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The science intersection

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This podcast is on a range of issues but generally they fit into one of four categories. The four categories are: Climate change, alternative economic systems, diversity and health. On occasion the podcast has episodes which don't fit into any of these. 
The podcast is a mix of science and social science and other elements which impact on well-being. 

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30 minutes
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Engelsk
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81 episoder
siden 16. august 2024
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Climate Security, Part 1: From Extreme Weather to Everyday Lives

Climate Security, Part 1: From Extreme Weather to Everyday Lives

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Send us Fan Mail How can a flood or heatwave ripple through people’s livelihoods, health and security and how do we prepare for what comes next? In part one, Adrian, founder and CEO of Organizational Insight Consulting, joins Rachel to explore climate security through his experience in intelligence…
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From Climate Anxiety to Joyful Resistance—with Nicole J. Levin

From Climate Anxiety to Joyful Resistance—with Nicole J. Levin

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Send us Fan Mail When Nicole J. Levin received a message about a frightening climate report while working 70-hour weeks in a television writers’ room, she froze. Her growing climate anxiety eventually led her away from entertainment and into environmental activism—but giving everything to the cause…
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Piece by Piece: Sheryl Hauk on Surviving Childhood Abuse and Rebuilding a Life

Piece by Piece: Sheryl Hauk on Surviving Childhood Abuse and Rebuilding a Life

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Science Intersection, Rachel speaks with author, educator and advocate Sheryl Hauk about her memoir, Piece by Piece. Sheryl discusses surviving childhood sexual abuse, the lasting effects of trauma and what rebuilding a life can look like. She explains how st…
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How Memes Are Changing Politics: From Ukraine to AI Slop

How Memes Are Changing Politics: From Ukraine to AI Slop

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Send us Fan Mail Dr Tine Munk of Nottingham Trent University joins me to explore how memes have become part of the way people encounter politics — from Ukraine’s use of humour and visual storytelling during the war to AI-generated misinformation, political satire and the rise of Count Binface. We d…
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Can the Economy Be Kinder? Work, Housing, Climate and a Better Future

Can the Economy Be Kinder? Work, Housing, Climate and a Better Future

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Send us Fan Mail What would the economy look like if it was designed around wellbeing, fairness and the planet rather than endless growth and profit? In this episode of The Science Intersection, Rachel speaks with Guy Dauncey, author of The Economics of Kindness, and Donald Power, author of a book …
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Male Victims Matter Too: Liana on Domestic Abuse, Policing and Compassion

Male Victims Matter Too: Liana on Domestic Abuse, Policing and Compassion

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I speak with Liana, author of Men Ignored, specialist in domestic abuse and former Metropolitan Police officer. We discuss male victims of domestic abuse, why their experiences are often missed or minimised, and how gender stereotypes can shape the way we think abo…
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David Shukman on Climate Change, Extreme Heat and How We Respond

David Shukman on Climate Change, Extreme Heat and How We Respond

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Science Intersection, I speak with David Shukman, former BBC science editor and author of The Response, about what climate change means for everyday life and how people, communities and governments can respond. David talks about his years reporting on science…
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From Good Ideas to Better Outcomes: Testing Social Policy in the Real World

From Good Ideas to Better Outcomes: Testing Social Policy in the Real World

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Send us Fan Mail In Part 2 of my conversation with Professor Michael Sanders and Julia Ellingwood, we look at what evidence can show us that good intentions, professional experience and common sense might miss. We discuss why it is not enough to ask whether a policy or intervention works we also ne…
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Evidence, Ideology and Citizens’ Assemblies: How Do We Decide What Works?

Evidence, Ideology and Citizens’ Assemblies: How Do We Decide What Works?

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Science Intersection, I’m joined by Professor Michael Sanders and Julia Ellingwood for a conversation about evidence-based policy — what it means, why it matters, and why good ideas do not always translate neatly into better outcomes. Michael is Professor of …
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Helen Pearson: How Evidence Shows What Really Works

Helen Pearson: How Evidence Shows What Really Works

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Send us Fan Mail What does it really mean to ask, “Where is the evidence?” In this episode of The Science Intersection, I’m joined by Helen Pearson, award-winning science journalist, editor at Nature, and author of Beyond Belief: How Evidence Shows What Really Works. We talk about how evidence-base…
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