59. The (unintended) backlash of a gender revolution – Kajsa Ekis Ekman
There is a shift going on in our perception of sex and gender. One specific development is a shift from emphasizing biological gender, or sex, to emphasizing psychological gender. That is, you are the...
26 Mai 20211h 12min
58. China’s model is not Africa’s – Nic Cheeseman
When we hear about rigged elections in Sub-Saharan Africa, many say: ”Well, what can you expect?” The underlying assumption is that it is sad but unavoidable that democratic flaws have to be tolerated...
19 Mai 202155min
57. Daring to look through Galileo’s telescope – David Lorimer
When the groundbreaking 17th century scientist Galileo Galilei looked through the telescope that he himself had constructed he saw Saturn’s rings and Jupiter’s moons. He understood that the planets we...
12 Mai 202159min
56. The art of focus – Christina Bengtsson
Are we actually obsessing when we think we are focusing? Being able to focus is something much more profound than being able to peak perform, explains Christina Bengtsson. The definition of focus has ...
5 Mai 20211h 4min
55. Your future self is pulling you – Theresa Cheung
Theresa Cheung is a successful and hardworking writer and communicator about all things spiritual. She emanates positive vibes as she seamlessly jumps from one aspect of the esoteric to the other in t...
28 Apr 202153min
53. The other side of the gender story – Bettina Arndt
Bettina Arndt began her career as a vocal feminist and earned fame in her native Australia as a sex therapist. This was in the 70’s. “I celebrated the change. It was wonderful to see opportunities ope...
14 Apr 20211h 18min
52. The virtues and sins of the nation state – Tania Verge
On October 1st 2017, Catalonia held an unofficial referendum on independence from Spain. Madrid chose to respond in the toughest possible way. Riot police raided ballot stations, and hundreds of Catal...
7 Apr 20211h 4min
