Across the Benches: Jess Phillips & Maria Miller
Across the Benches is the new podcast from Compassion in Politics which brings together two MPs from different parties to discuss the values they have in common. In this first episode Labour's Jess Ph...
25 Okt 20211h
New series: From Here To Prosperity
With this series, we seek to give voice to widespread frustration felt by so many of us at the failure of partisan politics and traditional economics to end toxic inequality worldwide. But instead of ...
10 Sep 20213min
It's not all about the money, it's about our wellbeing
Can we have growth in wellbeing and economic growth? Michael Weatherhead of the Wellbeing Economy Alliance explains how we can and what we need to do to make it happen. The Real Agenda with Tom Burges...
8 Juli 202125min
Taxcast #111: From an un-caring economy to caring economy
Caring for others is the highest thing anyone can do in this world. Yet our governments don't value care either in the policies they create, and they don't value it monetarily. We look at how we move ...
25 Maj 202134min
Compass 40: In Conversation with Vince Cable
Former leader of the Liberal Democrats Sir Vince Cable shares the lessons of his long and varied political life and tell us about his new book, Money and Power. In uncertain times for progressives of ...
21 Maj 202148min
XR 20 - This Is An Ecological Emergency with Dr Charlie Gardner
Jessica is joined by artist Tom Stallard, a member of the XR samba band and Walthamstow XR. Jessica interviews with Dr. Charlie Gardner, a conservationist and researcher based at the Durrell Institute...
19 Maj 202143min
Compassion in Education with Kathryn Waddington
Can education be compassionate? Kathryn Waddington, reader in psychology at the University of Westminster, joins us to discuss her new book - Towards the Compassionate University - which examines what...
12 Maj 202145min
Taxcast 110: How Economics ruins economies
Much of the world is run on the basis of economic theories that have become accepted truths of our era. But they actually have very little evidence to back them up. This month, Naomi Fowler speaks to ...
3 Maj 202130min
