Daily: EPIC APP BATTLES of history – why Apple Inc.’s monopoly matters
If Apple Inc. was an economy, it would be the eighth largest in the world. But facing huge lawsuits across the world, it is finally starting to encounter the weight of its success. Has the company abu...
16 Sep 202127min
Daily: POLES APART – How to HEAL divided societies
Parties are the engines of democratic politics. But they also pit us apart as people and polities. So what are the new ways of political polarization, and what can we do to tackle them? Alison Goldswo...
15 Sep 202130min
Lorry Seems To Be The Hardest Work
As we brace ourselves for “permanent” shop shortages and price hikes, we hear from lorry driver and transport expert Tom Reddy and Food and Drink Scotland’s James Withers on what’s behind the HGV driv...
14 Sep 20211h 2min
Unforced Errors in Cabinet – Start Your Week with Alex Andreou and Arthur Snell
As the Government pushes ahead with plans to vaccinate children, is their COVID strategy only guided by the science when convenient? Plus: could Emma Raducanu’s stunning US Open success strike back ag...
13 Sep 202125min
Daily: The Making of America’s Fury with Evan Osnos
When award-winning author and journalist Evan Osnos returned home to America after a decade away, he found a nation gripped by fear and anger, with democratic norms under attack. But how did this happ...
12 Sep 202130min
Culture Bunker: Saint Etienne’s Sarah Cracknell, Steve Martin’s Only Murders In The Building, new albums
Hear the music from every edition on our rolling playlist. Welcome to the debut of our new weekend pop culture roundtable, as the podcast formerly known as Bigmouth joins The Bunker. This week, specia...
11 Sep 202153min
Daily: THE FIRST SEARCH ENGINE – In Praise of the Index
The book index might be an unassuming tool, yet it has a remarkable history - not least because it has shaped the modern world. Author, English professor and book historian Dennis Duncan talks to Alex...
9 Sep 202129min
Daily: BUZZ FEED – Why eating insects will save the world
Chances are you haven’t willingly eaten an insect. But two billion people are already bugging out on this sustainable source of protein. Could insects offer the perfect solution for our post-Brexit an...
8 Sep 202135min
