Activism & Belief w/ Rosemary Hancock
How does religion relate to social movements in the modern world? We talk to sociologist Rosie Hancock about the complex intersection between faith and activism.
Mind, Body & Life
Desire in the age of consent w/Katherine Angel
We talk to the author of "Tomorrow, Sex Will Be Good Again" about choice and desire in the #MeToo era, and the burden on women to know what they want.
Book review: A Promised Land
How does Barack Obama's memoir compare with the efforts of previous "leaders of the free world"?
“Many of us will experience disability in our lives”
Q&A with Dan Goodley, author of "Disability and Other Human Questions".
Nature’s nanomachines
To solve the big problems of Covid-19 and the climate crisis, we need to think small.
Book review: Stories from a migrant city
Ben Rogaly's book on Peterborough, a Leave-voting city on the edge of the Fens, challenges our ideas about cosmopolitanism.
What can we learn from ancient cynicism?
Cynicism was a transgressive tradition. The life of Russian artist Pyotr Pavlensky shows us what a modern revival might look like.
In a word: quarantine
Michael Rosen's column on language and its uses.
Looking back in anger at ‘Cool Britannia’ w/ Jason Arday
Sociologist Jason Arday recalls his South London teenagehood during the Blair years in a wide-ranging discussion on music and identity, racism and resistance.
Escaping the logic of work, w/ Mareile Pfannebecker
We talk to the co-author of "Work Want Work: Labour and Desire at the End of Capitalism" on how the logic of labour dominates our lives, and how we might…