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Understand
BBC Radio 4
The End Times Continue
AIR
For the Good of the Public | The Morning Five
That Sounds Fun Network
Tạp chí Việt Nam
RFI Tiếng Việt
What Could Go Right?
The Progress Network with Zachary Karabell and Emma Varvaloucas
The Lawfare Podcast
The Lawfare Institute
OpenMHz
OpenMHz
Insight for Living Canada - LifeTrac Podcast
Chuck Swindoll - Insight for Living Canada
Insight for Living Canada Daily Broadcast
Chuck Swindoll - Insight for Living Canada
Ones Ready
Aaron Love, Trent Seegmiller, and Jared "Peaches" Pietras
Strict Scrutiny
Strict Scrutiny
The Safety Consultant Podcast
Sheldon Primus, MPA, COSM, COSS
DC EKG
Stay On Course Studios
Wendover Productions
Wendover Productions
Toute l'actualité en temps réel avec Europe 1
Europe 1
The Team House
dee takos
Politically Georgia
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
セイジドウラク
TBS RADIO
Peter St Onge Podcast
Peter St Onge, Ph.D
Crooked River Cast
Rob & Tom
Civics In A Year
The Center for American Civics
Hub Podcasts
Hub Canada Media
The Fox News Rundown
FOX News Radio
פודמס, הפודקסט של רשות המסים
GPO Israel
The High Court Report
SCOTUS Oral Arguments
The Adventures of Horatio Hornblower
C.S. Forester
Adventures of Horatio Hornblower Radio
C.S. Forester
The Virginia Press Room
VPM & VPAP
CarneCruda.es SECCIONES
La República Independiente
LA Podcast
LA Podcast
WT 360: The market from all angles
Nick Wakeman, Ross Wilkers
The Strong Towns Podcast
Strong Towns
The Gary DeMar Podcast
Gary DeMar
RTC FM
RTC FM
Classes of Mail
Alan Gegax
Texas Minute
Texas Scorecard
Government
BBC Radio 4
Somewhere in the North Pacific, 1971. A ragbag crew of environmentalist hippies sets sail on a rickety fishing boat in a last ditch effort to stop a nuclear weapons test. Their tumultuous voyage would birth the modern gr...
We follow Extinction Rebellion on one of its first ever actions. Before the rebels shut down London, before they became a household name, they occupied an office building in Islington. Their target? Not a fossil fuel com...
The modern green movement has been shaped not only by protest, but by conflict within the ranks. Shared ideas are forged through friction - battles over tactics, solutions, or who gets a voice. Justin Rowlatt goes to the...
Could the water industry be nationalised? Should the water industry be nationalised? And who will bear the ultimate costs for cleaning up our rivers?Reported and presented by Kate Lamble Series Producer: Elle Scott Sound...
As Thames Water’s finances deteriorate, “vultures” circle.Reported and presented by Kate Lamble Producer: Elle Scott Sound Design: Andy Fell Executive Producer: Joe Kent Commissioning Executive: Tracy Williams Commissi...
New legislation promises to slash the sewage released into rivers, but will it become law?Reported and presented by Kate Lamble Producer: Elle Scott Sound Design: Andy Fell Executive Producer: Joe Kent Commissioning Exec...
The data scientist, the ex-detective and the politician trying to clean up our rivers.Reported and presented by Kate Lamble Producer: Elle Scott Sound Design: Andy Fell Executive Producer: Joe Kent Commissioning Executiv...
The view from inside the Environment Agency, the body which enforces environmental standards for water companies in England. Reported and presented by Kate Lamble Producer: Elle Scott Sound Design: Andy Fell Executive P...
Rivers work when everything is in balance, but what happens when things are thrown off course? Peter Hammond draws on his past as an academic specialising in machine learning to spot a problem everyone else has missed ...
We can all look the same picture, but what you make of it depends on who you are. Kate Lamble attempts to untangle the financial engineering that underpins parts of the water industry.Reported and presented by Kate Lambl...
The 'Dossier of Despair' that reveals what's happening to some of Britain’s rivers. A retired police detective, a former machine learning academic, an ex-water industry insider and their neighbours join forces to dig for...
The centuries old battle between public good and private profit that’s still being fought today. Kate Lamble holds her nose and plunges into the long history of the water industry and some of the many conflicts that have...
After watching their local river grow murky and lifeless, two retired neighbours decide to take on the water industry and its regulators. The unlikely sleuths begin a ten-year battle to clean up our rivers.On the banks o...
This is the story of a sewage scandal. How a centuries old battle between public good and private profit created an almighty stink. And who pays to clean it up.
Learning to read permanently alters your brain. It changes the emotions you experience and the way you relate to others. When a society learns to read the consequences are dramatic: wars break out, revolutions erupt and ...
Reading seems an unremarkable skill. When we say something is as “easy as ABC”, we mean it is very easy indeed. In fact, learning to read has dramatic and irreversible consequences for people and for societies. Learning ...
Reading seems an unremarkable skill. After all, everyone can read. Even small children. When we say something is as “easy as ABC”, we mean it is very easy indeed. In fact, learning to read has dramatic and irreversible c...
The story of how reading made us and what might happen if we stop - with James Marriott.
As James Naughtie concludes his series about the ideas tying America's birth 250 years ago to the United States today, he examines freedom, asking whose freedom, and what kind?He begins in Gettysburg, attending a re-enac...
James Naughtie continues his look at the ideas tying America's founding to the modern United States, asking how 'justice' has been understood by different generations of Americans.In this third episode, James travels to ...
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