The extraordinary and hidden histories behind everyday objects and actions
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 383 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Categories | HistorySociety & Culture |
Whether it is the growth in co-working spaces around the world full of 20 and 30-somethings starting their own thing, to TV shows on entrepreneurship, all the way to the big successes out of California’s Silicon Valley, the millennial generation are ... more
We can now curate who we talk to in a way that wasn’t thinkable when a bulky landline phone sat in a corner of a house and rang with anonymous urgency. The screens on our devices allow us to communicate in any number of quick, cheap but silent ways.T... more
Physical scars can be sources of shame or badges of honour: acquired accidentally or a cry for help. How should we read them, and what do they tell us about ourselves and our place in the world?
We explore the practice of scarification, intentional ... more
Dystopic fiction is going through a bit of a boom at the moment, but why is it that we can’t seem to get enough of stories where ordinary people struggle to survive against an all-powerful state, or in a post-apocalyptic world? Is it because they ref... more
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I grew up listening to the BBC world service when I used to live in Mozambique now in my early 20’s the programs remind me of my childhood road trips when my dad used to tune into the radio station and allow us to be lost in the various stories they had. I would even be lost in the news the radio had a way of connecting and soothing me back and the day and currently too.
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