the School of Nursing and Midwifery share their innovative strategies for completing a rapid PhD thesis. They highlight the crucial role of consistent writing and setting clear objectives. Balancing work and family, they emphasize maintaining a positive mindset as a key to success. The conversation is packed with tips on effective goal management, making it a treasure trove for anyone navigating the challenges of doctoral studies.

Tara. Sam and Mel talk about the PhD, love and relationships.

Tara and Karen Jacobs talk about the processes and procedures required to exam a PhD. Tara and Karen talk about the selection of examiners and how to ensure that the PhD is ready to be assessed and passed.

Tara talks through the punctuation of a supervisory relationship.  She probes the expectations, assumptions, motivations, disappointments and satisfactions that organize and shape successful and failing PhD supervisory processes and experiences.

Steve and Tara talk with Sunny Rue Chivaura and Glory Gatwiri, exploring the book Policing the Crisis. What is the use and value of this book now, in a time of asylum seekers, hyper racism, sexism and xenophobia?

Tara presents a podcast version of her seminar that introduces social media options for academics.

Tara introduces the second core section in supervisory training.  The goal of this session is to move supervisors from compliance to excellence.

Tara introduces the key stages of doctoral supervision, spanning from admissions to examination.

Sunny is about to fly to Adelaide to join us on the Flinders campus.  However before her arrival we continue our discussion of race, injustice and Policing the Crisis.