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Four Thought — 380 episodes
What I've Learned from Four Thought
Life Without Chilli
Care to Care
Turning to Art
Stand Up for Irish Travellers
I'm not having children to save the planet
Life after 'life-changing'
I love gaming, but gaming doesn't always love me
EMoral Animals
On Regret
After a Parent Dies by Suicide
Piracy on the Page
From Care to Cambridge
Baldness, Beauty and Me
From Bradford with Love
What I learnt from Reality TV
A Friendship
Who Tells the Story?
Somewhere, not Nowhere
Meeting Up
Asking the right questions about crime
Cities made for our mental health
Making Time
Grief: A Practical Guide
Valuing Care
Brain Matters
Painting a different history
Prison Sentence
The Power of Doubt
Leaving Your Homeland
Freedom Is a Must
And They Said We'd Be Glowing
Mum... again
Who Owns Space?
And His Wife
200 Days
Fear of Finance
What is it to Hear?
The Tyranny of Positivity
The Power of Classical Music
When We Were Young
Virtually Immortal
Mums in Prison
Climate Consultations
The Meaning of Statues
What's In a Name?
Defeat Don't Repeat
Making a Friend of Fear
Our Lost Food Culture
Being a Carer
Coffee with an Imam
Seeing Differently
Selfhood
The Empathy Equation
More Than a Game
Class of 2020
Reading Outside Your Comfort Zone
Craftivism: Gentle Protest
In Defence of Embarrassment
Writing Black British History
Telford, Little Yugoslavia
The Other Mother
The Craft of Surgery
War on Two Wheels
The Power of Mentoring
Embracing Uncertainty
Ending Ageism
Change Through Engagement
Making Sense of the World
Good and Clever
Depolarizing
Fit and Finished
Digital Sadness
A Boy Who Died
Living With Gods
Tidying Up
The Pen Is Mightier Than The Sword
The Romance of Train Travel
Recovery After Rape
Life In Transit
Grief, and Starscape
Digging Deep
Working Class Women
Politics Fans
An Empathy Machine
The P Word
Life in Letters
A Pleasure Culture of War
How poker teaches decision making
Preserving the Home Visit
Taking Humour Seriously
The Inside of Being
House Buying Agony
Social Media Snooping
Facing Death Creatively
Identity Through Reading
The Last Poets
Play the game, lads
Rediscovering Human Connections
All The Music We'll Never Hear
Back to the Land
The Magic of the Forest
Going sober
Future First
Mental Health Crisis?
Belonging, On Hold
To Absent Friends
Thinking Differently about Difference
A Toast To The Bridesmaids
Aesthetic Labour
Married Life
Exceptional
Screened out?
Being a Muslim Dad
Learning Outdoors
The AI Ethics Challenge
The Invisible Entrepreneurs - Women
Dreams of Public Resting Spaces
Achieving Dreams
Philosophy on the Battlefield
Gardening, Roses and Cultural Identity
Am I a Gentrifier?
Socially Mobile?
Being Muslim in America
Truth and Reality
You're A Musician Too
How to Be Optimistic (Despite Everything)
The Power of Singing Together
The Sound of Syria
Get Fit, Do Good
Being Bereaved
Cash Not Card
Understanding Drug Addiction
Being Transgender
Intelligent Kindness in Healthcare
Fragmented Landscape
The Cyber Effect
Captain Trouble
Regulation Nation
Football for Good
A Speck of Dust
Capturing Moonlight
A Good Book
Building for a new life
The Curse of Confidence
Co-Art
Stereotypes
Ghost Stories
Digital Millennial
Performance Teaching
Listening to Street Children
Dealing With Dementia
Straight from the Root
A Lonely Society
Magazine Renaissance
Sensitive Souls
Change for the Better
Property Ownership
Supporting Mothers
Stories with Food
Other People's Stories
Liberating Men
The Art of Diary Writing
The Pull of the Land
Funny Politics
In Praise of Parks
The Social Media Poet
Are Pornographers Anti-Sex?
Father and Son
Being Turkish
Citizen Diplomacy
The Muslim Soldier
Dead White Composers
Spice In Prison
Healing Minds
The Meaning of North
Best of Four Thought: Hinge Moments in History
Reaching Out
Positively Medieval
The Whirlpool Economy
Big Charity, Big Business
The End of the Age of Ideas
Passports for a Price
National Pride
On Being Ignored
Democratising Education
Economists' Lost Literary Touch
A Boat of One's Own
D Is for Diagnosis
Stories of Terrorism
Changing Laws of War
Lessons in Development
Trust Me, I'm a Magician
The Best of Four Thought: Matt Haig, Tim Meek, Adjoa Andoh
Why Run?
