
The Inquiry gets beyond the headlines to explore the trends, forces and ideas shaping the world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 576 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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There is an episode on Cyprus that fails to interview a Greek Cypriot (but interviews a Greek and a Turkish Cypriot first). That’s just one example of the bias that is leeching into this podcast. Numerous episodes centre certain voices over others and fail to meet basic journalistic standards. I’m a big fan of the layout of this podcast and much of the content, but more effort should be made to ensure accuracy, fairness, balance and impartiality.
Not sure why the BBC persists with this programme. The last episode on “climate change / migration” was just a joke. No analysis. So called “experts” talking out of their nether regions and was as useful as a hole in the head. If you cannot produce an accurate, analytical, and reliable “inquiry” (yes, the clue is in the title), don’t bother. Save the licence fee payer some money!
Wow, BBC is so incredibly out of touch, it’s embarrassing. So now we’re implying that conservatives in Japan, who you know absolutely nothing about, must be homophobic, sexist, conspiracy theorists just because they vote differently? There’s nothing wrong with being a conservative voter. Your country is full of them, open your eyes! Sadly, this isn’t surprising in the least, it is however hilarious that your “inclusive” and “non-racist” virtue signaling goes out the window as soon as someone ide... more
It is my favorite podcast. It is not too fast, and experts pronounce very clearly. I like it mostly.
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Focusing on the underlying trends and ideas that shape global issues, this podcast provides in-depth explorations of significant contemporary topics. Each episode features expert insights on diverse subjects such as climate change, political shifts, economic challenges, and social media governance, aiming for a comprehensive understanding rather than sensationalism. Listeners can expect thoughtful discussions that connect historical context with present-day implications, making complex issues more accessible and relatable. The program's unique approach lies in its commitment to examining multifaceted perspectives on pressing problems, ultimately helping listeners navigate an increasingly interconnected and rapidly changing world.
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Recent guests on The Inquiry include:
1. Yvonne Soh
2. Daniel Willingham
3. Michael Gerlich
4. Sana Khareghani
5. Elizabeth Braw
6. Helga Kalm
7. Marion Messmer
8. Tormod Heier
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