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EXPeditions - The living library of knowlegde — 100 episodes
The resurgence of civic duties | Simon Reid-Henry
What is "prejudice" ? | Jessie Munton
Global Public Investment | Simon Reid-Henry
On ignorance and forgetting | Jessie Munton
The empire of democracy | Simon Reid-Henry
The life of the mind | Jessie Munton
Volcanoes and the origins of life | Tamsin Mather
The origin myth of the modern West | Naoíse Mac Sweeney
Humans and volcanoes | Tamsin Mather
Cultural identities in Ancient Greece | Naoíse Mac Sweeney
The power of volcanoes | Tamsin Mather
Migration in ancient Greece | Naoíse Mac Sweeney
Astronomers discovering other worlds | Jo Dunkley
Where does the "witch" come from ? | Anthony Bale
Invisible dark matter in the universe | Jo Dunkley
Margery Kempe: a medieval voice | Anthony Bale
The origins of the universe | Jo Dunkley
Propaganda in Medieval times | Anthony Bale
Aaron William Moore - Interwar science fiction and modern culture
Aaron William Moore - Civilian suffering in war
Aaron William Moore - Soldiers' diaries in WWII
Federica Genovese - Public support for climate action
Federica Genovese - Climate change and international politics
Federica Genovese - Climate change regulation
Ana Aliverti - State power and migration control
Ana Aliverti - Moral dilemmas at the borders
Ana Aliverti - Using criminal law to control migration
DNA-based materials for real world use - Davide Michieletto
How does DNA topology affect living cells? - Davide Michieletto
The living book of DNA - Davide Michieletto
The emotional side of trust - Tiffany Watt Smith
A history of female friendship - Tiffany Watt Smith
A brief history of emotions - Tiffany Watt Smith
Stuart Elden - Foucault, Shakespeare and the question of territory
David Hillman - Greetings, partings and the magic of Shakespeare
David Hillman - Listening to Shakespeare: dreams and reality
Islam Issa - Shakespeare in popular "world" culture
Ricardo Soares de Oliveira - The impact of the extractive industries in Africa
Eugene Rogan - The dynamic of changes in the Arab world
Faisal Devji - How Islam came to be a global phenomenon
Charles Tripp - Revolutions in the Middle East and North Africa
Kehinde Andrews - Race and the global economy
Catherine Hall - A new conversation about the legacy of slavery
Philippe Sands - Closing the book on colonisation
David Hillman - Shakespeare and male and female bodies
Susie Orbach - What is happening to our bodies?
Susie Orbach - The exploitation of the body
Josh Cohen - Loneliness and solitude
Stuart Elden - Thinking about the question of power with Foucault
Peter Salmon - Breaking down deconstruction with Derrida
Kate Kirkpatrick - Sartre, Beauvoir and existentialism
Lyndsey Stonebridge - Thinking with Hannah Arendt
Dana Mills - Simone Weil and the relationship between action and thought
Barry Smith - Wittgenstein and the ambition of philosophy, logic and language
Adrian Moore - Kant and how to live in purely rational terms
Susan James - Spinoza, the philosopher, and the virtue of fortitude
Sridhar Venkatapuram - Health inequalities and social justice
Lyndsey Stonebridge - Hannah Arendt and the banality of evil
Philippe Sands - The Nuremberg moment and the birth of international law
Helena Kennedy - Reconfiguring the law to provide justice for women
Samuel Moyn - A brief history of human rights
Hugh Brody - The anthropologist: acknowledging suffering and redressing the loss
Jonathan Wolff - Loneliness, disability and social justice
Eva Hoffman - Justice after a genocide
Jim Secord - The revival of Darwinism
Peter Girguis - How microbes define life on Earth
Buzz Baum - Looking for the organism that gave rise to life on Earth
Jim Secord - Darwin's thoughts on human nature
Emanuele Coccia - Metamorphosis
Tim Lenton - Revolutions that made the Earth
Susie Orbach - Body distress or troubled bodies
Josh Cohen - The force of anger
Adam Phillips - Helping and being helped: fear and desire
Lisa Appignanesi - Emotions: good, bad and maddening
Edith Hall - What Aristotle can teach us about positive emotions
Lisa Appignanesi - A brief history of extreme emotions in the West
Barry Smith - Wittgenstein and the nature of philosophical explanation
Tamsin Edwards - Being a climate scientist
Mark Burgman - Bridging science and policy
Keith Moffatt - The beauty of mathematics applied to human biology
Patricia Fara - The dawn of state-funded science
Patricia Fara - Marie Curie, Rosalind Franklin and women's roles in the history of science
Martin Rees - Science as a calling
Bruce Stillman - The art of being a scientist
Fiona Watt - What do we mean by excellence in science?
Geneviève Almouzni - Science without borders: Sharing a passion for discovery
Buzz Baum - Being a scientist: journey into the unknown
Roger Hart - Why we need environmental education
Mike Sharples - New ways to learn and teach
Mike Sharples - How technological advances can improve education
Michael Roth - Practical virtue : from classroom to life
Michael Roth - Freedom of speech and freedom to disagree in school and beyond
Caitlin Zaloom - The real cost and value of higher education
Caitlin Zaloom - Renewing democracy by restoring free tuition
Peter Mandler - Dismantling the myth of educating for future jobs
Peter Mandler - What is a good education?
Peter Mandler - Democracy and the desire for more education
Anna Vignoles - The economics of education and the reform of our education systems
Anna Vignoles - Why education inequalities matter and how they can be reduced
Anna Vignoles - Why we should invest in education and how to measure the return