Inside the Third Space
Inside the Third Space
Podcast Description
What is the third space in higher education? Each episode we try to answer that question through the unique perspectives of different people working in the third space. We'll hear their stories, uncover their insights, and explore what third space means to them.
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The podcast focuses on themes such as educational development, the impact of technology and AI on learning, and the challenges faced by non-academic professionals in academic environments, featuring episodes that delve into personal narratives of guests like Samadhi Driscoll discussing collaboration and agility, and Natalie Gelche exploring the effects of the pandemic on education.
What is the third space in higher education? Each episode we try to answer that question through the unique perspectives of different people working in the third space. We’ll hear their stories, uncover their insights, and explore what third space means to them.
Our guest is Aaron Saint-James, Research Officer and co-founder of Diversified at UNSW. Drawing on his experiences as a mature-age, neurodivergent student and professional, Aaron reflects on navigating higher education from the margins and creating pathways for inclusion and change. He speaks about the instability of casual work, the hidden weight of invisible labour, and the purpose he’s found in connecting community through equity and neuro-inclusion. For anyone finding their footing in the third space, his message is clear: don’t wait for the system to make space for you — carve your own.
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