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Anna & Anna - Mama, Meinung, Macht10 - Weiße Eltern Schwarzer Kinder – Rassismus und multiracial FamilienIn dieser Folge sprechen wir über ein Thema, das uns als weiße Mütter Schwarzer Kinder seit vielen Jahren begleitet: Rassismus. Wie erleben unsere Kinder ihn? Welche Rolle spielt unsere eigene weiße Perspektive? Und wie können wir ihnen wirkungsvoll zur Seite stehen, ohne ihre Erfahrungen zu übergehen? Dafür haben wir einen besonderen Gast eingeladen: Serge Palasie, selbst Schwarzes Kind einer weißen Mutter, heute in der politischen Bildungsarbeit zu Rassismus und Kolonialismus aktiv. Mit ihm sprechen wir darüber,wie wir mit unseren Kindern über Rassismus sprechen können – und warum Schweigen nicht schütztwelche Erfahrungen Se...
2025-12-0256 min
Drama i P1FÖRE-EFTER: Pensionssvindeln 2020 | Del 5LJUDDRAMA: Atlas mailserver hittas. Innehåller den komprometterande uppgifter som kan fälla de åtalade huvudägarna i pensionssvindeln? Får spararna sina pengar tillbaka? Nu kommer domen. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Åklagare Josefin Bengtsson blir intervjuad i en podd. Hon berättar där om sitt första fall som blev avgörande för hundratusentals svenskars ekonomi.Det börjar med att Babak Amani, polis på Ekobrottsmyndigheten, får flera samtal från oroliga pensionssparare som vittnar om hur deras besparingar har försvunnit sedan de har flyttat si...
2024-11-2826 minDrama i P1FÖRE-EFTER: Pensionssvindeln 2020 | Del 1LJUDDRAMA: Fondbolaget Atlas firar triumfer, men runt om i Sverige börjar pensionssparare märka att deras besparingar försvinner. En fängslande berättelse om jakten på framgång, pengar och rättvisa. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Åklagare Josefin Bengtsson blir intervjuad i en podd. Hon berättar där om sitt första fall som blev avgörande för hundratusentals svenskars ekonomi.Det börjar med att Babak Amani, polis på Ekobrottsmyndigheten, får flera samtal från oroliga pensionssparare som vittnar om hur deras besparingar h...
2024-11-2828 min
DiscoveryIsaac Newton and the story of the appleThe story of how Newton came up with his gravitational theory is one of the most familiar in the history of science. He was sitting in the orchard at Woolsthorpe, thinking deep thoughts, when an apple fell from a tree. And all at once, Newton realised that the force of gravity pulling the apple down to the ground must be the same as the force that holds the moon in orbit around the earth. But was that really how he came up with his great idea? These days, historians of science don’t fall for cosy eureka stories like th...
2020-03-0227 min
SundayAlabama Window, Galileo Letter Revealed, MiraclesWhen four girls were killed by a racist bomb in an Alabama Baptist Church 1963,the late Welsh artist John Petts raised funds for the Church and created a stain glass window depicting Jesus as black. Now the window is in need of protection. Theodore Ted Debro Trustee, a Church Trustee, tells Edward why.
A letter by the Italian astronomer Galileo challenging the official view of cosmology has been discovered 405 years after it was written. Dr Anna-Marie Roos sheds light on the significance of the letter.
A ComRes survey for BBC Local Radio on miracles reveals three in five (62%) British...
2018-09-3043 min
In Our Time: ScienceRobert BoyleMelvyn Bragg and his guests discuss the life and work of Robert Boyle, a pioneering scientist and a founder member of the Royal Society. Born in Ireland in 1627, Boyle was one of the first natural philosophers to conduct rigorous experiments, laid the foundations of modern chemistry and derived Boyle's Law, describing the physical properties of gases. In addition to his experimental work he left a substantial body of writings about philosophy and religion; his piety was one of the most important factors in his intellectual activities, prompting a celebrated dispute with his contemporary Thomas Hobbes.With:
2014-06-1246 min
RSDS RADIO SOCIETÀ DEI SOGNIRobert BoyleMelvyn Bragg and his guests discuss the life and work of Robert Boyle, a pioneering scientist and a founder member of the Royal Society. Born in Ireland in 1627, Boyle was one of the first natural philosophers to conduct rigorous experiments, laid the foundations of modern chemistry and derived Boyle's Law, describing the physical properties of gases. In addition to his experimental work he left a substantial body of writings about philosophy and religion; his piety was one of the most important factors in his intellectual activities, prompting a celebrated dispute with his contemporary Thomas Hobbes.With:...
2014-06-1246 min
In Our TimeRobert BoyleMelvyn Bragg and his guests discuss the life and work of Robert Boyle, a pioneering scientist and a founder member of the Royal Society. Born in Ireland in 1627, Boyle was one of the first natural philosophers to conduct rigorous experiments, laid the foundations of modern chemistry and derived Boyle's Law, describing the physical properties of gases. In addition to his experimental work he left a substantial body of writings about philosophy and religion; his piety was one of the most important factors in his intellectual activities, prompting a celebrated dispute with his contemporary Thomas Hobbes.With:
2014-06-1246 min
The History of Science MuseumThe Oxford Philosophical Society and the Royal Society: a meeting of minds?Dr Anna Marie Roos gives a talk as part of the Museum's celebration of the 35th anniversary of the Royal Society.
2013-07-2441 min