Here are links and embedded media of my recent contributions to podcasts and papers.
Keynote lecture for the conference, ‘Spaces of Dissent, Protest and Transformation: Past, Present and Future’
hosted by the Political Studies Association: Political and Social Movements Group, Brunel Human Geography Group and Urban Salon London, 20 May 2026:
Open City’s Deconstructed Podcast with Matthew Lloyd Roberts, 28 May 2026, discussing Grosvenor Square and 1968:
Conway Hall, talk, ‘a history of protest and public space’, 19 April 2026:
The video is available to stream on Conway Hall’s channel: https://www.conwayhall.org.uk/on-demand/a-history-of-protest-and-public-space-in-england/
Justin Hopper’s Uncanny Landscapes podcast, 19 February 2026:
Justin Hopper, writer and spoken word artist, has shaped much of my understanding of landscape. I was thrilled to speak with him on his podcast about the myth of the commons:
https://uncannylandscapes.podbean.com/e/the-title-of-katrina_navickas_uncanny_landscapes7638f/
BBC History Extra, podcast with Timothy Garton Ash, December 2025:
I spoke with Timothy Garton Ash about the history of protest for the Christmas issue of BBC History Extra magazine and podcast.
Recording of my book launch at Housmans Bookshop, February 2026:
MERL ‘Absolute Units’ podcast – two episodes, October 2025:
New Books Network podcast, interview by Dr Melinda Mulcher, December 2025:
Bureau of Lost Culture podcast, ‘who owns the ground beneath our feet’, October 2025:
https://bureauoflostculture.podbean.com/e/who-owns-the-ground-beneath-our-feet
Talk Radio Europe interview, November 2025:
University of Toulouse Jean-Jaures, paper and podcast:
Podcast, ‘Reading the Riot Act’, June 2024:
“Revisiting Charles Tilly’s repertoires of contention: using digital methods to understand patterns of protest and resistance in the long 19th century” – a paper given online to Protest Repertoires, University of Toulouse Jean-Jaures, 2021 (PDF)