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Our World, Connected

British Council
Cultural Heritage
Culture
Climate Change
Sustainable Development Goals
Artificial Intelligence
Language For Resilience
Youth Skills Development
Peacebuilding
Gender Equality
Language Learning
Education In Africa
British Council
Cultural Rights
Bias In AI
Community Cohesion
Eurovision Song Contest
Liverpool
Cognitive Science
Ethics
Storytelling

Our World, Connected is a brand-new podcast from the British Council, placing you at the heart of the biggest global conversations about culture, connection, and empowerment. Join host Christine Wilson, Director of British Council Research and Insight, and a diverse lineup of world-renowned experts and thinkers as they examine the most pressing issues of our time - and uncover the human stories be... more

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Latest Episodes

What does radical inclusion really look like – and what would change if dignity, access and belonging were built into our systems from the start?

Marking the UN’s International Day of Persons with Disabilities, this episode of Our World, Connected e... more

How can higher education remain resilient in an age of uncertainty?

Universities everywhere are under pressure, from political interference and funding cuts, to rapid technological change and shifting public expectations.

In this episode of Our Wor... more

How can culture and creativity be powerful tools for connection, diplomacy, and intercultural dialogue?

In this episode of Our World, Connected, we explore how art and cultural exchange can drive global cooperation, inspire climate action, embrace y... more

What does cultural heritage have to do with climate change, and how can creativity help communities respond to a crisis that threatens both land and legacy?

In the opening episode of Season 3, host Christine Wilson explores cultural heritage and cre... more

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Saja Mohammed Alkadhimi
A 19-year-old student and member of the UN Youth Advisory Council in Iraq
Iraqi Alliance for Disability, UN Youth Advisory Council
Episode: Radical inclusion: driving social change with and for young disabled people
Michael Ignatieff
Award-winning author, historian, and former leader of Canada's Liberal Party, currently president and director of the Central European University.
Central European University
Episode: Global tertiary education: how to survive and thrive in a volatile world?
Rawan Taha
Working with the United Nations World Food Programme in Namibia as a Monitoring and Reporting Officer.
United Nations World Food Programme
Episode: Global tertiary education: how to survive and thrive in a volatile world?
Urvashi Prasad
Public Health and Policy Advisor, formerly with the Indian government's policy Think Tank.
Indian Government
Episode: Global tertiary education: how to survive and thrive in a volatile world?
Caryn Nery
TNE Network convener of the International Education Association of Australia.
Victoria University
Episode: Global tertiary education: how to survive and thrive in a volatile world?
Antonio Patriota
Brazil's ambassador to the United Kingdom, with a background in foreign affairs and a commitment to cultural exchange.
Brazilian Government
Episode: Bridging worlds: dialogue, diplomacy and the soft power of culture
Javaad Alipoor
British Iranian writer, director, and performer known for politically engaged theater.
Javaad Alipoor Company
Episode: Bridging worlds: dialogue, diplomacy and the soft power of culture
Dr. Sally Flint
Writer and researcher who combines artistic expression with climate conversations.
University of Exeter
Episode: Culture as climate action: creativity, community and change
May Al-Ibrashi
Architect focused on community empowerment through heritage conservation.
Megawra
Episode: Culture as climate action: creativity, community and change

Host

Christine Wilson
Director of the Research and Insight Team at the British Council, Christine hosts discussions that bridge global conversations about culture and its significance in addressing contemporary societal challenges.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
  • Insightful and engaging

    It’s been great to listen, learn and deepen how culture plays a central role in our everyday lives from the mundane to the big political events. It brings in theory, practical experience and expert commentary and reflection.

    A useful listen for anyone interested in arts, culture, politics, international relations, cultural diplomacy and soft power.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ReeceEW
    United Kingdom9 months ago
  • Culture and Development

    Loved the discussion around the role culture and play in helping with sustainable development and offering something different around the SDGs.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    John Newton Howard
    United Kingdoma year ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful discussions that bridge theory and practical experience in culture and education.
The podcast provides a useful perspective on pressing global issues, making it a valuable resource for individuals engaged in arts, culture, and social justice.
Audiences find the inclusion of diverse expert opinions enhances their understanding of international relations and cultural dynamics.

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#213
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Apple Podcasts
#242
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Talking Points

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Radical inclusion: driving social change with and for young disabled people
Q: What does radical inclusion mean in a policy setting?
We need to put people with disabilities in our minds while drafting policies and engage them in the process for real representation and decision making.
Radical inclusion: driving social change with and for young disabled people
Q: What do you think brought you into working with people with disabilities?
It was part of my journey with the British Council in the development field where we started focusing on including people with disabilities as a main target rather than just a quota.
Global tertiary education: how to survive and thrive in a volatile world?
Q: When was the last time you changed your mind about something really important and why?
He reflected on the importance of constantly confronting one's errors and being open to change while holding on to core principles.
Global tertiary education: how to survive and thrive in a volatile world?
Q: How do we get beyond talking about these issues and going into action in operational ways within our own institutions?
Michael Ignatieff discussed the need for institutions to recognize existential challenges and come together to respond effectively, transforming crises into opportunities for change.
Connecting through dialogue: deep listening in divided times
Q: What is deep listening?
Emily defines deep listening as a mindset where you are fully present, open to whatever the speaker shares with respect, curiosity, and awareness of your own judgments.

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1. Saja Mohammed Alkadhimi
2. Michael Ignatieff
3. Rawan Taha
4. Urvashi Prasad
5. Caryn Nery
6. Antonio Patriota
7. Javaad Alipoor
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