Daron Acemoglu Meets Martin Wolf– What Happened to Liberal Democracy?
Why is liberal democracy losing public confidence—and what would it take to renew it? Nobel Prize-winning economist Daron Acemoglu joins Financial Times chief economics commentator Martin Wolf to disc...
13 Okt 1h 15min
Philosopher Lani Watson – The Power of Asking Questions in a World That Wants Answers
From an early age we learn to stop asking questions, judged and rewarded for the answers we give, not the questions we ask. In this episode, Lani Watson traces the hidden life of the question – from ...
9 Okt 57min
David Duchovny Meets Gina Gershon: About Time
David Duchovny has spent three decades refusing to stay in one lane. Two-time Golden Globe winner, four-time Emmy nominee, New York Times bestselling novelist, musician with three studio albums, filmm...
6 Okt 1h 29min
Natasha Polisczuk Meets Louisa Young – The Golden Hours
In this episode, Louisa Young joins journalist and editor Natasha Poliszczuk to discuss the making of The Golden Hours, the sixth Cazalet novel. Louisa explains what it takes to inherit half a million...
25 Sep 35min
Bestselling Mindset Coach Ben Crowe – How to Change Your Life
Having worked with top athletes and sportspeople, leading tech and finance corporations, and the World Health Organisation, Ben Crowe is one of the world's most in-demand mindset coaches. In this epis...
22 Sep 1h 1min
Bestselling Novelist China Mieville – On Grief, Ghosts, and Empire
The central figure of the New Weird, an unofficial movement fusing science fiction, fantasy, and horror with a literary sensibility, China Mieville is equally known for his award-winning, internationa...
19 Sep 54min
Bestselling Mythologist Amy Jeffs – The Life of King Arthur
A scholar, author, artist, and musician, Amy Jeffs is a polymath of British mythology, bringing the greatest stories of the Middle Ages to life in extraordinary books including Storyland, Wild, and Ol...
16 Sep 35min
