podcasts
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The Guardian podcasts - everything you need to knowAward-winning podcasts and radio from the Guardian audio team. Giving your ears the latest in current affairs, politics, science, music, film, books and more
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Is the world really better than ever? – podcastThe headlines have never been worse. But an increasingly influential group of thinkers insists that humankind has never had it so good – and only our pessimism is holding us back -
The marriage equality 'postal plebiscite': what will happen and should you vote? – Australian politics live podcast‘If it comes up we’re going to have to try and win it,’ Ivan Hinton-Teoh from the lobby group just.equal tells Katharine Murphy and Gabrielle Chan -
Editing the embryo: removing harmful gene mutations - Science Weekly podcastHannah Devlin explores the science and ethics behind a landmark study that successfully edited the genomes of developing embryos
news, business & politics
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The Guardian UK: Politics WeeklyThe Guardian UK: Politics WeeklyPanel discussion: How are gender equality victories won in 2017?At the Guardian women seminar, panellists Karen Mattison (Timewise) Amanda Gardiner (Pearson), anti-FGM campaigner Leyla Hussein, Channel 4 News reporter Lindsey Hilsum and barrister Dexter Dias talk about the challenges for feminism in 2017
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Brexit Means...Brexit Means...How will Brexit affect the environment? Brexit means podcastThe topic we’re looking at this week is a big one, and a fundamentally important one, encompassing the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat. Jon Henley is joined by an expert panel to try to figure out what on earth Brexit will mean for our environment
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Australian politics live podcastAustralian politics live podcast'They're insatiable': Jay Weatherill on his clash with the Coalition on energy – Australian politics live podcastThe South Australian premier, Jay Weatherill, joins Katharine Murphy to discuss his plans to tackle the energy market and his argumentws with the federal government
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The Guardian's Audio Long ReadsThe Guardian's Audio Long ReadsWhat is a black professor in America allowed to say? – podcastTommy J Curry thought forcing a public discussion about race and violence was part of his job. It turned out that people didn’t want to hear it
science, tech & innovation
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The Guardian's Science WeeklyThe Guardian's Science WeeklyBeing human in the age of artificial intelligence - Science Weekly podcastIan Sample speaks with Prof Max Tegmark about the advance of AI, the future of life on Earth, and what happens if and when a ‘superintelligence’ arrives
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Chips with everything - The GuardianChips with everything - The GuardianMaking art out of Crossrail – tech podcastNavine G Khan-Dossos’s work explores the shared geometric and algorithmic language of Islamic art and the internet
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The biggest story in the world - The GuardianThe biggest story in the world - The GuardianEpisode 12: Impact
As the curtains close on Alan Rusbridger's editorship the first phase of the Keep it in the Ground campaign draws to an end
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Global Development - The GuardianGlobal Development - The GuardianWithout health, people have nothing': Tanzania seeks a political salve – podcast transcriptBacked by Graça Machel and her fellow Elders, the Tanzanian government is introducing healthcare reforms that could revitalise its economic prospects. Lucy Lamble investigates
arts, culture & lifestyle
- Token
- Guardian Books
- Close encounters
- Audio Long Reads
- Sow, grow, repeat
- UK Culture
- Australian Culture
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The Guardian Books podcastThe Guardian Books podcastJenny Zhang and Carolina Sanín – books podcastOn this week’s podcast, we talk to the Chinese-American author Jenny Zhang and the Colombian writer Carolina Sanín
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The Guardian's TokenThe Guardian's TokenEnd of season 2 – Token podcastLeah and Freddy bring you a quick update on Token
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The Story from The GuardianThe Story from The GuardianCamera Off: At Her Majesty's Pleasure, royal pageboy to prison inmate – The Story podcastAlex Trenchard, a aristocrat who was once a pageboy for the queen who went to prison for stealing a quarter of a million pounds from Tesco to fund a music festival
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The Guardian's Audio Long ReadsThe Guardian's Audio Long ReadsWhat is a black professor in America allowed to say? – podcastTommy J Curry thought forcing a public discussion about race and violence was part of his job. It turned out that people didn’t want to hear it
sport
- Football weekly
- EPL: the view from Australia
- Guardian guide to running
- Andy Zaltzman's summer of sport
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Football Weekly - The GuardianFootball Weekly - The GuardianIs 'the Wembley curse' fake news? – Football WeeklyCambridge United’s most famous fan Max Rushden is joined today by Paolo Bandini, Jacob Steinberg and, making his pod debut, Ed Aarons.
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Andy Zaltzman's Summer of Sport - The GuardianAndy Zaltzman's Summer of Sport - The GuardianRyan Lochte, Paralympics, and the world's biggest scrum - Andy Zaltzman's Summer of SportAndy Zaltzman bids adieu to the sporting summer, reflecting on Ryan Lochte telling porkies; the controversy surrounding the Paralympics; and the world’s biggest scrum
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Beginner: The Guardian Guide to RunningBeginner: The Guardian Guide to RunningThe Guardian Guide to Running podcast: Beginner - week 1Welcome to our new running guide series: the hard work starts here!
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Advanced: The Guardian Guide to RunningAdvanced: The Guardian Guide to RunningThe Guardian Guide to Running podcast: Advanced - run 1The first of our advanced running guides is a threshold run
Football Weekly - The Guardian Goals, petulance and absent defences: the Premier League is back! – Football Weekly