Gary Younge: podcast appearances and interviews

Gary Andrew Younge, born in January 1969, is a British journalist, author, broadcaster, and academic. He has had a notable career as a columnist for The Guardian newspaper, where he joined in 1993 and served for two decades. During this time, he also held the position of editor-at-large. In November 2019, Younge was appointed as a professor of sociology at the University of Manchester, marking his departure from his role at The Guardian, although he continued to contribute to the newspaper. He also writes regularly for the New Statesman. Younge is the author of several books including No Place Like Home, Stranger in a Strange Land, Who Are We – And Should It Matter in the 21st Century?, The Speech: The Story Behind Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Dream, and Another Day in the Death of America. His work spans journalism, academic pursuits, and authorship, with a focus on social issues, race, and identity.