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  1. 29/01/2026

    Conversations about tomorrow, from Today.

  2. 22/01/2026

    Conversations about tomorrow, from Today.

  3. 15/01/2026

    Conversations about tomorrow, from Today.

  4. Knowledge and Nostalgia: Why a University Education Should Be Free (Louisa Munch)

    Academic Louisa Munch argues that you shouldn’t have to pay for higher education.

  5. Radical History: Greek Gods, Roman Emperors and Religion (with Tom Holland from The Rest Is History)

    Historian and podcaster Tom Holland on the origins and evolution of radical ideas.

  6. Newscast Review of the Year

    With Newscast's review of the year.

  7. Information Crisis: Why Social Media Bans Aren't The Answer (Naomi Alderman)

    The best-selling author on why we need to prioritise human connection in the digital age.

  8. Jamie Oliver: Obesity and Debt are Killing Britain

    The chef and campaigner on how to improve our food and our finances.

  9. Porn and Masculinity: How to Teach Kids about Sex and Relationships (Jordan Stephens)

    Musician Jordan Stephens on why we need sex education fit for the digital age.

  10. A War on Climate Change: Are Environmental Activists Losing The Fight? (Chris Packham)

    Chris Packham says conservationists like him have not done enough to protect nature.

  11. Beyond Ultra-Processed Foods: Can Farmers Fix Our Health and the Planet? (James Rebanks)

    James Rebanks on how to build a secure, sustainable and healthy food system.

  12. Digital Dominance: How to Limit the Power of Big Tech (Sir Nick Clegg)

    The deputy PM turned Meta executive on the influence of tech bosses like Mark Zuckerberg.

  13. Irrational Humans: How Our Behaviour Shapes the Economy (Professor Richard Thaler)

    A Nobel Prize winning economist tackles some of the biggest issues facing Britain.

  14. A New Generational Divide: Living with(out) the Bank of Mum and Dad (Dr Eliza Filby)

    Historian Dr Eliza Filby on how young people can thrive without leaning on family wealth.

  15. ChatGPT and Google: The Tech Billionaire Taking On AI Companies (Matthew Prince)

    Cloudflare's CEO on why it's blocking bots that scrape content to train AI models.

  16. A Fatal Punch: Why I Met the Parents of the Man I Killed (Jacob Dunne)

    Jacob Dunne killed a man with a single punch. Now he campaigns for restorative justice.

  17. Climate Migration: Confronting the Reality of Global Warming (Gaia Vince)

    Gaia Vince makes the positive case for immigration despite public concern over the issue.

  18. British Identity: How Schools Can Improve Multiculturalism (Katharine Birbalsingh)

    The headteacher who promotes traditional values and unity over diversity.

  19. The Weaponisation of Science: How to Avoid a Global Catastrophe (Professor Carlo Rovelli)

    Physicist Carlo Rovelli argues for natural intelligence over artificial intelligence.

  20. Life After Vogue: Why I Want To Reinvent Fashion Magazines (Edward Enninful)

    The ex-British Vogue editor on why he thinks fashion risks going backwards on diversity.

  21. Identity Politics: Why the Left Needs to Stop Fighting Culture Wars (Ash Sarkar)

    Ash Sarkar on what people on the radical Left are getting wrong about British politics.

  22. Artificial Intelligence: An AI Boss Warns About The Risks (Dario Amodei)

    The Anthropic CEO calls for more regulation and explains how AI could take your job.

  23. YouTube, Insta and TikTok: A Guide to Growing Your Social Media Following (Jordan Schwarzenberger - part one)

    The manager of YouTube collective Sidemen on building a brand and monetising it.

  24. Homelessness and the Housing Crisis: How To End Rough Sleeping (Sabrina Cohen-Hatton)

    A top firefighter on how she went from sleeping on the streets to advising Prince William.

  25. Fake News: How We Can Save Ourselves From Disinformation (Eliot Higgins)

    Bellingcat founder Eliot Higgins on hunting Russian spies and the crisis of democracy.

  26. Books v Screens: Why Every School Needs a Library (Katherine Rundell)

    Children’s author Katherine Rundell on the crisis of reading amongst kids.

  27. Britain’s New Right: Could Reform Replace The Tories? (Dr James Orr)

    And what a Nigel Farage government might look like.

  28. Robert Macfarlane: Rivers Are Dying So Give Them Rights

    Britain's rivers are polluted but the best-selling author says there's a way to save them.

  29. Grey Britain: Do We Need To Have More Children? (Dr Paul Morland)

    Demographer Paul Morland says parents should pay less tax and get more benefits.

  30. From Trump to Corbyn: How Social Media Shapes Politics (Billy Bragg)

    Billy Bragg on the 'Twitterisation of debate', the new working class and protest songs.

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