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Feb 5, 2019 54 min

66 - What Am Globalisation?

from What Am Politics? Hosted by HeadStuff Podcasts

This podcast was recorded between Ireland and the UK, on microphones made in the US and Australia, and laptops assembled in China. You're probably reading this on a device manufactured in South Korea or Taiwan. That ironic hipster t-shirt you're wearing? That probably came from Vietnam. Our lives, countries, and cultures are more interconnected than ever before. Globalisation. Is it good? Is it bad? Does it work when placed into the chorus of "Elevation" by U2? Join Steve and Richie as they try figure all this out. ----- Want to hear our drunken bonus episode? Buy us a beer and leave us your email address, or tweet about the show and tag us with @whatampolitics ----- whatampolitics.games whatampolitics.com Follow us on Instagram & Twitter Theme music by Supermarket Love

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