The Devon Live team debate all the latest goings on at Exeter City, featuring regular interviews with current players, fans and former Grecians. more

Grecian Talk is the fortnightly independent Exeter City podcast featuring analysis, comment and debate. Ollie Heptinstall, Paul Martin, Paul Sussex, Mark Briggs and guests look back on the recent action and discuss the latest talking points from St James' Park, with a healthy dose of of fun and laughter thrown in for good measure. Grecian Talk - The Independent Exeter City podcast. more

Launched by the Trust’s communications and engagement working group, the ‘Trust Us We Own a Football Club’ podcast provides a new way to communicate with members of the Trust and supporters of Exeter City Football Club. Each episode looks to share more information on the aims, activities and achievements of the Trust and club, whilst also exploring the wider world of supporter ownership and other footballing issues for our listeners. more

The Big Bank Theory is a podcast all about Exeter City FC, looking at the big talking points of the week, season and life of the club. Exeter City are a football club who play in League One of the English Football League more

A football podcast which follows Exeter City FC, but sometimes they'll talk about Ipswich Town and Man Utd but to be honest, they usually forget to talk about football - full stop. Join David Earl, Jon Beer and Alfie Indra and delve into the world of Exeter City and everything in between and way beyond. more

The Exeter Chiefs Podcast is a weekly show for fans of the Chiefs, we chat to the boys & chew the fat about anything else happening in the world and of course we talk Rugby. more

The Sports Section of The University of Exeter's award-winning radio station XpressionFM. Listen to Exeter City and Exeter Chiefs commentary, weekly sports shows and all the latest in Devon sporting action! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Welcome to Exeplore, the official University of Exeter podcast, which celebrates the richness of life within our global community. Each episode explores a different topic with our students, staff and alumni. If you have any suggestions for future content drop us an email at studentcomms@exeter.ac.uk more

Podcasts made by the Exeter University Podcast Society.

We are your Students' Union at Exeter and this is our brand-new podcast, Guildcast! We'll be releasing a podcast each month where we will talk about topics that impact your student experience at Exeter. From campaigns and priorities to issues and concerns that have been raised or developed from your feedback, we'll focus on a different topic each time as well as providing a more general update on what we've have been working on for you. The podcast has been supported and produced by our amazing Podcast Society, with particular thanks to Joe Mayo! more

Welcome to the brand new Career Zone Podcast. In each episode, staff from the Career Zone discuss careers related topics that‘s on students‘ minds right now. Our goal is to help prepare you for life and work after University, offering quality assistance and advice throughout your course, and for as long as you need it after Graduation. We’ll help you with a wide range of enquiries, such as: CV and application form advice, booking 1:1 appointments, advice on finding work experience, graduate jobs, or postgraduate study, Guidance for interviews and assessment centres, Helping you decide which of our free workshops and events will be right for you. Visit: www.exeter.ac.uk/careers or email careers@exeter.ac.uk Follow us on Instagram @uoecareers or @uoecornwallcareers and include the #careerzonepodcast so that we can follow up in a future episode Find our Spotify playlists on topics including Creative Careers, Getting into Law and Getting Ready to Graduate, search ex.ac.uk/thecareerzoneplaylists more

The Exeter Law Review Podcast is the University of Exeter Law Review's flagship plat­form for the ex­plo­ration of cur­rent aca­d­e­mic le­gal re­search and so­cio-le­gal is­sues. Each episode aims to strike a bal­ance be­tween con­cep­tual legal un­der­stand­ing and its prac­ti­cal im­pli­ca­tions in ‘real world’ sce­nar­ios. more

This podcast series is designed for students studying law for the first time at the University of Exeter Law School. With contributions by law school staff, you will quickly acquire foundational skills in reading law. more

A PGR podcast, by PGRs for PGRs. Our PGR presenters interview a range of guests to explore the topics other PGRs want to know about. The episodes mix personal perspectives with practical advice. These interviews were conducted over MS Teams to enable more people to participate . We welcome all constructive feedback; if you would like to leave feedback on our 2025 series, please fill out our quick survey . more

Exeter Stories showcases the changemakers, entrepreneurs, and community leaders transforming Exeter and the Exe Valley. Host Paul Batterham interviews local heroes building a better future across health, culture, business, and social innovation. Discover inspiring stories from brilliant people doing brilliant things right on your doorstep. From a multi-agency support model, to a volunteer-run theatres, to a vision of the city as a place for everyone, each fortnightly episode showcases the positive impact happening across our region. Perfect for residents, business leaders, and anyone interested in community development, local innovation, and grassroots changemaking in Devon. New episodes every other Wednesday on all major platforms. ====== This podcast has been made possible by the support of the University of Exeter 's Innovation team, and the Arts & Culture team. The idea grew out of civic innovation workshops led by Julie McLaren and Kate Jago in early 2024. Without their work bringing together Exeter's movers and shakers , this podcast wouldn’t exist. Thanks also go to Adrian Webb at Outcome Path for marketing support and for encouraging me to think bigger and bolder. And finally, to all of the interviewees: thank you for being candid, funny, serious, passionate, and for all the brilliant things you do. more

Hosted by Cameron Mills Group’s Young Broadcasters , The CMG Boomcast is your insider guide to what's happening during June Boom — Exeter’s month-long celebration of culture, music, food, and the arts. Each week, our team of dynamic young voices brings you the lowdown on upcoming events, exclusive interviews with artists and organizers, behind-the-scenes scoops, and tips to help you make the most of the festivities. Whether you're planning your weekend or just want to stay in the know, The Boomcast is your ultimate companion to all things June Boom. New episodes drop weekly — stay tuned, stay hyped, and let’s BOOM! more

It's the podcats (whoops-- what did we do there?) -- the podcast everyone has been talking about. The Archaeology and History Department at the University of Exeter (probably the best university in the world) has banded together to explore the new research and burning questions raised by our own world-leading historians and archaeologists. We'll be exploring topics from ancient to modern history, the role of public history, and the rewards and challenges of working in academic history. Episodes are often (but not always) hosted by Dr John Lidwell-Durnin (modern history), and we'll aim to add around 5 new episodes every term. Remember to like and subscribe, and you can learn more about our Department here. Produced by John Lidwell-Durnin, Marcus Webb, and Digital Humanities at the University of Exeter. Promotion by Teya Cankhurt. more