New Economics Foundation: Can unions transform the economy?
Amid the coronavirus crisis, 50,000 people joined the National Education Union in the last 6 months. Can unions and their members change the rules of the economy outside the workplace? Ayeisha is join...
27 Jan 202132min
Economic Justice Podcast EP 3: Just Tax: Reforming the taxation of wealth & its returns
The IPPR Economic Justice Podcast. There is huge wealth inequality in the UK and across the world. So why does the tax system disproportionately benefit the wealthy? And how can this be changed? Hoste...
26 Jan 202132min
Self Centred with Roann: Putting compassion into politics
Matt Hawkins. co-director of Compassion in Politics talks to Roann Ghosh about how human change is igniting political change, and about individual responsibility, what each of us can do to make a diff...
23 Jan 202150min
Democracy: time to deliver
How did we get a government majority of 80 out of 650 seats with only 44% of popular vote? Tom Brake the former member of parliament who is now Exec Director of Unlock Democracy talks to The Real Agen...
22 Jan 202127min
XR 5: Regenerative Culture with Joanna Macy
In this episode, the Extinction Rebellion Podcast explores regenerative culture with Joanna Macy, PhD is a teacher and writer on issues of environmental justice, Deep Ecology, and Buddhist practice. W...
21 Jan 202143min
New Economics Foundation: How do we win a Green recovery?
Fatima Zahra-Ibrahim, co-dir of Green New Deal UK and Chaitanya Kumar, Head of Environment & Green Transition at New Economics Foundation, talk with Ayeisha Thomas-Smith about how do we keep climate ...
20 Jan 202140min
IPPR Economic Justice: Power Play: Who holds power in the economy?
Who holds power in the economy? Why does it matter? And what do we even mean by power? IPPR Director Carys Roberts talks with James Meadway, IPPR Associate Fellow and Matthew Brown, Leader of Preston ...
19 Jan 202142min
Compass 27: Towards a new politics of Care
Long before Covid hit, it was evident to many that the UK was hurtling towards a crisis of Care. Now we simply cannot deny that the way we think about the way we care for our most vulnerable – who doe...
18 Jan 20211h 8min
