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2026-02-261h 05
Friends Like UsHarriet Tubman's Legacy: A Way Out of No Way For Black History MonthThis week, host Marina Franklin has a powerful conversation with Janus Adams and Sami Beason on Friends Like Us as we explore Harriet Tubman's entrepreneurial spirit and how it can guide us today. An episode you can't miss for Black History Month! Janus Adams: The creator of Harriet Tubman's "A Way Out of No Way" Day, Dr. Adams is an Emmy Award-winning journalist, historian, and the author of eleven books including Sister Days: 365 Inspired Moments in African American Women's History. Her work focuses on history, race, and courage; stories that heal and empower. She hosts public radio's...
2026-02-041h 06
What in the WorldIs the US going to attack Iran?For weeks, President Donald Trump has been threatening to attack Iran and he’s sent what he called an ‘armada’ of combat ships and fighter jets to the region. He’s mentioned two main reasons for the military build-up there: Iran’s nuclear programme and the killing of protesters in the country.International news organisations are often refused visas to report from inside Iran, so it’s difficult to know exactly how many protesters were killed, but some human rights groups say it could be more than 6,000 people.In this episode we answer some of your most co...
2026-01-3008 minWhat in the WorldIran protests: What’s happening?The streets of Iran have been filled with protesters for the last few weeks. What initially started as dissatisfaction over the economy has turned into a nationwide uprising which keeps escalating.The Iranian security forces have responded by firing tear gas into the crowds of people. According to human rights groups, hundreds of demonstrators have reportedly been killed. Amongst those confirmed dead is fashion student Rubina Aminian, whose family have been able to identify her body. But information out of the country remains sparse, as the government has shut off the internet.Now the US...
2026-01-1208 minWhat in the WorldSwitzerland ski resort fire: What we know so farJust an hour and a half after the clock struck midnight on New Year’s Day 2026, a fire broke out in a bar in Crans-Montana, a ski resort in Switzerland. At least 40 people are confirmed to have died in the blaze and over 100 are injured. Most of the party goers were young people celebrating the start of the New Year. Patients as young as 15 are being treated for severe burns.The exact cause of the fire has not yet been confirmed, but authorities have said that the fire was likely an accident and an investigation is already un...
2026-01-0208 minWhat in the WorldThe growing trend of influencers fronting charity campaignsCharity used to be about bake sales and running marathons. Now it’s all about thumbnails, hashtags, and stunts.Recently, MrBeast ran a massive campaign called #TeamWater - he partnered up with WaterAid and 10,000 other content creators. It raised over $40 million and is the biggest example so far in terms of number of influencers involved in a charitable campaign.Now other influencers, and charities are following this trend - working together on campaigns.
So what happens when charity becomes content? Does this represent the future of philanthropy? Makuochi Okafor, a BBC reporter in Ni...
2025-12-1708 minWhat in the WorldThe Andrew Formerly Known as PrinceHow does someone stop being a prince? The UK's King Charles has announced that his brother Andrew will no longer have this or any of his other titles after public pressure over his links with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. He will also have to vacate his royal mansion in Windsor. This is a rare move in royal history. In this episode we break down the main points and take a closer look at the people key to the story: the former prince; the King; Jeffrey Epstein and Virginia Giuffre, a victim of sex trafficking who...
2025-10-3108 minWhat in the WorldNo Snapchat?! Why the AWS outage was so bigFortnite, Roblox, Snapchat, Zoom, Duolingo, Delta Airlines, Amazon Prime, HBO, Hinge, Hulu, Outlook, Reddit, Lyft, Slack, Strava… These are just some of the apps which were impacted by AWS’s recent outage. AWS stands for Amazon Web Services. It’s the biggest provider of internet support services in the world, meaning that millions of people rely on it for everyday apps like internet banking and social media. Luckily the issue has now been fixed. But the outage has reignited the debate around whether countries are over-dependent on a handful of US tech firms which provide these services. BBC te...
2025-10-2208 min
Heroes For Freedom | Patriotic, Conservatives, Christians, Families, Heroes, WW1, WW2, Revolutionary War48 - "WE HAVE MET THE ENEMY... AND HE IS OURS!" | Oliver Hazard Perry (U.S. Navy Commander) | War of 1812Morning of September 10, 1813. The British naval squadron under Commander Robert Harriet Barclay, advanced with the confidence and skill of the world’s most powerful navy.
Facing them that day was a young American naval officer just *27-years-old*... Oliver Hazard Perry.
As the two fleets closed distance near Put-In-Bay, Ohio, Commander Perry’s men braced themselves.
Most were farmers and frontiersmen. Many were boys. Almost all had never seen naval combat. Some were freed African American slaves.
Perry had barely a small cadre of ten expe...
2025-10-1513 minWhat in the WorldIs the war in Gaza over?Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire, arranged by US President Trump. Under the agreement Hamas will release all Israeli hostages, alive and dead, and Israel will release Palestinian prisoners in exchange. Israeli forces are expected to partially withdraw from Gaza, and humanitarian aid is to be allowed into the territory. This is described as the first phase of Donald Trump’s 20-point “peace plan”. We hear how it’s being received by people in Gaza and Israel.In this episode, with the help of the BBC journalists like Lyse Doucet and Anthony Zurcher, we answer some of...
2025-10-1011 minWhat in the WorldThe multi-million dollar coral reef restoration project in IndonesiaIn 2017 a cruise ship called the Caledonian Sky was sailing near the Raja Ampat islands in Indonesia when it ran aground in the shallow waters and got stuck. The coral reef was severely damaged. Raja Ampat is one of the world’s most popular dive sites and a national park. The accident caused a serious loss of marine diversity and affected the livelihoods of the islanders, who rely on fishing and tourism. After a long investigation, an out of court settlement was reached, worth hundreds of millions of dollars. And this money has been used to repair th...
2025-10-0209 minWhat in the WorldCould a four-day work week become the new norm?A study published earlier this year showed that cutting the working week to four days instead of five significantly improved people's wellbeing. So why hasn’t it become the norm yet?
