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The Ripple Effect Radio is a long-form independent radio programme exploring media, politics, ecology, addiction, and the social forces shaping our world. Broadcast from student radio and connected to the Eco-Social Assembly, the show examines media narratives, political power, addiction and recovery, ecological crisis, and the social systems influencing everyday life. Through conversation, commentary and reflection, the programme asks how individual lives and collective futures are connected, and how small changes can create wider ripple effects. Each episode offers thoughtful discussion aimed at increasing awareness, dialogue and meaningful social change.
Air3 Radio hosts The Ripple Effect Radio, a society show with 16 episodes published.
Who owns our public spaces? James Ward from Ad Free Cities joins The Ripple Effect to discuss the growth of outdoor advertising, the business model behind billboards and digital screens, and the increasing corporate infl
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Today we talk with Leonie Nimmo from GM Freeze about regulation, deregulation, language games, lobbying, and the PR machinery behind the biotech industry. We discuss “precision breeding”, corporate influence, food safety
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War, oil, language and power, and who pays the price. In this episode we look beyond headlines to explore the realities behind tensions between Iran, the US and Israel. Alongside political analysis from Chris Bambery, we
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Scottish Ethnic Minority Autistics (SEMA) with Sofia Farzana In this episode of The Ripple Effect, we step back and make space for a conversation that deserves full attention. Fraser speaks with Sofia Farzana, co-founder
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Media ownership, power and reclaiming the press. Caspar Hughes from Media Sovereignty joins the programme to discuss efforts to reshape the UK media landscape. The conversation explores the concentration of ownership, th
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Nuclear weapons, security and the question of safety. Janet Fenton from Secure Scotland joins the programme for a conversation recorded in Edinburgh, exploring what “security” really means in the context of nuclear weapo
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Borders, mutual aid and resistance at the edge of Europe. Bruno Alvarez from No Name Kitchen joins the programme to discuss the growth of a grassroots, mutual aid movement supporting people on the move at Europe’s border
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Addiction, language and the politics of recovery. This shorter episode is a reflective monologue exploring addiction as both a personal and social experience. The discussion challenges traditional terminology and models
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Big Tech, surveillance and digital resistance. Patrick Leavy, founder of Rebel Tech Alliance, joins the programme for a conversation inspired by the #BigTechWalkout. The discussion explores the growing power of Big Tech
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Borders, migration and the industries that enforce them. Guests Elizabeth Fairgrieve (Forth Valley Welcome), Rishi (People & Planet) and Dav (All About Change) join the programme for a wide-ranging conversation about bor
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The undercover policing scandal and the Spycops Inquiry. Tom Fowler joins the programme to discuss the ongoing public inquiry into undercover policing in the UK. The conversation explores historic allegations of abuse of
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Visiting Palestine and witnessing life under occupation. Fraser speaks with Jenny Hamilton, recently returned from the West Bank, about her time in and around Bethlehem and her work with the Ecumenical Accompaniment Prog
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Local solidarity, global struggle. In this episode we speaks with Sofia and Kevin from Forth Valley Palestine Solidarity about grassroots organising in Scotland and the role of local campaigns in supporting the struggle
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Spies, media narratives and independent filmmaking. In this episode Fraser speaks with independent filmmakers Justyn Jones and Madoc Roberts about the making of The Spies Who Ruined Our Lives. Drawing on decades of exper
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Originally aired live on 22 October 2025. Fraser speaks with Phil from Thanet Mutual Aid about the Kurdish struggle and the ideas behind democratic confederalism, grassroots democracy and mutual aid. The conversation exp
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In the second episode of The Ripple Effect Radio, Fraser speaks with Rishi from People and Planet and members of Media Revolution about divestment, climate activism, and global media systems. The discussion covers: Dives
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In the first episode of The Ripple Effect Radio, we explore the connections between environmental crisis, political narratives, and rising social tensions across Europe. Joining the discussion are Anwar from the Middle E
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