Who was Aysenur Ezgi Eygi and how did Israel get away with killing her?
One year after an Israeli sniper killed Turkish-American human rights activist Aysenur Ezgi Eygi in the occupied West Bank, her husband Hamid Ali shares her story and their ongoing pursuit of justice....
6 Sep 202523min
The digital paradox: Why we need real friends
In an era where billions of people are connected online and seemingly have friends, loneliness is paradoxically on the rise. This episode explores the hidden cost of hyperconnectivity, the difference ...
4 Sep 20257min
Earthquake prediction: Why science still can’t see the big one coming
Despite huge advances in predicting tsunamis, storms and other natural disasters, earthquakes remain one of nature’s greatest mysteries. In this episode, we explore why knowing when an earthquake will...
2 Sep 20259min
How real estate agents sell homes in illegal Israeli settlements
This episode investigates how Israel’s settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank is marketed to foreign buyers, even as Palestinians are forcibly and violently displaced. What’s packaged as safet...
30 Aug 202523min
How is football changing the lives on women in Buenos Aires
Villas Unidas, a club promoted by Argentine star Diego Maradona’s physical trainer, brings together players from vulnerable neighbourhoods in Buenos Aires. It has become a tool for social inclusion. B...
28 Aug 20256min
How has Türkiye become a global power in defence?
In this episode, we look at the growth of Türkiye’s defence industry. From state-of-the-art drones to advanced naval vessels and armoured vehicles, the country has transformed from just licensing to b...
26 Aug 202513min
Are rare earth minerals US' hidden weakness?
The US leads in defence innovation but it relies heavily on its foe China for rare earth minerals which powers it all. This dependency is reshaping foreign policy and global power dynamics in the year...
21 Aug 20257min
Have the Rohingya been forgotten by the world?
International funding for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh is vanishing, leaving nearly a million desperate people at the risk of hunger and disease. Since 2017, the Rohingya have remained in limbo in ...
18 Aug 20255min
