Justin Colson's guest appearances

Justin Colson

Wolfson College Humanities Society

Good Medicine Podcast

Ryan Singer

Theodore Roosevelt

Rowan Williams

Simon Blackburn

Karen Rontowski

David Taylor

David Maxwell

David Runciman

David Feldman

Patricia Fara

Jerry White

Jennifer Davis

Ben Griffin

Richard Evans

Dan Carter

OwlTail

Justin is a musician from Nova Scotia, Canada. The music featured on our episodes are the creation of this talented mind. On this episode we talk about growing up in traumatic situations, being a man in today's society, how art can heal, and internal landscapes.Justin is currently working on a wonderful community project called "Art in the Dark", a space open to people from his community to come join together, share their stories, share their pain, be of support, and create art. Mentioned in the Episode:Justin’s musical releases: https://justinsyrowy-colson.bandcamp.com/Books: “I Used to Be a Miserable Fuck” by John Kim“Own the Day” Aubry Marcus 

Justin is a musician from Nova Scotia, Canada. The music featured on our episodes are the creation of this talented mind. On this episode we talk about growing up in traumatic situations, being a man in today's society, how art can heal, and internal landscapes. Justin is currently working on a wonderful community project called "Art in the Dark", a space open to people from his community to come join together, share their stories, share their pain, be of support, and create art. Mentioned in the Episode:Justin’s musical releases: <a href="https://justinsyrowy-colson.bandcamp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://justinsyrowy-colson.bandcamp.com/</a>Books: “I Used to Be a Miserable Fuck” by John Kim“Own the Day” Aubry Marcus

Ep 1 Navigating the Forest with Justin Colson

Dr Justin Colson talks about London Bridge which has existed in one form or another since the fourteenth century. He explores the social world of the Bridge in the late fifteenth century, and how the economic activities of its tenants exploited the opportunities of this unique location, providing new insight into the commercial world of the late medieval City of London.

Dr Justin Colson on London Bridge