Podcasts
Audio recordings from our Seminar Series lectures are available to listen to or download as podcasts below.
Our podcasts are available on Podbean and on Spotify (search 'Glasgow Centre for Population Health').
Follow the links to learn more about the events and to access the presentation slides.
Also available is our collection of audio, video and slides from previous Seminars and events. These past events are searchable and organised by event series and year.
2020
GCPH Seminar Series 17: Lecture 1 - Dr Angela O’Hagan
#CaringEconomyNow: A Call to Action
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GCPH Seminar Series 16: Lecture 3 - Katherine Trebek
Beyond surviving to thriving: understanding the ambition of the wellbeing economy agenda
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GCPH Seminar Series 16: Lecture 2 - Anna Coote
The case for Universal Basic Services
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2019
GCPH Seminar Series 16: Lecture 1 - Anna Minton
Big capital - who is the city for?
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GCPH Seminar 15: Lecture 6 - Riccardo Marini
Architecture, place-making and wellbeing
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GCPH Seminar 15: Lecture 5 - Prof Corinna Hawkes
What do we need to do differently to tackle obesity equitably? New thinking for next steps
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GCPH Seminar Series 15: Lecture 4 - Prof Laura Serrant, OBE
From silence to speaking: on silences, health and the importance of being heard
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GCPH Seminar Series 15: Lecture 3 - Faisel Rahman, OBE
Why there is no such thing as financial exclusion
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GCPH Seminar Series 15: Lecture 2 - David Pencheon
Health, climate change and sustainable development
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2018
GCPH Seminar Series 15: Lecture 1 - Prof Evelyn L Forget
Is a basic income good for your health?