MUSIC AS POLITICAL POWER - With PilAto, Zambian Music Artist Sensation
[This episode contains great music!]
His beautiful music reaches millions. He’s topped the charts in the African continent. He’s winning change. He’s even been arrested for his music. He is PilAto – real name Fumba Chama – the Zambian music artist and activist sensation. On this truly inspiring ep…
WHY WE NEED TO DREAM – Award-Winning Author Gary Younge on MLK, Inequality and Race
A remarkable conversation with a great thinker and giant of journalism who has covered the great stories of our time. We ask what can be learnt from MLK about the fight against inequality? What holds back change and what is the role of journalism? How can America heal under Biden? We talk about the…
IS SANTA CLAUS A CAPITALIST ICON? – A lively Holiday Special with Asad Rehman
Alas! Santa Claus is coming to town!! And we’re having a Christmas debate on a hot button topic that is dividing people. Is Santa a socialist or a merciless capitalist?
Liz and Nadia talk to Asad Rehman, the Executive Director of War on Want. He’s a lifelong campaigner against racialised capitalism…
What does COP26 mean for non-state actors?
In this episode of Climate Talks, hosts Cathy Oke, Jackie Peel, and guests speak about what COP26 means for non-state actors, including cities, Indigenous Peoples, and youth. Guests include Yunus Arikan, Director of Global Advocacy at ICLEI, Dr Virginia Marshall, Executive Member of the Indigenous …
BUSES AND THE INEQUALITY CRISIS – With Bassam Khawaja and Matteo Rizzo
We need to talk about buses. Yes, buses. And inequality. The issue that nobody’s talking about.
Since the 80s, transport across the world has been privatized – fueling an inequality crisis that undermines our human rights.
Liz, Max and Nabil chat to Bassam Khawaja (Co-Director, Human Rights and Pri…
Hindou Ibrahim, President of the Association for Indigenous Women and Peoples of Chad (AFPAT)
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Kimberly White
Hello and welcome to Common Home Conversations. Today we are joined by Hindou Ibrahim, Founder and President of the Association for Indigenous Women and Peoples of Chad. Hindou is also the Co-Chair of the International Indigenous Peoples Fo…
Ecological crises
Journalist Alok Jha argues that if humans are to survive and thrive for the rest of the 21st Century we must urgently transform our relationship with water.
Many of the serious geopolitical tensions over water as a resource that we looked at in the previous episode of this series are rooted in wor…
“AN INCREDIBLE EXPLOSION OF INEQUALITY” – with Renowned Economist, Branko Milanovic
We are witnessing a COVID-19 driven explosion in inequality. This week, Oxfam released its annual report, Inequality Kills, showing that the pandemic is killing at least 1 person every 4 seconds, while the ten richest men have doubled their fortunes during this same pandemic. This is the biggest si…
Protectors of the Planet: Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples
For centuries, indigenous peoples around the world have been the guardians of the world’s bio and cultural diversity with their wisdom and unique knowledge. Today, they care for more than 20% of the planet’s land and 80% of its biodiversity. In her address to the IIEA, United Nations SDG Advocate a…
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim | President of the Indigenous Peoples Association
Revolutionary insights of how indigenous knowledge can transform business with the incredible UN appointed Hindou Ibrahim.
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