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Unknown Host hosts The Political Compass, a arts show with 23 episodes published.
One of the world’s foremost authorities on the catastrophic consequences of nuclear war warns of the growing likelihood of it happening . With the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists placing the hands of the Doomsday Clock dan
Distrust and scorn towards intellectuals has always been a powerful force in the United States, according to a Pulitzer Prize-winning book written 62 years ago by Richard Hofstadter, Anti-Intellectualism in American Life
Are the Green Parties doing too little too late? Have they shrunk from telling the voters the full extent of the bad news because it's electorally unappealling? Or has their time come at last? The former leader of the Gr
Australia’s shelling out a staggering $268 billion - $368 billion (expect the larger figure) on a nuclear powered submarine fleet , capable of easy conversion to nuclear arms. Experts like Dr. Tilman Ruff insist that it
We’ve all experienced it! The mental conflict that comes when new information threatens your beliefs, assumptions or actions. Professor Daniel Meegan of Guelph University, Ontario, Canada, explains the defensive mind man
All you need to know about the making and meaning of national songs! Erik Levi , Professor of Music at Royal Holloway, University of London, talks about the musical devices that stir emotions in patriotic songs and takes
Wall Street has created a class of stocks aimed at controlling the earth’s natural resources – water, wildlife, forests, minerals and farmland. William T. Hathaway explains.
The Spirit Level, published in 2009 to international acclaim. It’s more relevant than ever, as national and global rich-poor gaps expand. The authors, epidemiologists Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett, argued that the c
Some of our most celebrated heroes have had dark sides that history’s air-brushed out in order to exaggerate their virtues. Wayne Brittenden discusses heroes and our apparent need for them with Dr.Binoy Kampmark of RMIT
Are you caught in it without even knowing? Erudite and provocative blogger, Professor Ugo Bardi from the University of Florence, argues that the more we’re educated the more we’re vulnerable to propaganda.
Anarchist thinkers, their ideas, and the extraordinary story of an often misunderstood strain of radical political thought. Matthew Adams is an historian of British intellectual history, with a special interest in the de
A professor of international history debunks a widely-held myth among Americans. Matthew Fitzpatrick is a Professor of International History, particularly German history, at Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia.
Corporatisation and the University’s shrinking universe. Peter Wills is a retired professor from the Department of Physics at the University of Auckland, New Zealand.
Your chance to know Thomas Paine, the British born founding father of the American Revolution – and certainly the most colourful and passionate one. He also had an important role in the French Revolution and was an unbli
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists has set the hands of the nuclear Doomsday Clock closer to midnight than ever before. Here’s the podcast that explains the heightened dangers that we’re too distracted these days to notic
An erudite man with a long and admirable past in analysing and actively countering global ecological assaults of all descriptions says that it's all over. Meet Boomer and Doomer, Rick Anex.
The astonishing but little known politics behind the establishment of Christmas. An interview with UK based Unitarian minister, Rev. Matthew Smith
Today’s Slave Trade - Dr.Carole Murphy. While statues of slave-traders tumble and history is re-examined, there’s surprisingly little public awareness of slavery today. An expert in contemporary slavery, Dr.Carole Murphy
Philosopher and Professor of Philosophy at Yale University, Jason Stanley, discusses his book on fascism - a word currently widely used but often misunderstood. Stanley, also the author of "How Propaganda Works", offers
US physician, Dr. Ira Helfand, has been a tireless campaigner for the abolition of nuclear weapons for over 40 years. He plays a key role in two Nobel Peace Prize-winning organisations, and warns that the risk of nuclear
Matthew Adams
academic in the School of Humanities & Social Sciences · University of Brighton
1 appearance on this show
Matthew Smith
Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students · Northern NJ's fastest growing 'third space' The Sanctuary
1 appearance on this show
Jason Stanley
Jacob Urowsky Professor of Philosophy · Yale University
1 appearance on this show
Matthew Motta
Boston University
1 appearance on this show
Harry Vassallo
Green Party of Malta
1 appearance on this show
Daniel Meegan
Guelph University
1 appearance on this show
Binoy Kampmark
RMIT University
1 appearance on this show
Ugo Bardi
University of Florence
1 appearance on this show
Matthew Fitzpatrick
Flinders University
1 appearance on this show
Peter Wills
University of Auckland
1 appearance on this show
Paul Myles
Thomas Paine Society
1 appearance on this show
John LaForge
Nukewatch
1 appearance on this show
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