We’re joined by Sofia Bettiza, the BBC’s Global Health reporter, who breaks down all the data we have about the four-day work week, and tells us how reliable it is. Plus we hear about how work culture differs across countries like South Africa and Japan.Instagram: @bbcwhatintheworld
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2025-09-2513 minWhat in the WorldCan you be fined for insulting virtual K-pop idols?PLAVE is your average hit-making K-pop group, but with a twist: its members are virtual avatars. There are real-life performers behind the characters, who control their voices and dance moves using motion capture technology, but their identities are kept secret. Despite their anonymity, a South Korean court has sided with the group after they sued a social media user for insulting comments they posted online about the avatars. Each member was only awarded around $70 US dollars, but the case is one of the first of its kind and sets an important precedent. So what does this mean...
2025-09-2411 minWhat in the WorldHow a Kenyan athlete became a soldier for RussiaImagine if you took a trip abroad and in an effort to extend your stay, you unknowingly sign a piece of paperwork that makes you a front line soldier. That’s what Evans Kibet, a 36 year old runner from Kenya claims happened to him in Russia. He’s now a prisoner of war in Ukraine. BBC journalist Akisa Wandera tells us what we know about his case currently.Citizens of Somalia, Togo, Cuba and Sierra Leone have also been documented as prisoners of war by Ukrainian forces. But how are they recruited in to fighting for the Russ...
2025-09-2212 min
Loose EndsJon Culshaw, Harriet Dyer, Jon Watts, Nadia Reid, Yazmin LaceyStuart is joined by Jon Culshaw, the star of the much loved comedy series Dead Ringers, which is about to hit the road for its 25th anniversary tour. Harriet Dyer is Easily Distra.... so let's hope she doesn't wander off halfway through the show. Jon Watts discovered his love of cooking in custody. After being taken under the wing of Jamie Oliver he's now a culinary star in his own right, about to publish his third book. And there's music from the Manchester based, New Zealand born singer songwriter Nadia Reid from her acclaimed third album Enter Now Brightness...
2025-08-2336 minWhat in the WorldWhy Nigeria promised its women’s basketball team new apartmentsPlayers on Nigeria’s female basketball team will receive a cash reward of $100,000 each and a three-bedroom apartment following their win at the Fiba Women’s AfroBasket Championship. That comes just weeks after Nigeria’s women’s football team, the Super Falcons, were promised a similar award after winning the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.President Bola Tinubu says the women are deserving of the recognition because they have inspired Nigerians to dream big and brought honour to the West African country. But reaction to the cash prize has been mixed, with some saying such rewards are unsust...
2025-08-1308 min
The Uncensored Critic PodcastHarriet Madeley on her play "Outpatient" and the Profundity of TheatreHarriet is a writer, producer and performer for stage, screen and radio.The Spectator said of her debut play THE LISTENING ROOM “You emerge with your consciousness altered, your conception of human beings elevated and amplified”. THE LISTENING ROOM transferred from the Old Red Lion to Stratford East and has since been performed at the National Theatre, The Lowry, Theatre Clwyd, Northern Stage and in prisons & psychiatric institutions across the UK. A radio adaptation was created with BBC Radio 4 and nominated for an ARIA in 2020.Harriet’s most recent radio d...
2025-08-041h 13What in the WorldWhy are period tracking apps getting so popular?Period tracking apps help you track your menstrual cycle, so you know when to expect your period. They’re growing in popularity worldwide, with the three most popular ones racking up over 250 million downloads between them. But studies show that some women might also be using them to avoid getting pregnant. One of the apps, Natural Cycles, has been approved in the US to be used as a contraceptive. The company claims it is 93% effective at preventing pregnancies, when used perfectly. So why are more people turning to these apps? Are they safe to use as a co...
2025-07-2411 min
The Innovators’ Exchange by Oliver WymanDaniel Maguire, Group Head, LSEG Markets and CEO, LCH Group on Understanding London’s Role In Global Financial MarketsIn this episode of the Innovators’ Exchange, Hiten Patel and his co-host Harriet Roberts welcome Daniel Maguire, CEO of the LCH Group and group head of London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) Markets. In their conversation, Daniel addresses the evolving role of London in the global financial ecosystem, particularly in light of recent geopolitical changes and market dynamics. He also discusses his extensive background in the financial industry, sharing insights into his entrepreneurial upbringing, his journey through various roles at LCH, and his current leadership position within LSEG. Amongst other things, he emphasizes the importance of truly understanding the...
2025-07-2347 min
They Walk Among Us - UK True CrimeKilling Amid The Fog Of War / Harriet Shawcroft / Frederick CarterWilfred Owen’s infamously chilling poem, written about a gas attack in WW1, is still a stark reminder of the brutality of war over 100 years later. A small segment of Dulce et Decorum est reads, “Men marched asleep. Many had lost their boots,But limped on, blood-shod. All went lame; all blind,Drunk with fatigue, deaf even to the hoots,Of gas-shells dropping softly behind”…Was the physical and mental trauma of such horrors enough to drive a young man to kill when he returned home from war?…...
2025-07-2339 min
Call To ActionHarriet Knight and Hannah Penn on an agency world that’s open to allThis week we made difficult phone-calls to Ant & Dec, Torvill & Dean and, accidentally, the Neville Brothers, all in order to explain that the nation now has a new favourite double act – the joint chiefs of Pablo, Harriet Knight and Hannah Penn.Not content with leading Pablo to the very top of the creative charts in agency land – scooping up the Global Campaign Indie of the Year award on two separate occasions – H&H have set about tearing up the dusty old rulebook for agency leadership (especially all those pages about being greedy and horrible). They’ve poured their consider...
2025-07-181h 07What in the WorldHow politicians use styling to win hearts (and votes)In South Korea, what presidential candidates are wearing is a hot topic.People use fashion to express themselves. Many of us think carefully about what we put on and how others will view our outfits, whether we choose an iconic hat or a monochrome look. But for politicians and their spouses, every look is carefully calculated to send a specific message.South Korea is having a snap election which means that image consultants are quietly shaping the new public faces of leadership, from tie colours to jumpers to hairstyles. Yoon Suk Yeol was removed from...
2025-05-2812 minWhat in the WorldAxolotls: How the endangered amphibian is making a comebackAxolotls are only found in the wild in one place in the world; an area of wetland just outside Mexico City. They are one of the world’s most endangered, and arguably most adorable, amphibians. Not just meme-worthy, they are also scientifically fascinating - they don’t really age and they can regrow body parts, including their brains.
Very few are left in the wild, but now scientists have released captive-bred axolotls back into the wetlands and found that they not only survived, but even put on a bit of weight.
