Media
Audio and video connected to learning, source records and editorial conversations — with the media type and provenance kept visible.
Media types are different
Source recordings
Audio or video tied to a seminar or event source. A recording record should identify date, speaker, language and transcript status where known.
Digital course media
Audio used inside a Tutor course edition. It may be translated, edited or produced later than the original event.
Editorial podcasts
Conversations and story discussions inspired by themes. These are not original seminar recordings unless explicitly identified as such.
Current public media
Podcast catalogue
42 listed episodes with language filters, shared player and queue/Radio mode.
Browse podcasts →Seminar editions
Published S05 and S42 digital editions connect to the canonical Seminar pages and their Tutor lessons.
Open canonical Seminars →Transcript status matters
An editorial lesson text is not automatically a transcript. A verified transcript requires a defined source recording, correction and review process. When a transcript is missing, the University states that directly instead of relabelling study notes as verbatim speech.