
Beyond the politics, beyond our geography are the intangible connections that hold us together – The We Society. The We Society podcast is here to tell you about the thousands of ways the Social Sciences can help us understand and enhance this complicated and fascinating human network. What can we do to fix the NHS? How can we better manage climate change? How do we end the cost of living cris... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesNewsNews CommentaryScience | |||

The UK’s Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) system is buckling because of rising demand. One in five children now qualify for some form of SEND support, yet access still depends heavily on postcode and parental intervention.
In this ep... more
The ongoing war in Ukraine has recently hit a grim milestone: in June 2026 it surpassed the duration of World War One.
In this episode of the We Society, Michael Kofman talks to host Will Hutton about why what began as a bid for quick victory has b... more
In today’s global media landscape we are confronted with seemingly endless urgent crises: issues like the housing crisis, the climate crisis and the wealth inequality crisis all vie for our attention, despite social science research proving these iss... more
Saul Klein is one of Europe's leading venture capitalists and co-founder of Phoenix Court, the venture capital firm behind some of Britain's most successful high-growth technology companies. He likes to say he is investing with venture capital in ‘pr... more
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Welcome back! Very stimulating
Really interesting - great conversations with people who consider all sides and perspectives to situations. Always relevant subjects.
Only found this thanks to a suggestion from the ‘great algorithm in the sky’ well cloud, all the episodes I’ve listened to are informative, entertaining and generally positive making listening to them a really enjoyable experience. Really good stuff.
I love learning about why we humans behave the way the do and love listening to smart people tell me why. This ticks all those boxes and more
I’m enjoying learning about the role of the social sciences. I studied Sociology at University in the late 80’s. I don’t think that I was ever told what it was really for or encouraged to turn my studies into a career. If only I could do it over! This will have to do. And it will do quite well. Thank you.
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The show consistently centers on big-picture social science questions, translating research from economics, psychology, sociology, and public policy into timely debates about growth, wellbeing, misinformation, climate action, and public services. Guests range from Nobel laureates and university professors to policy researchers and foundation leaders, offering rigorous analysis along with practical implications for governments, institutions, and everyday life. Noteworthy are its clear-eyed discussions of how innovation, education, and governance intersect with democratic values, plus a willingness to explore controversial or complex topics with nuance and accessible storytelling.
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Recent guests on The We Society include:
1. Danny Dorling
2. Sophie Harman
3. Helen Miller
4. Sir Richard Blundell
5. Saul Klein
6. Michael Kaufman
7. Alice Rees
8. Simon Rogers
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