BBC science correspondent Victoria Gill talks us through the...
2025-05-0211 minWhat in the WorldWhy is plastic surgery so popular in China?China’s cosmetic surgery industry has exploded over the past decade and in turn, put even more pressure on young women to conform to unrealistic beauty standards. On Chinese social media there are hundreds of filtered faces, extreme weight-loss hacks, and even apps that scan your face and let you book cosmetic surgery as easily as ordering a taxi. BBC reporter Natalia Zuo, takes us through the culture in China and what she found out when working on a documentary for the BBC about the boom.You can watch the documentary on YouTube: https://www.yo...
2025-04-2813 min
The Accounting PodcastFederal Funds Freeze Hurts NonprofitsBillions in federal funds for nonprofits were abruptly frozen by the Trump administration, leaving organizations scrambling to stay afloat. Blake speaks with Jerilyn Dressler and Harriet "Hatsy" Cutshall from YPTC about how these freezes disrupted essential services, the complex flow of federal grants, and the rigorous compliance requirements nonprofits must meet. With a judge ordering the funds to be reinstated, they discuss what’s next for nonprofits and the ongoing challenges of government funding oversight.Meet Our Guests: Jerilyn Dressler, CPA : https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerilynkeitdresslercpacfeHarriet "Hatsy" Cutshall, CPA : https://www.linkedin.com/in...
2025-03-0627 minWhat in the WorldCould China replace the US as a global aid giver?One of the most eye-catching decisions by Donald Trump since becoming American President for a second time was to freeze foreign aid. USAID is the agency that’s given billions of dollars to global projects, from disaster relief to fighting malaria. With this decision there will be a big hole in global financing, one that could potentially be filled by other leading global countries, such as China. President Xi has already upped China’s foreign spending in places like Africa. Chinese investing in huge infrastructure projects abroad isn’t new, but could they use America’s decisi...
2025-03-0513 min
Regenerative SkillsThe cutting edge of soil science and agronomy, with Harriet Mella and James WhiteWelcome everyone to the first episode of season 9. The beginning of the 9th year of making this show.
I’ve got a lot of exciting new projects and collaborations coming up that I’ll be bringing you along for including some ambitious water restoration projects, educational trainings for regen ag transition in Europe, and quite a few mini series on new topics and perspectives on regeneration that I’ll be co creating with some friends and members of this podcast’s Discord server
But before I get into all of that, I want to start this season of...
2025-02-0756 min
B&R at the MoviesEpisode 88: Jules (2023)Send a textOn this episode of B&R at the Movies podcast Berry and Robin watch and discus the 2023 film Jules. This film stars Sir Ben Kingsley, Harriet Sansom Harris and Jane Curtin. This comedy about a UFO crash landing on a small town in Pennsylvania and befriends the people. This heartwarming comedy about what it is to be a friend and standing up for the people you love. Support the show
2025-01-2137 min
Seeing Eye Dogs Show, by Vision Australia RadioADI Conference and Ollie and Sadie's storyOn this episode of the Seeing Eye Dogs Show Harriet is joined by two guests. First we have Kim Ryan of Guide Dogs Tasmania and Western Australia and part of the Assistance Dogs International (ADI) training conference of Oceania organising committee joining us to talk about the exciting inaugural ADI conference for Oceania held at Seeing Eye Dogs in November 2024. This conference provided a stage for collaboration with other amazing schools world-wide to help bring the best outcomes to all assistance dog handlers. Then we're joined by Oliver Fanshawe Seeing Eye Dogs handler to Sadie...
2024-12-1028 min
Women of Substance Music Podcast#1639 Music by Bluestone Sisters feat. Lillias White, Sarah Lake, The Lone Canary, Harmony Roads, Chrissy, Harriet Reynolds, Jenna Kopitske, Maggie Garnier, Kat Sena, Jill Opal Oliver, Jeralyn Glass, Michelle RoseTo get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit www.WOSPodcast.comThis show includes the following songs:Bluestone Sisters feat. Lillias White - Christmas In My Pocket FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYSarah Lake - Joy FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYThe Lone Canary - Let It Snow FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYHarmony Roads - O Come Emmanuel FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYChrissy - Jingle Bells (Slay Version) FOLLOW ON SPOTIFY Harriet Reynolds - Got The Holiday Spirit FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYJenna Kopitske - A Worl...
2024-12-0448 min
Trusty HogsEp144. HARRIET KEMSLEY / Fingers, Ferries & Fighting FishA one time co-host and first time guest, we had a brilliant chat with our dear friend, the ferry-missing, pub-fight-instigating, fantastically funny HARRIET KEMSLEY...FOLLOW HARRIET: @HarrietKemsleyTOUR TICKETS: www.trustyhogs.com/tourThank you so much for listening!Support us at www.patreon.com/TrustyHogs for exclusive bonus content, merch, and more!Trust us with your own problems and questions... TrustyHogs@gmail.comPlease give us a follow @TrustyHogs on all socialsBe sure to subscribe and rate us (unless you don’t like these little piggies - 5 Stars only!)All li...
2024-07-251h 15
Matters of ExperienceBeing Successful While Balancing it All with Trent OliverIn this episode, discover the transformative power of mentorship, visitor-centered design, and innovative storytelling with Trent Oliver, the Principal and Managing Director of Blue Telescope. From fostering diversity and inclusion to balancing work-life as a parent, Trent shares insights on shaping the future of interactive experiences. If you’re curious about the unique perspectives and challenges of a successful woman-owned business, this episode is for you.Produced by Lorem Ipsum.Show Notes:Blue TelescopeHarriet B's DescendantsPraxis Museum Projects GroupInjection Simulator – Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals
2024-04-0326 minRegenerative SkillsMaking soil health approachable and practical, with Ian RobertsonBy now I’m sure many of you have heard the few episodes on soil health that I’ve recorded with people like Harriet Mela, Matt Powers, James White, and others. I know that the subject of soil has become really popular with growers and it’s always talked about as being central to the success of regenerative agriculture and broader environmental health, and I don’t disagree. Yet I’m often worried that the discourse around soil science is reminiscent of other scientific studies in which there’s a never ending search for more granular details.
Breaking comp...
