How the culture wars infiltrated the countryside
Wander out into England’s green and pleasant land and it won’t be long before you come across evidence of the…
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Ghosts in Barratt Home Britain
The phenomena in Uncanny mirror more quotidian troubles: break-ups, bereavement, even a wicked step-parent.
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Heavyweight: a podcast full of humanity
The eighth season of Jonathan Goldstein’s show tells real-life stories that are compelling, empathetic and full of character.
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Cleo Watson reveals the dark arts of electioneering
In How to Win a Campaign, the former Boris Johnson aide gathers wisdom from Dominic Cummings and other political puppeteers.
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Ed Balls and George Osborne’s banal centrism
Their podcast Political Currency is a howl of nostalgia for a bygone era: backseat driving from two men whose own…
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The Immortals takes a sceptical look at “longevity research”
This series tracks attempts at immortality from vampire myths to a global industry now worth $25bn. Is it any more…
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The Daily Mail’s Lucy Letby podcast makes for queasy listening
Its pious concern masking voyeuristic excitement, the in-depth trial coverage is typical “true crime entertainment”.
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Sharing Plate gives a taste of refugees’ histories
This podcast shares the foods and experiences of those who have fled conflicts to make their home in the UK.
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