An Evening with Gary Younge, Part One
Gary Younge has had a ringside seat during the biggest events in modern Black history: accompanying Nelson Mandela on his first election campaign, joining revellers on the southside of Chicago during ...
23 Okt 202439min
Archive: Napoleon the Great? With Andrew Roberts, Adam Zamoyski and Jeremy Paxman
How should we remember Napoleon, the man of obscure Corsican birth who rose to become emperor of the French and briefly master of Europe? In this archive debate from 2014, as the 200th anniversary of ...
21 Okt 20241h 4min
The Story of the Solar System, with Maggie Aderin-Pocock
Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock is an award-winning space scientist, broadcaster, author and familiar face from the BBC's The Sky at Night programme. She's also Chancellor of the University of Leicester and...
20 Okt 202447min
Dan Jones on England’s Greatest Warrior King, with Kate Williams, Part Two
This is the second instalment of a three-part episode. Henry V reigned over England for nine years and four months before he died at the early age of 35. He was known as a hardened, sometimes brutal, ...
17 Okt 202435min
Dan Jones on England’s Greatest Warrior King, with Kate Williams, Part One
Henry V reigned over England for nine years and four months before he died at the early age of 35. He was known as a hardened, sometimes brutal, warrior, yet one who was also intelligent and artistic....
16 Okt 202436min
The History of Information, with Chris Haughton
Chris Haughton is a designer, illustrator and children's book author, whose bold imagery is known for lighting up the pages of books such as Well Done, Mummy Penguin, and Don't Worry, Little Crab. But...
14 Okt 202434min
Archive: Jamaica's Culinary Journey, with Melissa Thompson and Riaz Phillips
This discussion is a dip back into the extensive Intelligence Squared archive, first aired in late 2022. Jerk chicken, curried goat, ackee and saltfish - these are just some of the famous dishes which...
13 Okt 202439min
Think Again: Is Free Speech Under Threat? with Suzanne Nossel and Charlotte Lydia Riley
Many liberals believe that in recent years we have seen an erosion of the right to air unpopular opinions without the risk of being cancelled. We are in an ever-intensifying shutting down of conversat...
11 Okt 20241h 27min