2023-12-221h 02
Nine Questions with Eric OliverThe Psychedelic Psychologist - Harriet De WitHarriet De Wit is a professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neuroscience at the University of Chicago, her research investigates the effects of psychoactive drugs on healthy people, examining what they can tell us about normal brain function.Support the show
2023-08-1153 min
It's Not Just In Your Head#140: Four Thousand Weeks (ft. Oliver Burkeman)"Assuming you live to be eighty, you have just over four thousand weeks..."
We chat with author and journalist Oliver Burkeman about his latest book 'Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals'. We discuss the idea of time as a resource, the trap of efficiency, the fear of death and our willingness to be distracted.
We also touch on JOMO (Joy Of Missing Out), the path through the negative, cultivating an attitude for problems and the subversive role of hobbies!
"You need to stop and smell the dog s***" - Harriet Fraad
2023-06-0747 min
Intelligence Squared: BusinessMoney Talks, with Oliver James and Diana ChambersIn the UK, more than a third of us struggle to talk to anyone about money, with one in ten not even willing to discuss finances with their partner. Yet, opening up conversations about money, learning the tools and techniques for making these conversations productive, and understanding the pressure points around an individual’s financial situation can be totally life-changing. Wealth gaps between families; financial issues between couples; young people with large inheritances; sudden lifestyle changes; these are just some of the situations in which being able to successfully navigate conversations about money is key to happy and healthy re...
2023-05-0630 min
Y TREE viewMoney Talks, with Oliver James and Diana ChambersIn the UK, more than a third of us struggle to talk to anyone about money, with one in ten not even willing to discuss finances with their partner. Yet, opening up conversations about money, learning the tools and techniques for making these conversations productive, and understanding the pressure points around an individual’s financial situation can be totally life-changing. Wealth gaps between families; financial issues between couples; young people with large inheritances; sudden lifestyle changes; these are just some of the situations in which being able to successfully navigate conversations about money is key to happy and healthy re...
2023-05-0527 minRegenerative SkillsThe genius of plant adaptation to stress in their environment, with Harriet Mela and James WhiteA couple weeks ago I had a wonderful conversation with my good friend Harriet Mela, the independent researcher from Austria who has helped push the boundaries of soil science and plant physiological understanding. We focused last time on how plants handle water stress, specifically drought and the management practices that can either help or inhibit their natural adaptation to this stress. Harriet also made it clear that she had a lot more to say on this topic and behind the scenes we talked about how to frame another discussion. In that time I shared a link to research done by...
2023-04-281h 12
Mother’s Justice ShowFlorida based Civil Rights Activist: Ms. Francis OliverRev. Harriet talks about Spring and then is joined by Florida based Civil Rights Activist: Ms. Francis Oliver to talk about Florida. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2023-03-2851 minRegenerative SkillsHarriet Mella on the science of water handling and drought resilience in plantsThose of you who’ve been following this show for a while have watched my fascination with water and its role in every ecosystem grow over the years. By now, between my professional experience, the courses I’ve taken, and the research I’ve done, I feel quite competent in working with land in a practical way to restore its cycles and functionality on the land. Where my understanding is still lacking is in the cutting edge science of the way that plants use and interact with water. I’m no research scientist and don’t hold any degrees in biology or...
2023-02-111h 25
Dawn BreaksMoving Mindset with Christina MorrisDuring this episode Harriet and Christina dive into pergnancy and perinatal mental health and how this is impacted by external events (Covid lockdowns in this case!). Christina shares an interesting shift in mindset which happened as aresult. Listen and be inspired!
2022-10-0732 min
Reading Jane AustenS03E06 Mansfield Park: Episode 6, Chapters 22-25In this episode, we read Chapters 22 to 25 of Mansfield Park. We talk about the friendship between Fanny and Mary, the tension between Mary and Edmund, Henry’s plan to make Fanny fall in love with him (and Mary’s reaction), William’s view of Fanny, the tour de force of Chapter 25 (the Speculation chapter), and Ellen’s articulation of why she cares about what happens to Fanny.We discuss Dr and Mrs Grant, then Harriet’s partner Michael talks about the navy, with a focus on the process of passing from midshipman to lieutenant. Harriet talks about how adapta...
2022-04-1859 min
And The Next Thing You KnowOn Planets, Poetry, and Patent Law with Oliver Strimpel
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2022-03-071h 09
Dawn BreaksIt All Starts Within with Carrie VeatchDuring this episode Harriet and Carrie speak about autoimmune disorders, the sacrifices we make for our mental health and why. Carrie shares with us how she moved from victim mindset to mindset coach! Listen and feel inspired
2022-02-1846 min
Dawn BreaksDriving Through Fog with Emma O'BrienDuring this special episode, Emma and Harriet explore a very low time for Emma. Together they think about what comes from those low moments and how we are treated by professionals has a massive impact on both our ability to seek help and to begin recovery. Listen and feel uplifted!
2021-11-0546 min
Dawn BreaksIt's My Choice with Ahn Tuan Duong VanDuring this week's episode, Harriet welcomes her long time friend Anh Tuan. Anh Tuan shares his experiences of loss and some times which were particularly difficult for him. Importantly, he shares what he has taken from these difficult times and why it is so important to him to be there to support and uplift others. Listen and be inspired!
2021-10-1557 minRegenerative SkillsHarriet Mella demystifies cutting edge soil science for ideal plant healthWelcome back to another interview from the skill exchange calls that I’ve been running with Climate Farmers for our regenerative farming network in Europe.
This is one of the many community building activities that I’ve been organising to help to connect farmers around Europe to some of the best emerging information available, and to get their most important questions answered from around the world.
In this session I had the pleasure of speaking with Harriet Mella, an independent research scientist from Austria known for her work uncovering the unexplained phenomena of plant growth and development. Informed by her backgr...
2021-09-1731 min
Dawn BreaksVulnerability is Badass with Jessica MclarenThis week, Jess shares with us a very difficult period in her life and the learning she had to do in order to heal. Now in a place of complete transformation from where she was she shares what was most helpful along the way. Listen and be inspired!
2021-09-1748 min
Dawn BreaksNew Ways of Thinking with Jude Daunt***Please be aware this episode contains difficult themes. Please listen to the warning at the very start of the episode.*** This week, Jude shares with Harriet some extremely difficult and tragic evens in her life and explores how they impacted her in different ways. They explore together what point it was which she needed to get to before she started to make changes and shape her life to be one in which she is happier and more in control. Jude shares her biggest support tips and what she has learnt along the way. Listen and...
