# Angus Hervey
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How Education Is Rebuilding Northern Uganda: Girls, Hope & Healing
What happens when you redesign education around the people who have been left behind?
Meet Alice Achan - social worker, educator and founder of the Te-Kworo Foundation, a boarding school in Northern Uganda that is helping young mothers and vulnerable girls rebuild their lives. What started as a sma…
The Long History of AI: From Descartes to Astro Boy & ChatGPT
What if artificial intelligence isn't just about machines? What if it's part of a much longer story about how we understand ourselves?
In every age, humans have questioned what separates us from animals, machines, and each other. In this episode, Angus Hervey and Ada Palmer explore our changing i…
The Teen Sisters Rebuilding Gaza: Earth Prize Winners Tala & Farah Mousa
Since October 2023, much of the world's attention has been focused on the destruction in Gaza. This conversation is about something we hear much less about: rebuilding.
Meet Tala and Farah Mousa, two teenage sisters from Gaza and winners of The Earth Prize Middle East, one of the world's leading en…
The Future of Farming: Healthy Soil, AI and Food Security
The story of farming has always been one of adaptation. The next chapter may be its most one important yet.
In this special episode of Fix The News, we bring together two conversations exploring one of the defining questions of our time: how do we feed a growing world without destroying the planet …
We’ve Been Arguing About Gender Equality for 2,300 Years. Why Aren’t We Done?
We figured out that women and men were equal thousands of years ago. So why did it take so long for the world to catch up?
Arguments for gender equality stretch back at least 2,300 years. Plato imagined men and women ruling together. And yet, again and again, the idea surfaced, stalled, disappear…
When the Taliban Banned Girls From School, SOLA Kept Teaching
Five years ago, the Taliban banned girls from the classroom. One school refused to stop teaching.
In August 2021, as the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, the staff and students of SOLA, the country’s first and only boarding school for Afghan girls, managed to escape to Rwanda, where they…
The Invention of Doubt: Science and the Problem with Certainty
We expect science to give us answers. But what if its greatest breakthrough was learning to be wrong?
For most of human history, we wanted knowledge to be certain. Then, around 400 years ago, something changed. After discovering that much of what we thought we knew about geography, astronomy, medic…
Can We Stop the Next Pandemic Before It Starts?
What if we could catch the next pandemic before it starts?
For most of human history, we’ve discovered outbreaks after people start getting sick. But what if we could spot a dangerous virus as it emerges, track it as it spreads and give health workers the information they need to stop it - in real …
Climate Fixes For Doomers
I had the privilege of hosting 3 incredible guests who each deserve an episode of their own. We tackled the topic of optimism, solutions and how the climate story needs to move on to the part where we’re saving the world, not just saying how f*cked we are.
Lucy Siegle is a journalist, broadcaster a…
Lead Poisoning Is Solvable. So What’s Been the Hold Up?
How do you get the world to pay attention to a problem it thinks it's already solved?
Around a billion children are exposed to dangerous levels of lead. It can be hiding in cookware, spices and cosmetics, or released through industries like battery recycling. For a child, exposure can mean losing u…
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