In a world marked by wicked social problems, The Minefield helps you negotiate the ethical dilemmas, contradictory claims and unacknowledged complicities of modern life.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 502 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture |
There is no doubt that silence can be a form of cowardice: a refusal to speak up or speak out on behalf of others, an unwillingness to join our voices with theirs lest we be made to bear their punishment. In such a case, we could say, the absence of ... more
The politics of immigration has returned in recent months — and returned with a depth of feeling that suggests it never truly went away. It’s always there, lingering just beneath the surface of Western societies, waiting to be tapped into by politici... more
In a remarkable column from 1944, George Orwell bemoaned the sheer range of social and political phenomena to which the label “Fascist” was being applied — to the point that he believed the word itself had become “almost entirely meaningless”. And wh... more
This week is the first ever “Minefield Mailbag”, where Waleed and Scott try to respond to what’s been on our listeners’ minds.
The questions they take on cover such diverse topics as society’s obligations to self-professed “sovereign citizens”, whet... more
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Brilliant‼️ More please‼️
This is a fabulous show but I’ve been listening less. Mainly because it’s virtually impossible to contact the team. Guving feedback and asking for subjects to be included is sadly very difficult. So I came here! Hopefully they read this
The discovery of the Minefield podcast was a providential. I loved former ABC podcast named “The Signal “ and was desperate to find an equivalent. Here it is, in another format, longer, with deep brainstorming conversations about current issues, crossing all together philosophy, religion, ethics, politics, and sciences areas. The hosts are just excellent journalists, full of humour and knowing what they talk about, welcoming also experts to share their insight. The show is well structured. I am ... more
The piece on masculinity was interesting with many approaches to the subject although I think the title is very misleading. The one on recognizing a Palestinian state descended into anti-Israeli sentiment so that was expected, but no mention as to what a Palestinian state would look like, who would be in charge or how it would be led or understood, what’s the mantra and what type of state? Quite disappointing.
Love this podcast but can you please talk about the fascinating obsession with Erin Patterson’s Mushroom trial ? Why are we obsessed with it , a white middle class female isn’t the typical criminal-what does it say about our own unconscious biases in why is the male doctor being attacked for speaking out ? Keep up the great work !
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This podcast provides listeners with thoughtful and nuanced discussions surrounding complex ethical dilemmas and societal challenges in modern life. It covers a wide range of topics including political discourse, technology's impact on humanity, conceptions of masculinity, and traditional versus profit-driven care models. Each episode features in-depth dialogues that blend personal anecdotes, philosophical insights, and expert contributions, fostering a rich exploration of current events and moral questions.
Notably, the podcast encourages a culture of respectful debate while engaging in topics that often invoke strong emotions and contentious viewpoints. This unique approach not only seeks to illuminate different perspectives but also inv... more
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Recent guests on The Minefield include:
1. Sukhmani Khurrana
2. Jason Stanley
3. Tim Lynch
4. Sophie Gee
5. Karen Jones
6. Karen Hao
7. Greg Marston
8. Garrett Cullity
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