2021-09-101h 01
Dawn BreaksCreative Processes with Nina Spencer***Please be aware that this week's episode may contain themes which could be distressing to listeners such as birth trauma and traumatic events*** This week Harriet is joined by Nina, who shares a really challenging time she has experienced with her mental health. Exploring her two birth experiences and some other significant events, she reflects on what supported her most to feel back on track. Now supporting Mums herself (Nina will tell you exactly how!), she feels in a good space with her mental health and that these experiences, difficult as they were have shaped h...
2021-08-2753 min
Dawn BreaksKeep Going Keep Growing with Lorraine Maguire***Please be aware this episode mentions themes which might be distressing to listeners such as addiction to drugs, alcohol and food*** This week, Lorraine and Harriet dive deep into emotional behaviour and addictions. Lorraine shares how sometimes we compensate for our emotional needs using something else such as an addictive substance. Lorraine hit a rock bottom point just around her 40th birthday which she shares with the listeners and then what she discovered whilst she was there which has led her on to transform her life - literally from the inside out! Listen and feel...
2021-08-201h 00
Dawn BreaksFight for Freedom with Allison K Dagney***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** During this episode, Allison (a pseudonym to protect her identity) takes us on a journey from life within an emotionally abusive relationship, the lowest points, how she began to make a plan to get out and what that bid for freedom was really like. Listen to this real life triumph over adversity story and feel inspired!
2021-08-1348 min
Dawn BreaksRedirecting the Love with Danielle Blanchette***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** During this episode, Danielle shares with us some of the devastating trauma and loss she has experienced. Harriet and Danielle consider the impacts on both her, her view of relationships and the community who were fundamental in her support network. Danielle shares some of the incredible insights she has found along this journey and how redirecting the love has supported her to follow her intuition and lean into what feels good. Listen and f...
2021-08-0656 min
Dawn BreaksEmpowered Living with Bethany Gettis***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** This week Harriet is joined by very special guest, Bethany to mark the start of Series 3. Bethany takes us back to a time which was incredibly difficult for her and explores her grief and experiences with Harriet. Bethany shares with us what were the most important tools which helped her to feel empowered and able to move forward with life after devastating loss. Listen and feel inspired!
2021-08-0638 min
Moore Wine & Music PodcastMoore Wine & Music Podcast Season 2 Episode 4Tonight, I'll be talking about another early jazz pioneer; King Oliver, an innovator of using the mute while playing the cornet. He was also the mentor to the great Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong. www.moorewineandmusic.combuymeacoffe.com/moorewinemusicSources: www.blackpast.orgwww.allmusic.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/harriet-west-moore/message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-07-2521 minMoore Wine & Music PodcastMoore Wine & Music Podcast Season 2 Episode 4Tonight, I'll be talking about another early jazz pioneer; King Oliver, an innovator of using the mute while playing the cornet. He was also the mentor to the great Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong. www.moorewineandmusic.combuymeacoffe.com/moorewinemusicSources: www.blackpast.orgwww.allmusic.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/harriet-west-moore/message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-07-2521 min
Dawn BreaksHidden Treasure with Sarah Alvarez-Buyller***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** This week Sarah shares her incredible story. With Harriet, Sarah reflects on her childhood and how this created the backdrop for some of her mental health experiences. Now living a life she loves, filled with passion for what she does and the people around her, Sarah shares with us some of the 'treasure' she discovered on this journey of healing. Listen and be inspired!
2021-07-1654 min
Dawn BreaksDiscover your Tools with Ali SwiftThis week Harriet and Ali explore some really difficult times in Ali's life where she's suffered from intense anxiety and intrusive thoughts. They look at some of Ali's biggest tools to support herself and the story behind whey she created her 'toolbox' in the first place. Follow this amazing story from pain to purpose. It's not a straight line - it never is - but it sure is an inspirational story and there are so many great ideas for supporting your own mental health in here too. Listen and feel inspired!
2021-07-091h 00
Dawn BreaksTrust the Process with Anthony Pickersgill***Please be aware this episode explores difficult themes including verbal abuse and homophobia.*** This week, Anthony bravely shares an extremely challenging time he had at work which really impacted on his mental health. We explore the concept of workplace gaslighting and the impact on self esteem and confidence. Anthony and Harriet discuss how Anthony kept himself emotionally well and how he regained his confidence and processed what had happened after the event. Listen and feel uplifted!
2021-07-0254 min
Dawn BreaksYou can't put a mask on the Sun with Mel WhittakerHarriet is joined by Mel to explore the difficult times the Coronavirus pandemic has brought for her and what it is that's helped her through. What has life been like as an expat living abroad and depending on the Tourist trade for work? Mel shares her insights about what has helped her stay in a positive headspace and why she has embraced the feelings when they aren't positive too. Listen and feel uplifted!
2021-06-2557 min
Dawn BreaksRoots of Self Worth with Kerry Thompson***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** Kerry bravely shares her journey through a series of relationships which undermined her self worth through abuse and betrayal. Harriet and Kerry explore what hopelessness was like and how this has underpinned the work that Kerry does now. Together, they explore what brought Kerry hope and ultimately helped her to gain freedom from the situations which were damaging her. Listen and be inspired!
2021-06-1855 min
Geology BitesHarriet Lau on the Motions of the Earth on Timescales from Hours to MillenniaThe subfield of geology called geodynamics most commonly refers to the motions associated with convection in the mantle. These are slow by human standards and lead to phenomena such as plate motions, seafloor spreading, mountain building, and volcanos. But the Earth’s interior actually undergoes motion on a whole range of timescales. The shortest of these occurs within seismic waves – in which the vibrations triggered by earthquakes cause tiny elastic movements of the material as they pass through. And the longest of these are the large-scale viscous motions of the convecting mantle driven by the temperature difference between the bottom an...
2021-06-1222 min
Dawn BreaksParenting your Inner Child with Nicki MalcolmThis week Nicki courageously shares a time in her life when she felt hopeless and devastated due to the breakdown of her marriage. Together Harriet and Nicki explore, how much of our experiences come from our own expectations or unconscious beliefs and they both reflect on how life changing therapy training was for them. Now happily married again, Nicki works as a Play and Creative Arts Therapist and knows she has found what she's meant to be doing. Listen to find out how she got there!
