The Sunday Debate: Parenting Doesn’t Matter (Or Not As Much As You Think)

The Sunday Debate: Parenting Doesn’t Matter (Or Not As Much As You Think)

We delve back into the archive to 2018, when we held a debate getting to the heart of nature vs nurture. How much do our parents influence the people that we eventually turn out to be? We were joined by Professor of Behavioural Genetics Robert Plomin, the Developmental Clinical Psychologist Susan Pawlby, therapist, parenting counsellor and broadcaster Ann Pleshette Murphy, and Stuart Ritchie, lecturer in social genetics and developmental psychiatry and author of Science Fictions. Hosting the debate was Doctor and broadcaster, Dr Xand van Tulleken. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Is Ukraine’s Culture Worth Fighting For? With Charlotte Higgins

Is Ukraine’s Culture Worth Fighting For? With Charlotte Higgins

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has placed not only lives and cities under attack, but also the country’s language, history and culture. Museums have been looted, cultural sites destroyed and ...

22 Aug 37min

How George Michael Changed Music Forever, with Sathnam Sanghera (Part Two)

How George Michael Changed Music Forever, with Sathnam Sanghera (Part Two)

George Michael wrote Careless Whisper, one of the biggest pop songs of our age, in an hour in his childhood bedroom. Alongside his childhood best friend Andrew Ridgeley he founded Wham!, a revolutiona...

20 Aug 42min

How George Michael Changed Music Forever, with Sathnam Sanghera (Part One)

How George Michael Changed Music Forever, with Sathnam Sanghera (Part One)

George Michael wrote Careless Whisper, one of the biggest pop songs of our age, in an hour in his childhood bedroom. Alongside his childhood best friend Andrew Ridgeley he founded Wham!, a revolutiona...

18 Aug 37min

Spielberg, Coppola and Lucas: The Remaking of Modern Cinema, With Paul Fischer

Spielberg, Coppola and Lucas: The Remaking of Modern Cinema, With Paul Fischer

By the early 1980s Francis Ford Coppola, Steven Spielberg and George Lucas were the richest, best-known filmmakers in the world, with an empire of their own. Coppola had directed The Godfather, then t...

16 Aug 51min

Colm Tóibín on Stories of Exile (Part Two)

Colm Tóibín on Stories of Exile (Part Two)

Colm Tóibín is widely acclaimed for the emotional restraint and quiet power of his prose. His writing explores exile, abandonment, loss and denial, the things that go unspoken and the feelings not act...

15 Aug 36min

Colm Tóibín on Stories of Exile (Part One)

Colm Tóibín on Stories of Exile (Part One)

Colm Tóibín is widely acclaimed for the emotional restraint and quiet power of his prose. His writing explores exile, abandonment, loss and denial, the things that go unspoken and the feelings not act...

13 Aug 39min

Uncovering the Epstein Story, with Emily Maitlis and Amy Wallace (Part Two)

Uncovering the Epstein Story, with Emily Maitlis and Amy Wallace (Part Two)

The Jeffrey Epstein story has created shockwaves on both sides of the Atlantic. As new documents continue to emerge, and as journalists continue to report around those documents, we’re increasingly se...

11 Aug 34min

Uncovering the Epstein Story, with Emily Maitlis and Amy Wallace (Part One)

Uncovering the Epstein Story, with Emily Maitlis and Amy Wallace (Part One)

The Jeffrey Epstein story has created shockwaves on both sides of the Atlantic. As new documents continue to emerge, and as journalists continue to report around those documents, we’re increasingly se...

9 Aug 40min

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