KLIV-AM Radio, San Francisco, 4^th September 2014

An introduction and discussion of a publication written by Lonely Planet co-founder Tony Wheeler, an engineering graduate from the University of Warwick

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 5^th September 2014, repeated twice in the afternoon and once in the evening

Sprue Aegis, a company based at the University of Warwick Science Park has made it through to the next stage of the European Business Awards

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 5^th September 2014

An interview with Dr Peter Sidebotham, WMS, about the study which has found one in five child deaths in England could be prevented

Free Radio Birmingham, 5^th September 2014, repeated twice in the afternoon and twice in the evening

Also on: BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire

An interview with Dr Peter Sidebotham, WMS, about the study which has found one in five child deaths in England could be prevented

KLIV-AM Radio, San Francisco, 6^th September 2014, repeated from 4^th September 2014

An introduction and discussion of a publication written by Lonely Planet co-founder Tony Wheeler, an engineering graduate from the University of Warwick

Heart Radio, 7^th September 2014, repeated four times in the morning

An interview with Dr Peter Sidebotham, WMS, about the study which has found one in five child deaths in England could be prevented

WABC-AM ABC Radio, New York, 7^th September 2014

A discussion with a graduate from the University of Warwick, Mark Dempsey, about his business start-up

BBC Radio 4, 8^th September 2014

Visiting academic Martin Warner, Philosophy, discusses how the idea of agony faired in a newly Christianised environment

WBFO-FM Radio Buffalo, New York, 9^th September 2014, repeated once in the evening

Professor Thomas Hills, Psychology, discusses cognitive intelligence and how it changes with age

The Street, Online video footage, 10^th September 2014

Professor Mark Skilton, WBS, talks about Microsoft’s attempts to buy Minecraft developer Mojang

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 10^th September 2014

Presenter Trish Adudu mentions her graduation from the University of Warwick in a discussion about the 90’s

BBC 2, A Question of Faith, TV, 11^th September 2014

A French and International Relations student from the University of Warwick features in an episode about non-religious funerals

KLIV-AM Radio, San Francisco, 11^th September 2014, repeated from 6^th September 2014

An introduction and discussion of a publication written by Lonely Planet co-founder Tony Wheeler, an engineering graduate from the University of Warwick

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 12^th September 2014

Professor Wyn Grant, PAIS, talks about the late Ian Paisley following his death

BBC 2, The Travel Show, TV, 12^th September 2014

Professor Andrew Oswald and Dr Eugenio Proto, Economics, discuss their study which found a genetic link to happiness and research in particular into Nordic happiness

Forthcoming

BBC Radio 4

WBS Dean Mark Taylor is interviewed about foreign exchange market rigging