2021-06-1144 min
Dawn BreaksCourageous Vulnerability with Chris Lowe***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** Kerry bravely shares her journey through a series of relationships which undermined her self worth through abuse and betrayal. Harriet and Kerry explore what hopelessness was like and how this has underpinned the work that Kerry does now. Together, they explore what brought Kerry hope and ultimately helped her to gain freedom from the situations which were damaging her. Listen and be inspired! Have you ever been afraid of your own...
2021-06-0449 min
Dawn BreaksPermission Granted with Jojo SmithIn this week's episode Harriet was joined by Jojo for an amazing conversation filled with Hope, joy and a lot of laughs. If you are looking for a light-hearted listen which is uplifting but doesn't skip the difficult things either, this is it! Jo brings with her such a positive outlook and bravely shares her journey from Foster care to Business owner and beyond. Listen and feel uplifted!
2021-05-2847 min
Dawn BreaksHonouring the Journey with Christine BardoeThis week we dive deep into self worth. Christine bravely shares her journey with us as we explore therapy, network marketing and the positive impact it can have on people's self esteem and honouring the journey we are on. Christine and Harriet think about why it can sometimes be really hard to accept help - we have to be in a place to want it and feel worthy of receiving it which can sometimes be difficult to understand. Listen and honour your journey!
2021-05-2145 min
Dawn BreaksStill Here with Jodie SpiersJodie bravely shares her story of crippling anxiety with Harriet this week. She takes the listeners to a time when her mental health reached it's all time low and shares with us vulnerably what that was like. Jodie's refreshing point of view is both disarming and welcoming as we venture into a space which was very unsettled but she is now much more peaceful about. It was a complete honour to be allowed to follow Jodie's journey of resilience and inspiration. A real treasure trove of wisdom and human capacity. Listen and feel uplifted!
2021-05-1453 min
Dawn BreaksBurnout to Balance with Emma BailieIn this second episode of a double bill to celebrate the launch of Series 2, Harriet and Emma dig in deep to entrepreneur mental health. Emma bravely shares her story from burnout and business failure to finding herself again and where this has led her to now. She shares her passions and her 'problem areas' and how these exact things have led her on to become the knowledgable expert she is today. Emma's story is unique and brilliant but she is not the only failed business owner out there...so why is it so difficult to talk about...
2021-05-0746 min
Dawn BreaksHolistic Healing with Karishma SharmaIn the first of this double bill to celebrate the launch of Series 2, Karishma joins Harriet to discuss her rather unique journey from struggling with depression, intense anxiety and 'purposelessness' to one where she helps others get out of those states using energy healing alongside other strategies. Karishma brings so much passion and zest for life to this episode it really is clear that these days she is in a much happier space. Her energy is infectious as she discusses with Harriet some of the more 'taboo' subjects of religion and spirituality and their link to mental h...
2021-05-0753 min
Dawn BreaksSupport Networks with Victoria Seed***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** This week Victoria shares her experiences of being in a relationship which included emotional and physical abuse. She bravely shares her story and the mental health experience which went alongside that. Together Harriet and Victoria explore the darkest times, the easier times and what supported her the most in surviving and leaving the relationship and then also recovery afterwards. Listen and feel connected and inspired!
2021-04-1645 min
Dawn BreaksMaking connections with Laura Way***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** During this episode Laura bravely shares with us her journey through an extreme and debilitating physical health experience and the mental health journey that went on alongside that. Together Harriet and Laura explore what happened in the darkest moments, when and how hope arrived and what supported Laura the most during this deeply traumatic time. Listen and feel inspired!
2021-04-0941 min
Tangled Mind PodcastEpisode #37 Harriet OlivierOn this weeks show we have a fellow podcaster, Mental Health Professional.
It was a pleasure having you on the show.
Check out her Podcast below...
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2021-04-0535 min
Dawn BreaksBright Sparks with Alan Bates***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** In this episode, Alan bravely shares with us his story of great loss through the death of his daughter, Rhiannon. Loss and grief can be extremely difficult to speak about yet Alan takes us with him on the journey from the losses during his daughters life to the darkest times which arrived later. Despite facing what he describes as the worst possible thing a human could face, he has found life and hope a...
2021-04-0255 min
Dawn BreaksBorrowing Hope with Sara Fernandes***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** During this episode Sara bravely shares with us her experiences of being really unwell after giving birth to her daughter. She shares the moments which were most hopeless and the fear of the unknown which can often show up during our darkest times. Sara's story of her recovery is really inspiring and her deepest challenges have really become her purpose in supporting others. Listen and feel inspired, motivated and hopeful!
2021-03-2648 min
Dawn BreaksLift your Mood with Sarah MehargDuring this episode Harriet and Sarah explore what can happen when we 'put a lid' on our feelings or push them down in some way. Sarah shares her experience of how doing just that caused her to reach crisis point. Harriet and Sarah reflect on what it's like being a mental health professional and the pressure that sometimes puts on us to 'have it all together'. Sarah shares a different narrative about mental health support and lets us in on the secrets which initially got her out of her depression and have now become her signature support s...
2021-03-1953 min
Dawn BreaksNourishing your Mind with Rachel PhilpottsDuring this episode Harriet and Rachel explore what happens to our feelings when we 'burn out' from taking on too much and not meeting our own needs, how we can 'feed' our mental wellbeing and why sometimes what is needed is a complete reset. Rachel shares her own story of being 'tired & wired', fighting for a reality that she realised she just didn't want anymore and then what...? This is a story of connection with self, recovery, inspiration and hope!
2021-03-1239 min
Dawn BreaksFinding yourself with Marie AdellDuring this episode Harriet and Marie explore a huge range of things from travelling, therapy and new learning to Human Design and how each of these subjects gave Marie things which she didn't know she was looking for until she found it. Often when things don't feel right we can feel a little lost. It can be difficult to put our finger on what exactly needs to change. This inspiring journey of self exploration shows us just how much we can learn if we just begin!
