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Masud Husain - A Neurologist’s Guide to the Self and the Brain
Masud Husain - A Neurologist’s Guide to the Self and the Brain

Neurologist and Oxford Professor Dr Masud Husain explores the intricacies of the brain, and how much our sense of self can change through brain disor…

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Daniel Swift – Art, Commerce, and the Origin Story of William Shakespeare
Daniel Swift – Art, Commerce, and the Origin Story of William Shakespeare

The story of Elizabethan theatre is often told through the artistic genius of Shakespeare and his contemporaries. Critic and scholar Daniel Swift has…

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Gina Rippon - How Science Failed Autistic Women
Gina Rippon - How Science Failed Autistic Women

Gina Rippon delves into the emerging science of female autism, asking why it has been systematically ignored and misunderstood for so long. Generatio…

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Robin Ince Meets Slavoj Žižek - The World In 2025
Robin Ince Meets Slavoj Žižek - The World In 2025

Slavoj Žižek, one of the most outrageous and maverick thinkers of our time, joins Robin Ince for deep dive into his life and thought.

From his life a…

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Bonnie Tsui - Rethinking Muscle and the Way We Move
Bonnie Tsui - Rethinking Muscle and the Way We Move

Muscle: it shapes us and allows us to shape who we want to be. Author and athlete Bonnie Tsui explores the world of muscle in all its rich personal, …

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Gabriel Weston - A New Journey Through the Human Anatomy
Gabriel Weston - A New Journey Through the Human Anatomy

Dissolving the boundaries that usually divide surgeon and patient, award-winning novelist and surgeon Gabriel Weston illuminates a new journey into t…

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Yung Pueblo - How To Love Better
Yung Pueblo - How To Love Better

We might know how to love deeply, but when tensions rise and miscommunication mingles with blame, how can we learn to love better? New York Times bes…

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John Higgs - The Story of Doctor Who
John Higgs - The Story of Doctor Who

How did a low budget sci-fi show widely loathed by its creators the BBC go on to become a bedrock of British culture that means the world to millions…

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Anne-Laure Le Cunff - How Everyday Curiosity Can Help You Reach Your Goals
Anne-Laure Le Cunff - How Everyday Curiosity Can Help You Reach Your Goals

In a goal-obsessed world, how can we become our best selves without falling into a rat race that leaves us feeling burnt out and unhappy? Neuroscient…

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Edward Fishman - How the Global Economy Became a Weapon of War
Edward Fishman - How the Global Economy Became a Weapon of War

Foreign policy expert and Senior Research Scholar at Columbia University, Edward Fishman, joins us to reveal the history of sanctions and the threats…

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