Just Earth – How a Fairer World Will Save the Planet

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Britain’s leading environmentalist Tony Juniper joins journalist and broadcaster Lucy Siegle to explore inequality as the true heart of the climate crisis.

Autocracy or Bureaucracy: What is the Real Threat to Democracy in 2025?

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In partnership with IPPR, a discussion on democracy’s future amid rising political distrust.

Gender Apartheid: The Case for a New International Law

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Baroness Helena Kennedy KC, Horia Musadiq, and Negin Shiraghaei on the push to recognize state-sponsored gender oppression as apartheid.

Adventures In Democracy with Brian Eno

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Legendary artist Brian Eno, Bette Adriaanse, and Jon Alexander explore art, creativity, and imagination in today’s crisis of democracy.

Journey to the Edge of the Earth

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Explorer and author Erling Kagge delves into the gripping history and timeless allure of the North Pole, the world’s northernmost frontier.

A Night Out with Nussaibah Younis and Hugo Rifkind

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Hugo Rifkind interviews Nussaibah Younis about her 'wickedly funny' novel Fundamentally, on love, loss, and the wild world of international aid.

Getting Healthy in Toxic Times

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Dr. Jenny Goodman, in conversation with chef and author Melissa Hemsley, explores health and planet resilience, offering practical ways to thrive.

Gary Younge Meets Caryl Phillips

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Gary Younge meets Caryl Phillips, hailed as ‘one of the literary giants of our time’, for a powerful story of loss, belonging, and Black resilience.

One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This

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A conversation with Giller Prize-winning author Omar El Akkad, moderated by Max Porter, on confronting the illusions of the West and imagining a better future.

How the World Eats, Julian Baggini in Conversation with Tristram Stuart

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Philosopher Julian Baggini and food waste activist Tristram Stuart explore how our food choices shape the planet, our values, and our future.