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Why We Need to Talk About Crimea with Rory Finnin, Oksana Dovgopolova and Alim Aliev
Why We Need to Talk About Crimea with Rory Finnin, Oksana Dovgopolova and Alim Aliev

Season 1 Episode 128

Crimea has been a starting point of the Russian war against Ukraine. By dissecting the tumultuous history of Crimea, Cambridge-scholar Rory Finnin ar…

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Gaia Vince on Climate, food and migration: how to live through the age of collapse?
Gaia Vince on Climate, food and migration: how to live through the age of collapse?

Season 1 Episode 130

How to live through the age of collapse? Science writer and broadcaster Gaia Vince (Nomad Century, Adventures in the Anthropocene) explores how the c…

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How to Lose a Democracy – with Marietje Schaake and Ece Temelkuran
How to Lose a Democracy – with Marietje Schaake and Ece Temelkuran

Season 1 Episode 129

How are the tech oligarchs shaping our democracies? In conversation with former EU-parliament member Marietje Schaake and journalist Ece Temelkuran.

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Anne Applebaum and Volodymyr Yermolenko on Ukraine's past, present and future
Anne Applebaum and Volodymyr Yermolenko on Ukraine's past, present and future

Season 1 Episode 131

Pulitzer prize-winning author Anne Applebaum and Ukrainian philosopher Volodymyr Yermolenko engage in conversation about Ukraine’s past, present and …

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Anne Applebaum on How Autocracy Became a Business Model
Anne Applebaum on How Autocracy Became a Business Model

Season 1 Episode 127

Brainwash Festival x De Balie x TivoliVredenburg - Historian, journalist, and Pulitzer Prize winner Anne Applebaum dissects modern dictatorship. What…

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In conversation with Tash Aw and Radna Fabias about social change, generational gaps and the legacy of colonialism
In conversation with Tash Aw and Radna Fabias about social change, generational gaps and the legacy of colonialism

Season 1 Episode 126

How does movement, across borders and social class, shape one’s sense of belonging? A conversation with writers Tash Aw and Radna Fabias about social…

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Wereldvluchtelingendag: solidariteit in politiek verharde tijden
Wereldvluchtelingendag: solidariteit in politiek verharde tijden

Season 1 Episode 125

Een meerderheid van de Nederlanders – 58 procent – vindt dat we de plicht hebben om ‘echte vluchtelingen’ op te vangen. Maar die stemmen klinken mind…

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Schrijver Nadia de Vries over lotsbestemming, dagjesmensen en klassenverschillen
Schrijver Nadia de Vries over lotsbestemming, dagjesmensen en klassenverschillen

Season 1 Episode 84

Nadia de Vries groeide op in dorpen in de IJmond en keek vanuit haar kinderkamer uit op de torens van de hoogovens. Deze dorpen en haar bewoners vorm…

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Is my t-shirt made with Uyghur forced labour? Freedom Lecture by Jewher Ilham
Is my t-shirt made with Uyghur forced labour? Freedom Lecture by Jewher Ilham

Season 1 Episode 124

Jewher Ilham advocates for the end of Uyghur forced labour, carried out in camps like the one where her father is detained. How to encourage governme…

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Holland Festival - Meet the associate artist: Trajal Harrell
Holland Festival - Meet the associate artist: Trajal Harrell

Season 1 Episode 123

Meet Trajall Harrell, an American groundbreaking choreographer, and this year’s Holland Festival associate artist. By combining and adapting postmode…

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