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Re:frame Podcast

Join NTU's brightest minds as they challenge commonly held beliefs and tackle the big questions shaping society. In this series, our researchers reframe how we think about the world, offering fresh perspectives and insights that inspire change.

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The Re:frame podcast is a platform for original ideas and bold, courageous thinkers. Each episode delves into thought-provoking topics, from human rights to the natural world. Join us as we uncover how research is reshaping our understanding of the world around us.

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Latest episode

Your plant-based diet isn't as sustainable as you think

Is ditching meat and dairy in favour of plant-based alternatives as sustainable as it seems? Professor Emily Burton, an expert in Sustainable Food Production at NTU, investigates the true cost of our diets.

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Recent episodes

Access to justice isn't for everyone

We often assume access to justice is a safety net everyone can rely on. But does the legal system work equally for the poor and the wealthy?  Dr Liz Curran, Associate Professor at Nottingham Law School, exposes the hidden barriers.

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Domestic violence isn't always committed by men

Who do you picture as a domestic violence perpetrator? Dr Jenny Mackay, Principal Lecturer in Forensic Psychology, challenges the stereotype by exploring the overlooked reality of women as perpetrators of intimate partner violence.
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The views and opinions expressed in the Re:frame podcast belong solely to the speakers involved in each episode. All content has been created for entertainment and educational purposes and is not representative of the views or opinions of Nottingham Trent University.

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