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LSE IQ podcast

LSE
Mental Health
Water Pollution
Artificial Intelligence
Sewage Management
Inequality
United States
Leptin Resistance
Water Privatization
Environmental Regulations
Debt
Cost Of Living Crisis
China
Economics
Class Identity
Loneliness
Cold Water Swimming
Climate Change
Online Scams
Technology
Gender Pay Gap

LSE IQ is a monthly podcast from the London School of Economics and Political Science in which we ask some of the smartest social scientists - and other experts - to answer intelligent questions about economics, politics or society. #LSEIQ

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Latest Episodes

We all have an anecdote of a time when we’ve had an in-person conversation and then received an online advert about something we discussed. This leads many of us to believe our phones are eavesdropping on our conversations.

In this episode of LSE iQ... more

In 2019, the UK became the first major economy to commit in law to reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. But seven years later, the world looks very different. Since then, we've experienced a global pandemic, Russia’s invasion of Ukrain... more

From stage-show stereotypes to life-changing treatment, this episode explores the science - and the myths - behind hypnosis and hypnotherapy. We uncover extraordinary stories of addiction recovery, pain relief, and everyday healing from a form of tal... more

From the pets we love to the animals we rarely see, our relationship with non-human life is full of contradictions. In this episode, we explore what it really means to protect animals and whether welfare is enough, or if rights are the way forward.

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Recent Guests

Akshat Rathi
Award-winning climate reporter for Bloomberg News; author of Climate Capitalism; host of Zero podcast
Bloomberg News
Episode: Should we still care about net zero?
Anna Valero
Professor in practice at LSE's Centre for Economic Performance; advisor on growth and industrial strategy
LSE
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Riccardo Crescenzi
LSE economist researching global value chains and regional growth
LSE
Episode: Should we still care about net zero?
Oliver Harman
Researcher on green global value chains and sustainability in production
LSE
Episode: Should we still care about net zero?
Sarah Ibrahim
Individual who sought help for a 20-year cocaine addiction and shared her recovery journey
Episode: Should we take hypnotherapy more seriously?
Amanda Joy
Practicing hypnotherapist and founder of Northern College of Clinical Hypnotherapy
Northern College of Clinical Hypnotherapy
Episode: Should we take hypnotherapy more seriously?
Nick Long
LSE anthropologist, Associate Professor in LSE's Department of Anthropology
London School of Economics and Political Science
Episode: Should we take hypnotherapy more seriously?
Jeff Sebo
Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at New York University; author of The Moral Circle
New York University
Episode: Should animals have rights?
Jonathan Birch
Director of the Jeremy Collier Center at LSE; focus on animal sentience and welfare
London School of Economics
Episode: Should animals have rights?

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 251 ratings
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    Apple Podcasts
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    mob6 s
    Mexico5 years ago
  • Comprehensive and insightful

    This podcast tries to answer society’s big questions through the research of various social sciences. Both the academic rigour and the empirical insights make LSE IQ a must-listen podcast for policy makers and everyone else enjoying intellectually stimulating discussions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    L'R 1234
    Germany6 years ago
  • Informative

    Very accessible and thought provoking. Suitable for everyone, regardless of your knowledge and passion for economics.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AlexJC18
    United Kingdom6 years ago
  • Can we afford the rich!

    Hi, enjoyed the podcast. Would have liked to have seen more of a true debate. All your speakers leaned toward one side of the argument. The other side of the argument was only given in their words and the short audio clip of Bezos.

    Personally, I think that wealth of the super rich is more about their power. Even when you see them giving their wealth away, they are demonstrating the enormous power of their choices over other potentially better choices. Even with their flaws, democratic governmen... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    RVElliott
    Canada6 years ago
  • Intellectually engaging

    I am super engaged when I hear these podcasts. I want more of these please as they inform me on very real topics and I help me a lot in many ways in improving my personal approach to society and life.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    outsider in norwegian
    Norway7 years ago

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Thoughtful, rigorous discussions with accessible storytelling.
High-quality, pro-policy analysis that appeals to policy-makers and academics.
Guests are experts who back their views with research.

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#181
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#101
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Apple Podcasts
#171
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#179
South Africa/Education

Talking Points

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How can we be more resilient?
Q: What is the first step in building resilience when facing negative events?
Understand the human condition and recognize that setbacks are part of life, then work on reframing the situation and focusing on what can be controlled.
Will the next World War be a cyberwar?
Q: How prepared is the UK for potential cyber attacks?
The UK is better prepared for cyber attacks than a decade ago, with stronger investments in cyber defenses and resilience; however, general vulnerability remains high.
Will the next World War be a cyberwar?
Q: What are the challenges in attributing cyber attacks?
Attribution in cyberspace is complicated due to the nature of digital operations, making it difficult to discover the origin or extent of an attack.
Will the next World War be a cyberwar?
Q: What do we mean when we say cyber war?
Cyber war refers to a series of hostile actions in cyberspace with significant intent, often involving the use of espionage or sabotage as part of overall warfare.
Do we need to pay our debts?
Q: Is debt something we always need to pay?
Our society often encourages debt, and many find themselves in challenging financial situations due to circumstances beyond their control, making it essential to have options for debt relief.

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A rigorous, policy- and society-focused discussion program that blends academic research with real-world implications. Episodes frequently explore economics, governance, technology, and social questions through interviews with university researchers, practitioners, and advocates. Listeners likely include academics, policy makers, and professionals seeking evidence-based perspectives on current issues, with thoughtful takes on topics from AI's impact on work to ethical questions around animals and rights. The show stands out for its combination of empirical rigor, accessible storytelling, and timely, cross-disciplinary conversations that connect theory to everyday life.

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2. Anna Valero
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4. Oliver Harman
5. Sarah Ibrahim
6. Amanda Joy
7. Nick Long
8. Jeff Sebo

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