A Scaredy-Cat's Guide to Moving Abroad
The Unequal Past
Saving the Skyline
Cold Calling
The Power of Dreams
Writing Myself into the Script
Matt Haig
Amanda Palmer
Caroline Ingraham
Tim Meek
Brian Lobel
Huda Jawad
Baraa Shiban
John Williams: Unexpected Joy
Agata Pyzik
Peter Bleksley
Jamie Bartlett
Amy Golden
Keeping It Personal
Art, Design and Politics
The Shadow of the Cold War
Black in America
Writing for a Living
Esther Woolfson
Kenneth Steven
Andy Kirkpatrick
Claire Cunningham
Killing the Consumer
Risk and Reward
Migration, Separation and Wales
High Street Revival
Making Drugs Today
A World for Children
Judgement at Last
Creative Women
The Trouble with Paradise
In Defence of Anger
A New Currency of Commitment
Americans Abroad
Philip North
Adjoa Andoh
Rupert Goodwins
Noreena Hertz
Jasper Fforde
Serena Kutchinsky
Karl Sharro
Sandra Newman
Jono Vernon-Powell
Jonathan Ree
Rachel Armstrong
SF Said
Mark Graham
Rebecca Mott
Philippa Perry
Benet Brandreth
Making a Home
Cult of Girls
Nothing to Lose
Role Modelling
Heaven Crawley
Matthew Engel
Emile Simpson
Curtis Blanc
Refugee Stories
Courage and Effect
Chemophobia
Ambivalence: For and Against
Putting Profit in Its Place
How to Remember
Learning from our teenage selves
Empires of Attention
Hello Cheeky
Drugs in Sport
Language Is Power
Mona Siddiqui
Danny Dorling
Emily Bell
Alan Bissett
Greg Votolato
Yasmin Hai
Jad Adams
Andrew Graystone
Kevin Allen
Jamie Tehrani
Judith Shapiro
Dick Moore
Steven Poole: Think for Yourself
Anna Woodhouse: Windows to the Soul
Henry Stewart: Choose Your Boss
Emma Byrne: Why We Swear
Stewart Henderson: Poetry in Politics
Daniela Papi: The Problem with Volunteering
Mat Paskins: The future in history
Emma Woolf: Explaining Anorexia
Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy: Forget Impartiality
Ranjini Obeyesekere: Lost in Translation?
Anwar Akhtar: The Meaning of Pakistan
Sally Kettle: Does hope help?
Tom Armitage: The Coded World
Georgie Fienberg: Saying No to Pity
Nancy Lublin: 21st-Century Social Activism
Amber Dermont: The Benefits of an Unhappy Childhood
Sara Ziff: The Problem with Fashion
Maria Popova: The Architecture of Knowledge
Ismail Einashe: The Challenge for British Somalis
James Friel: In Praise of the Single Life
Anna Minton: Fuelling Fear with High Security
Ben Dyson: Understanding How Money Works
Rabina Khan: Redefining Multiculturalism
Mark Vernon: Narcissism
Colin Murray Parkes: Insecurity and Extremism
Margaret Heffernan: Whistleblowers
Ruchir Sharma: The Search for Economic Growth
Niall Iain MacDonald: Rowing the Minch
Ian Robertson: The Winner Effect
Joe Dunthorne: Lessons from the Mosh Pit
Katarina Skoberne: Family History Repeating
Ali Mangera: The Future of Shopping
James Bridle: Computers and Cultural Memories
Gillian Wheeler: Flower Design as Art
Naif Al-Mutawa: Art and Religion
Leisa Rea: The Delight of Losing
Alice Bell: Improving Public Understanding of Science
Colin Crooks: The Let-Down Generation
Mitu Khandaker: Knowing Ourselves Through Computer Games
Sir Terry Farrell: Architects are Problem Solvers
Kamin Mohammadi: Life in Authoritarian Regimes
Paddy Docherty: Poverty and Entrepreneurship
Kate Smurthwaite: Stop Laughing at Sexism
Martin Cassini: The Case Against Traffic Lights
Matthew Syed: Does Talent Trump Effort?
Clare Melford: Buddah in the Boardroom
June Andrews: A Revolution for Dementia Treatment
Jules Evans: Socrates and Psychotherapy
Bobby Cummines: How to Reform Criminals
Robin Gorna: Are We Losing the Fight Against AIDS?
Rob Hopkins: Sustainability and Community
Gordon Bridger: Re-thinking Foreign Aid
Bali Rai: Stop Talking About Race
Gerard Darby: Science and Creativity
Clare Allan: Liberation Through Lies
Judith Clegg: Pay it Forward
Paul Flatters: Childhood is Better Than Ever
Tim Smit: Britain's Not Broken
James Lange: YouTube and Scientific Research
Anthony McGowan: Seeing Ourselves as Villains
David Perks: Re-thinking Science in Schools
Angela Saini: Throwaway Technology
David Bainbridge: Celebrating Middle Age
James Daunt: In Defence of Bookshops
Aza Raskin: A Design Renaissance for Healthcare
Dreda Say Mitchell: Family, Faith and Community
Christie Watson: What's Worse than Death?
Ed Yong: The Philosophy of Bacteria
Kate Fox: Understanding Alcohol
Cindy Gallop: Embracing Zero Privacy
Matthew Goodwin: An Electable Far Right?
Russell M Davies: The Next Technological Revolution
Charles ffrench-Constant: Regenerating the Human Body
Jim Crumley: A New Dance with Wolves
Ed Howker: Do Young People Deserve a Bad Reputation?
Andrew Robinson: What Can We Learn from Geniuses?
Owen Hatherley: The Decline of Architecture
Dominic Hobson: Sport is a Zero Sum Game
Musa Okwonga: Life without Facebook
Clare Lockhart: Rethinking Aid and the Developing World
Hilary Cottam: Redesigning Welfare
Matthew Engel: An Invasion of Americanisms
Penny Pepper: Disability and Identity
Danny Kruger: The Purpose of Punishment
Ed Smith: Professionalism in Sport
Steve Jones: The Legacy of Eugenics
Felipe Fernandez-Armesto: The Myth of the Protestant Work Ethic
Anne Applebaum: Repressive Regimes
Philip Cowley: Politicians and Pogo Sticks
Jake Wallis Simons: Buddha vs Buddha
Johann Hari: Dying for a New Phone
Jonathan Sumption: Don't Apologise
Christina Patterson: Care to be a Nurse?
Tom Gill: Homeless in Japan
Naomi Shragi: Fusion and Confusion
Ahdaf Soueif: The Egyptian Uprising
David Goldblatt: Guerilla Urbanism Comes to Town
Peter Hennessy: On Joining the Constitution
Susan Greenfield: Once Upon a Future