Just For Laughs Montreal
Katherine's Telling Everybody Everything about her family trip to Canada and her first JFL festival with a baby. Spoiler alert: HARDLY A FESTIVAL DON'T BRING ONE. Also, Canadian customer service is on the decline. Thanks for your letters about relationships, being a new step mum and the one hour…
Did Crowdscience change your life?
As CrowdScience celebrates its third birthday, the team takes time to revisit some of our early episodes, and catch up with listeners to discover if the answers we uncovered changed the course of their lives? We hear from Zach, who has learned to let go of a possibly lost memory and Erin, who disco…
Resilience
Resilience is one of the buzzwords of the moment with multiple self-helps books and motivational speakers all promising us we can learn to be resilient, and use this skill to manage our pain. But what exactly is resilience and why does it help some people to cope better in times of stress than ot…
Journalists: Free speech v personal safety
Robin talks to fellow journalists around the world who have to walk the fine line between an espousal of free speech rights and their own safety. Is there reason to be optimistic about the future? He travels to Paris to the former office of Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical magazine which saw ma…
The pot washers
Do you know who’s washing your dishes?
Emily Thomas talks to pot washers from around the world, about what they love and loathe about life at the sink.
A kitchen can’t survive without the pot washer, yet we rarely give them a second thought, lavishing all our attention instead on the chefs. But ma…
The road to Glasgow
Climate change is upon us. In 2018 the IPCC published a report with the most significant warning about the impact of climate change in 20 years. Unless the world keeps warming to below 1.5% degrees Celsius the impact on the climate will be severe. Sea levels will rise, leading to flooding, and ex…
Early diagnosis and research
James Parkinson described a condition known as the “shaking palsy” over 200 years ago. Today there are many things that scientists still don’t understand explaining why diagnosis, halting the progression or finding a cure for Parkinson’s can seem elusive. But how close are researchers to developing…
Are Platform Teams Good?
How do you build effective, productive platform teams? What should their mission be, and what type of tools and dangers do they have?
We start by questioning if there are such things as platform teams and their roles, as well as how they can go awry in modern organizations.
At the end, we recog…
Content Moderation - Safe Social Media?
What type of speech can we control, allow and amplify? Today's episode was about content moderation in social media. The issues here are nuanced, but absolutely critical for our functioning society to get right.
We discuss various interlocking issues, including what type of feedback loops we are …
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