Michael Leyshon
@mleyshon.bsky.social
Academic social geographer. Director/Trustee at Volunteer Cornwall. Director of Quay Research. Interests in rural lifestyles, youth culture, identity and care. Love cycling and NFL.
@nedboulting.bsky.social Hello Ned, will you be writing a sub stack reflecting on cycling on TV going fully behind a paywall with TNT/Discovery+. Is this cyclings cricket moment? I certainly hope not.
March 4, 2025 at 2:30 PM
@nedboulting.bsky.social Hello Ned, will you be writing a sub stack reflecting on cycling on TV going fully behind a paywall with TNT/Discovery+. Is this cyclings cricket moment? I certainly hope not.
@oulios.bsky.social welcome to the happier place.
January 20, 2025 at 11:37 PM
@oulios.bsky.social welcome to the happier place.
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Coming soon!
January 8, 2025 at 4:37 PM
Coming soon!
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Labour need to initiate a discussion on identity, politics (policies) and storytelling. They need to listen to those who have an understanding of how emotions connect people to ideas, communities and place.
“If they could, 50% of men aged 18 - 35 in UK would vote Trump” & battle will be between those equipped with “stories, myths & cunning” & others convinced all will be well once “relevant numbers align” - brilliant & terrifying from @johnharris1969.bsky.social
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Labour’s big relaunch won’t solve its biggest problem: this government doesn’t speak human | John Harris
Farage and Trump are winning because they understand the politics of emotion, while Labour is lost in numbers and statistics, says Guardian columnist John Harris
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December 1, 2024 at 10:52 PM
Labour need to initiate a discussion on identity, politics (policies) and storytelling. They need to listen to those who have an understanding of how emotions connect people to ideas, communities and place.
I have an article in this issue with @cleyshon.bsky.social and Shuks Esmene et al for anyone interested in the role of place-based research in review methodologies for well-being policy making.
November 27, 2024 at 12:17 PM
I have an article in this issue with @cleyshon.bsky.social and Shuks Esmene et al for anyone interested in the role of place-based research in review methodologies for well-being policy making.
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November 27, 2024 at 10:12 AM
Today, I’m running a workshop based on a new piece of research we conducted for Perennial (perennial.org.uk) on the horticulture sector. Mental and physical health are major issues and ones that Perennial are working hard to address. @cleyshon.bsky.social @uniofexeternews.bsky.social
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November 20, 2024 at 7:58 AM
Today, I’m running a workshop based on a new piece of research we conducted for Perennial (perennial.org.uk) on the horticulture sector. Mental and physical health are major issues and ones that Perennial are working hard to address. @cleyshon.bsky.social @uniofexeternews.bsky.social