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Podcast Episode 31 – Deaf Leisure and Culture in Northwest England
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Martin Atherton discusses his career and research in Deaf Studies, deaf history, and beyond!
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About Our Guest
Martin Atherton retired from his post as Course Leader in British Sign Language and Deaf Studies in 2018 after 20 years as a member of staff at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) in the UK. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in British Sign Language and Deaf Studies from UCLan and a PhD in History from De Montfort University. He has written extensively on various aspects of deaf history in the UK.
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