Analysis
BBC Radio 4Programme examining the ideas and forces which shape public policy in Britain and abroad, presented by distinguished writers, journalists and academics.
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- Excellent
Listened to the discussion around inequality with Paul Johnson and Angus Deaton. Learned a lot.
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United Kingdom6 months ago - This is not journalism
If you prefer your podcasts to be unbiased without a blatant political agenda, you need to look somewhere else.
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United States6 months ago - Population simplifier
I thought the program on falling birth rates failed to explore benefits of falling birth rates and eventually population.
Apple Podcasts1steve orcasUnited States7 months ago - BBC Bias? Give us a break
The BBC is the greatest institution that this country has. The most trusted source of information in the rest of the world. The people, who talk about BBC’s’bias’ are the ones that listen to Nigel Farage and other toxic extremists. Great work, BBC!
Apple Podcasts5TeoGeogreGrahUnited Kingdom8 months ago - Parental alienation
I was disappointed by the narrator’s extreme bias here. This is such an interesting topic that requires complete neutrality to be able to delve into the nuances and facets of this very real phenomena. The narrator almost seemed unwilling to accept the theory. I certainly can buy into the thesis that, there are just as many abusive absent parents, as there are as remaining parents creating alienation between non abusive absent parents and the children. I think most people recognise the theory and... more
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