What stands between the DRC and lasting peace?
For decades, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has witnessed one of the deadliest conflicts since World War II, yet the world remains largely silent. We unpack the mineral-fuelled war in eastern DR...
18 Aug 202523min
Faith under Fire - Is Islamophobia in France a legacy of colonialism?
A look into France’s rising Islamophobia, from colonial legacies to today’s laws and far-right rhetoric. This podcast episode explores what happens when secularism becomes a tool of exclusion. Narrat...
15 Aug 20257min
Are we watching child labour go viral?
Description: A new form of child labour exploitation but in the digital world. From kidfluencers to family vloggers, children’s lives are being monetised, watched and sometimes exploited all on social...
15 Aug 20258min
Climate Visas: Relocation Over Prevention
One of the world’s most climate-threatened nations, Tuvalu, signed a historic agreement with Australia to give its citizens a pathway to migrate before their islands disappear. But as thousands apply ...
12 Aug 20258min
Is foreign funding rewriting Kenyan history?
When a museum in a UNESCO World Heritage site in Kenya reopened after renovations funded by the Sultanate of Oman, locals were shocked to find their history sidelined. In this episode, we ask: Who get...
11 Aug 202518min
What does a man-made famine look like?
Famine is usually linked to drought or natural disaster, but not all hunger is accidental. This episode looks into the man-made famine in Gaza, where food, water, and aid are being deliberately blocke...
28 Juli 202518min
Who are the Druze and why do they matter to Israel?
As deadly clashes erupt in Syria’s south, Israel claims it’s stepping in to protect the country’s Druze minority. But who are the Druze, and why is Israel so invested in their fate? We explore the loc...
18 Juli 202519min
Who gets to stay cool?
Exploring the class divide in the climate crisis as temperatures heat up and staying cool becomes more of a luxury than ever before.
4 Juli 202516min