2021-03-0554 min
The Sofa ClubS3E6: Bed Socks and Golf Swings.⭐E6- Bed Socks and Golf Swings⭐
The Sofa Club is back with a new format, whereby each guest will get an opportunity to discuss the results of the weekly Instagram poll, we are joined by one of my OG highschool friends Harriet where we discuss her biggest 'ICKS', as well as her latest side hustle 1724 Couture not one to be missed 👊🏻
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2021-02-2818 min
Dawn BreaksCreative Projects with Kerrie PattersonDuring this episode Kerrie shares her experiences of feeling hopeless after emotional burnout, what helped her to feel better and how she uses that now to help other people. Kerrie and Harriet talk about bringing together old skills and new learning to carve out a new, happier, calmer path. Creativity was the unexpected lifeline for Kerrie, but how? Tune in to find out. Kerrie's story is one of courage, creativity, recovery and hope. Listen and feel inspired!
2021-02-2629 min
Dawn BreaksCreate your own Luck with Julia ScottDuring this episode Harriet and Julia explore a huge range of things from wealth consciousness, energy and how we are affected by those around us to Feng Shui and goal setting. Julia shares her amazing story and how opening her mind up to what is possible and thinking positively changed her life beyond recognition. Tune in for a podcast packed with positivity and tangible steps to try on for yourself!
2021-02-1949 min
Dawn BreaksShoulder to Shoulder with Emma Sithole***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** In Emma, Harriet has found her Hope buddy! Someone who is just as excited about Hope as she is. During this episode Emma shares her experiences of being mentally unwell, the challenges of that and her recovery process. She dips into what helped and what was essential - I wonder if you can guess? Listen in to find out! Emmas's story is a story of loss, self compassion, recovery and hope. Listen and...
2021-02-1145 min
Dawn BreaksCrumbs of Joy with Charla Grant***Please be aware this episode contains themes which may be distressing for listeners. Please listen to the warning at the very start*** It has been a complete honour to have Charla as Harriet's first guest. During the episode Harriet and Charla explore what hopelessness looked like for Charla, how bad it got before things began to change and why, where the first tiny pieces of hope came from and how she followed this to create much, much more. Charla's story is a story of love, loss, hope and utter inspiration. Listen and be uplifted!
2021-02-1140 min
Dawn BreaksDawn Breaks: the story and inspiration with HarrietIn this first episode, Harriet introduces you to her own story and Dawn Breaks. Harriet is a mental health professional and in October 2019 she experienced her own personal crisis which she talks about here. During that time she found herself hopeless, numb and needing inspiration. Dawn Breaks is that inspiration. At a time when the world is going through it's own health crisis and so many people are desperate for hope, Harriet hopes that this podcast will support many others going forward. And why 'Dawn Breaks'? You'll have to listen to find out...
2021-02-0920 min
Reading Jane AustenS02E04 Sense and Sensibility, Chapters 16 to 20In this episode, we read Chapters 16 to 20 of Sense and Sensibility. We talk about how Marianne indulges her feelings, whether Jane Austen knew what Marianne and Willoughby talked about before he left, the clearer picture we get of Edward in these chapters, and Edward’s invisible servant.The characters we discuss are Mr and Mrs Palmer. Ellen talks about sensibility and romanticism, which leads into a discussion of Marianne and Elinor’s different views of feelings and behaviour. Harriet talks about adaptations, including the Bollywood modernisation, Kandukondain Kandukondain, which she has finally watched. Things we me...
2021-02-0859 min
Listen to Trending Full Audiobooks in Romance, Clean & WholesomeAfter a Fashion by Jen TuranoPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/432429 to listen full audiobooks. Title: After a Fashion Series: #1 of A Class of Their Own Author: Jen Turano Narrator: Nancy Peterson Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 11 hours 17 minutes Release date: June 2, 2020 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 3 Genres: Clean & Wholesome Publisher's Summary: Miss Harriet Peabody dreams of the day she can open up a shop selling refashioned gowns to independent working women like herself. Unfortunately, when an errand for her millinery shop job goes sadly awry due to a difficult customer, she finds herself out of an income. Mr. Oliver Addleshaw is on the v...
2020-06-0203 min
Stance Podcast with Chrystal GenesisNotions of Happiness; Actor & Producer Zackary Momoh; Rites of Passage with Andi Oliver & Nikesh ShuklaWe unpack notions of Happiness through art and colour, celebrity, film, psychology and science as Chrystal Genesis is joined by guest editor, makeup artist Kay Montano. We learn more about The Queen of Happiness Florence Mills as we take a trip to Harlem. We visit the artist and teacher Vanessa Jackson RA who discusses colour and emotion and we catch up with Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker Lauren Greenfield who talks power, happiness and wealth. We speak with Dr Laurie Santos from the Happiness Lab podcast who opens up about how we can become happier. Stance profiles Zackary Momoh, the...
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Businessdoc - Arzt als Unternehmer„Intelligentes Praxismanagement für Mediziner“Harriet Kollmann
I Initiatorin der Plattform
MEDMIN für modernes Praxismanagement
Harriet Kollmann ist eine Frau der Tat. Sie setzt um. Durch ihren betriebswirtschaftlichen und psychologischen Hintergrund hat sie schon
immer den Wunsch gehabt, beides Nutzen stiftend zu verbinden, um auch selbst
Freude und Erfüllung in ihrem Job zu finden.
Sie war aus familiären Gründen schon immer fasziniert vom
Gesundheitswesen und durch ihre Ehe mit einem Allgemeinmediziner, hat sie den
Praxisalltag kennengelernt.
Sie gründete deshalb vor vielen Jahren die 360 °
Praxisberatung und initiierte die Plattform...
2019-10-0949 min
Businessdoc - Arzt als UnternehmerBusinessdoc 110 I Harriet Kollmann PraxismanagementHarriet Kollmann
I Initiatorin der Plattform
MEDMIN für modernes Praxismanagement
Harriet Kollmann ist eine Frau der Tat. Sie setzt um. Durch ihren betriebswirtschaftlichen und psychologischen Hintergrund hat sie schon
immer den Wunsch gehabt, beides Nutzen stiftend zu verbinden, um auch selbst
Freude und Erfüllung in ihrem Job zu finden.
Sie war aus familiären Gründen schon immer fasziniert vom
Gesundheitswesen und durch ihre Ehe mit einem Allgemeinmediziner, hat sie den
Praxisalltag kennengelernt.
Sie gründete deshalb vor vielen Jahren die 360 °
Praxisberatung und initiierte die Plattform für Praxismanagement „MEDMIN“.
MEDMIN trägt mit seinen praxisbezogenen Lösungen zu einem
intelli...
