Reasons to be Cheerful with Ed Miliband & Geoff Lloyd
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Hello! This week Ed and Geoff sat down with writer, journalist and now Professor of Sociology, Gary Younge. Gary talks about his new book ‘Dispatches from the Diaspora: From Nelson Mandela to Black Lives Matter’, and how his upbringing in a new town - Stevenage - led to a life telling stories from historic moments on both sides of the Atlantic, and what he can teach the next generation of journalists.
Plus: Both Ed and Geoff both went viral fungal this week. Did you see?
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161. SWEET STREAMS AREN’T MADE OF THIS: what about the musicians?
160. SQUAD SAVE AMERICA: from Ilhan Omar to the Sunrise Movement
159. CTRL ALT-LABOUR: organising in the modern workplace
158. THE WINNER TAKES IT ALL: the dark side of meritocracy
157. WHY DID IT TAKE A PANDEMIC?: valuing the everyday economy
156. BOND BABY BOND: guaranteeing an inheritance for all
155. WHO RUN THE WORLD: Julia Gillard on women in politics
154. LIVING BETTER: a conversation with Alastair Campbell
153. MY NAME IS WHY: a conversation with Lemn Sissay
152. ABOLISH SILICON VALLEY: a conversation with Wendy Liu
151. SEX, POWER, MONEY: a conversation with Sara Pascoe
150. 150 NOT OUT: so what have we learned?
149. WE BUILT THIS CITY ON BIKES AND STROLLS
148. CUTTING ZUCK’S BUCKS: can an ad boycott change Facebook?
147. CHILDCARE MATTERS: learning lessons from lockdown
146. NO ONE SHOULD GO HUNGRY: tackling the scandal of food poverty
145. THE SHOW MUST GO ON: why we need to save the arts
144. WE ARE OUR HISTORY: time to understand our past
143. NO WORKER LEFT BEHIND: planning a just transition
142. BLACK LIVES MATTER
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