Intelligence Squared

Keir Starmer, Will Hutton, Alastair Campbell and Sonia Sodha on How to Remake Britain, Part One

Britain is in big trouble. The country has dipped into recession, local councils are going...

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The Great London Novel, with Andrew O'Hagan

Andrew O’Hagan has written seven novels, three non-fiction books, a play and many standout...

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The F Word: Re-evaluating Society's Approach to Body Image, with Kate Manne

In her latest book, writer and Associate Professor of Philosophy at Cornell University, Kate...

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Unlocking the Power of Memory, with Charan Ranganath

Charan Ranganath is the Director of the Memory and Plasticity Program and a Professor of...

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Going Nuclear: Could a Catastrophic Conflict Take Place? with Annie Jacobsen

Annie Jacobsen is an investigative journalist and author whose books probe the periphery of what...

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• 8 días

Finding the Story within Ordinary Human Failings, with Megan Nolan

Megan Nolan is an Irish journalist and author who has made a name for herself by cutting to the...

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• 10 días

Why We Need to Slow Down to Save the Planet, with Kohei Saito

Kohei Saito is the Japanese philosopher and associate professor of philosophy at the University...

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• 11 días

A Journey Into Our Geopolitical Future, with Elliot Ackerman

With AI's capabilities now beginning to conjure visions reminiscent of science fiction, it's...

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• 12 días

Are You Free? How Work Relentlessly Eats Up Our Time

In a world increasingly built around convenience, why do we often feel so short of free time?...

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• 15 días

Comedy in Dark Times, with Armando Iannucci and Helen Lewis, Part Two

This is the second instalment of a three-part discussion. Armando Iannucci is one of Britain’s...

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• 17 días

Comedy in Dark Times, with Armando Iannucci and Helen Lewis, Part One

Armando Iannucci is one of Britain’s best-loved comedy writers. The creator of hit shows such as...

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• 18 días

Love and Brotherhood in Black Gay Britain, with Jason Okundaye

Jason Okundaye is a writer whose essays and work have been published in titles such as The London...

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• 20 días

How Technology Has Made Us What We Are, with Tom Chatfield

Tom Chatfield is a tech philosopher whose new book looks at how humans have lived side by side...

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• 22 días

Misogyny and the Middle-Aged Woman, with Victoria Smith, Hadley Freeman and Sonia Sodha, Part Two

This is Part Two of a three-part discussion. Why are middle-aged women these days subject to so...

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• 24 días

Misogyny and the Middle-Aged Woman, with Victoria Smith, Hadley Freeman and Sonia Sodha, Part One

This is Part One of a three-part discussion. Why are middle-aged women these days subject to so...

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• 25 días

The Long Shadow of AI, with Madhumita Murgia

As a writer who focuses on technology and as AI Editor for The Financial Times, Madhumita Murgia...

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• 27 días

How to Fix the Inequality of Wealth, with Liam Byrne

The Labour MP Liam Byrne is Chair of the House of Commons Business and Trade Select Committee. He...

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• 29 días

Page-Turner: A History of the Notebook

Roland Allen is a publisher and author whose new book is a history of that everyday essential,...

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Reimagining the Life of Mary, Queen of Scots, with Flora Carr

Debut novelist Flora Carr's new book, The Tower, looks at the life Scotland's 16th-century...

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The Intelligence Squared Economic Outlook with Martin Wolf

2024 is set to be a seismic year. A win by Donald Trump in the US presidential election could...

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