How is social media changing democracy? In this episode of Chatter, I sit down with Jamie Bartlett, journalist, author of The People vs Tech, The Missing Crypto Queen, and creator of the podcast of the same name. We discuss the dangers of big tech, the rise of misinformation, algorithmic control, and the future of…
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Welcome to another episode of Chatter! Today, Josh Hamilton sits down with Sooz Kempner, an award-winning comedian, actress, and singer. Together, they navigate a wide range of topics, offering their unique takes on current events and political undercurrents. In this episode, Sooz and Josh discuss the turbulent landscape of UK politics, focusing on the Labour…
Cast-Magic: The World’s Most Powerful Content Tool (30% off with code Casting30) – https://get.castmagic.io/4ktvtch68y67 Welcome back to another episode of “Chatter.” In today’s episode, host Josh Hamilton sits down with commentator and writer Esther Krakue for a lively discussion on the blurred moral lines in politics, the unprecedented re-election of Donald Trump, the economic struggles…
In this episode of Chatter I sat down with Peter Heather, a distinguished professor of Medieval History at King’s College London and the co-author of “Why Empires Fall.” We discussed the intricacies of the Roman Empire’s rise and fall, focusing on themes of corruption, economic and social decline, and external pressures from emerging peripheral powers….
In recent decades, British politics has undergone seismic shifts, driven in part by a divide that journalist and author David Goodhart terms the “Anywhere vs. Somewhere” split. In his influential book The Road to Somewhere, Goodhart introduces these two identity groups, which he believes are essential for understanding political upheavals like Brexit and the rise…
