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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 859 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Daily NewsNewsNews Commentary | |||

Russell Brand started off as a comedian and presenter in the UK, known for his back-brushed hair and self-proclaimed sex addiction. After fame in the US and a short marriage to Katy Perry, he’s now a big religious influencer.
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This podcast is super interesting! I do enjoy listening to it !
Good but they speak verry fast and I don’t understand the half.
So short. I don’t feel you answer many questions about the topic.
Please report accurately on the eligibility of contestants
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The show delivers concise, news-driven conversations across a wide range of topics, from science and technology to culture, politics, and global events. Episodes tend to pair expert guests with informed hosts to unpack complex issues—think attachment theory, climate dynamics, AI safety, energy geopolitics, and social trends—often weaving in real-world implications for daily life, policy, and industry. A standout is the willingness to explore multidisciplinary angles with on-the-ground reporting, academic insight, and industry context, which makes it useful for listeners who want clear takeaways and practical nuance in a short, digestible format.
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Recent guests on What in the World include:
1. Jacob Evans
2. Annabel Rackham
3. Emma Sunny
4. William Lee Adams
5. Kerry Allen
6. Esme Stallard
7. Jake Kwon
8. Mina Radovanović
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