2019-10-0949 min
Harriet Minter Presents: Badass Women’s HourEp 267: Turning Pain into Power with Maggie Oliver and Amy JonesWhat do you do when you know there are injustices happening and the people who are meant to be "the do-gooders" just wont listen to you?Are to-do lists actually an affective way of organising our days? Or is it just causing us to be over critical and set expectations for ourselves too high!Amy Jones, writer and podcaster talks to the badass ladies about her obsession with trying to organise her life and constantly writing To-Do lists. After starting her first post grad job Amy says she used to-do lists to make...
2019-07-0846 min
The Eating CoachThe Real Law of Attraction and Compulsive EatingThis is a follow on from episode 112 about how useless ‘The Secret’ and its ilk are. Today we look at a viable alternative to that nonsense: the REAL law of attraction. QUOTES OF THE WEEK Come from JP Sears’ video ‘The Law of Attraction Delusion’ MAIN SECTION If ‘The Secret’ is the fast food version of the law of attraction, then we need a more nutritional feats that will sustain us mentally and see us through the inevitable unpredictability of life. This episode answers one question: what h...
2019-06-1230 min
The Other 50%EP 164 SIGRID GILMER Today I talked with Sigrid Gilmer. Sigrid makes black comedies that are historically bent, totally perverse, joyfully irreverent and concerned with issues of identity, pop culture and contemporary American society. Sigrid burst onto the national theater scene with her play Harry and the Thief, an action film/historical/time travel play about a thief who is blackmailed into traveling back in time to deliver a cache of arms to Harriet Tubman. It has since been produced across the country, including runs at the Pavement Group (Chicago), the Know Theatre (Cincinnati), and the Skylight Theatre (LA). Additional select...
2019-06-1140 minThe Eating CoachThe Orange ManWhat nonsense do orange men spout on stage in dingy basketball stadiums at 8 O'clock in the morning? Listen and find out. The Antidote is by Oliver Burkeman
2019-02-0205 min
The Panpsycast Philosophy PodcastEpisode 45, Christianity, Gender and Society (Part I)We've been working tirelessly on our upcoming audiobook, Developments in Christian Thought, which is due to be released, free of charge, on August 28th 2018. If you're listening to this past August 28th, you can find a link to the audiobook in the iTunes description (or at the bottom of this page). We can't wait to share it with you. So we decided to release one of our favourite chapters early. What you're about to hear is Part I of 'Chapter VIII. Gender and Society'. In this instalment, we look at the history of the Church, relating to...
2018-08-261h 10
Conspiracy and DemocracyHarriet Washington : Epidemics of ConspiracySuspect Science: Climate Change, Epidemics, and Questions of Conspiracy
17 - 19 September 2015
Convenors
Dr Nayanika Mathur and Dr Alfred Moore, Research Fellows on the Conspiracy and Democracy project.
Summary
In recent years conspiracy theories have come to be seen as a threat to democracy. They have been variously linked to a crisis of trust in government, to the undermining of democratic deliberation, and a weakening the state's capacity to govern. Particular concern has focused on conspiratorial suspicion of science, in cases ranging from climate change to HIV-AIDS to vaccines and public health surveillance more generally.
Where science, politics and power intersect...
2015-09-2800 minConspiracy and DemocracyHarriet Washington : Epidemics of ConspiracySuspect Science: Climate Change, Epidemics, and Questions of Conspiracy
17 - 19 September 2015
Convenors
Dr Nayanika Mathur and Dr Alfred Moore, Research Fellows on the Conspiracy and Democracy project.
Summary
In recent years conspiracy theories have come to be seen as a threat to democracy. They have been variously linked to a crisis of trust in government, to the undermining of democratic deliberation, and a weakening the state's capacity to govern. Particular concern has focused on conspiratorial suspicion of science, in cases ranging from climate change to HIV-AIDS to vaccines and public health surveillance more generally.
Where science, politics and power intersect...
2015-09-2800 min
Conspiracy and DemocracyEric Oliver : Enchanted America: Magic, Metaphor and Conspiracy Theories in US Public OpinionSuspect Science: Climate Change, Epidemics, and Questions of Conspiracy
17 - 19 September 2015
Convenors
Dr Nayanika Mathur and Dr Alfred Moore, Research Fellows on the Conspiracy and Democracy project.
Summary
In recent years conspiracy theories have come to be seen as a threat to democracy. They have been variously linked to a crisis of trust in government, to the undermining of democratic deliberation, and a weakening the state's capacity to govern. Particular concern has focused on conspiratorial suspicion of science, in cases ranging from climate change to HIV-AIDS to vaccines and public health surveillance more generally.
Where science, politics and power intersect...
2015-09-2841 minConspiracy and DemocracyEric Oliver : Enchanted America: Magic, Metaphor and Conspiracy Theories in US Public OpinionSuspect Science: Climate Change, Epidemics, and Questions of Conspiracy
17 - 19 September 2015
Convenors
Dr Nayanika Mathur and Dr Alfred Moore, Research Fellows on the Conspiracy and Democracy project.
Summary
In recent years conspiracy theories have come to be seen as a threat to democracy. They have been variously linked to a crisis of trust in government, to the undermining of democratic deliberation, and a weakening the state's capacity to govern. Particular concern has focused on conspiratorial suspicion of science, in cases ranging from climate change to HIV-AIDS to vaccines and public health surveillance more generally.
Where science, politics and power intersect...
2015-09-2841 min
IntimzoneSchlaflos durch die Nacht mit Harriet„Insomnia“ ist der Titel des aktuellen Albums vom Harriet Quartet (Gesang: Harriet Müller-Tyl, Mundharmonika: Bertl Mayer, Jazzgitarre: Heimo Trixner und Kontrabass: Oliver Steger) – Wohlfühlmusik, die sich im Spannungsfeld zwischen skandinavischer Volksmusik, Jazz, Folk und anspruchsvollem Pop bewegt – Sängerin Harriet war live im orange-Studio und hat uns einige Hörproben mitgebracht, auch von ihrem zweiten Projekt „Herztöne“ (Gesang: Harriet, Antje Kohler, Verena Göltl; Kontrabass: Ulrich Radlberger;Klavier: Michael Schnell) – die gebürtige Norwegerin hat uns auch einen speziellen Drink verraten und was sie gegen Schlaflosigkeit unternimmt
Mehr Infos zu Terminen und Musik gibts auf www.harriet.at
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2011-06-1056 min