พอดคาสท์ Greek Reform ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Do Microbes have Immune Systems? - Robin May 41:21

1d ago41:21

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Watch the Q&A session here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDRNuI4Vwmk We often think of immunity as being a human, or at least mammalian, phenomenon. But in fact almost all living organisms have some form of immune system. In this lecture we’ll lift the lid on the astonishingly diverse immune mechanisms used by bacteria, amoebae, nematodes and ma…

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How to raise the Net Zero conversation - Myles Allen 51:58

5d ago51:58

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Watch the Q&A session here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKaTcobzidk In a year of elections, climate change is emerging as a divisive political issue, and in many countries for the first time. This may be partly a consequence of past efforts to keep it apolitical through over-reliance on stealth policies and technocratic institutions. This lectu…

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"Greek Never Died" 48:05

9d ago48:05

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In this episode, Jose Diaz, a PhD student in Greek New Testament studies at Andrews University and new faculty member at Sattler College, shares his journey from Mexico to the U.S., his passion for teaching biblical Greek, and how he uses second language acquisition methods to make Greek a living language for students. He also discusses the debate …

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Were Laws created by Greek Legends? - Melissa Lane 44:49

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While Lycurgus of Sparta and Solon of Athens are now the best-known lawgivers of Greek antiquity, there were many others, from king Minos in Crete to Zaleucus and Charondas in southern Italy. This lecture explores the specific roles attributed to Greek lawgivers in fact and legend, revealing how and why they captured later political imaginations – …

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Human Rights Law: Bringing Power to the Powerless - Clive Stafford Smith 36:31

12d ago36:31

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This first lecture looks at the power that is given to advocates in a country that has a constitutional structure like the US. I have brought The American Constitution powers an American lawyer in ways unavailable to the British. I will illustrate this difference from my own experience of bringing 88 cases against the President of the US. I have th…

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What is Modern Paganism? - Ronald Hutton 45:27

20d ago45:27

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What is modern Paganism, and how does it relate to witchcraft, Druidry and other phenomena? This lecture is designed to answer that question, and in doing so to provide an overview of the different traditions that make up Paganism today. It will show what they have in common, and what makes each one unique. It will suggest the ways in which Paganis…

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Does having a big brain make your smarter? - Alain Goriely 55:07

23d ago55:07

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Watch the Q&A session here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFCDvsq6N5g For centuries scientists have tried to identify what is special about the human brain. How do we approach this problem from a mathematical standpoint? The first hypothesis is that bigger is better, in some sense. In this introductory lecture, scaling laws and simple ideas from …

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Evangelism in Daily Life 59:39

24d ago59:39

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Sattler alumnus Timothy Miller reflects on how his journey of faith led him to pursue a calling in pastoral ministry and family business. Timothy shares insights on the importance of spiritual disciplines, integrating faith with work, and how the gospel shapes our view of life’s challenges. They explore the significance of witnessing to the resurre…

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Capital Link Invest in Greece Webinar Series 2024 | Economic Policy Update 27:53

25d ago27:53

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Economic Policy Update - The Roadmap after Thessaloniki International Fair on Accelerating Reforms, Investments & Growth Tuesday, September 17, 2024 Speaking: - Mr. Alexis Patelis , Chief Economic Adviser to the Prime Minister of Greece - Hellenic Republic 1x1 Discussion with - Mr. Dimitris Koutsopoulos, CEO - Deloitte #greekeconomy #greece #invest…

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A Mirror in the Sky - Chris Lintott 44:15

26d ago44:15

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The first lecture in the series considers the most famous telescope of all, the Hubble space telescope. A project more than forty years in the making, Hubble overcame an initial disaster with a misshapen mirror to drive a revolution in every part of astronomy, providing iconic views of everything from a comet crashing into Jupiter to a surprisingly…

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The Stories We Make Up & The Stories That Make Us - Bernardine Evaristo OBE 35:29

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Many decades ago, as a young graduate from drama school, I was presented with a stark choice – either to shape my story myself, through writing, or to feel aggrieved at the detrimental narratives circulating about people like me in Britain at that time. I chose the latter, and in this talk I will talk about how story-making is a conscious act of sp…

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Does the UK Constitution need reform? - Charles Falconer PC, KC 36:55

2M ago36:55

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The Gray's Inn Reading 2024 Does the UK’s constitution provide too much freedom for those that wish to abuse it? Specific examples of this might include Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s lawbreaking during COVID, the selection of Liz Truss as Prime Minister, the ability of the Government to force controversial policies (such as the Rwanda Bill) and th…

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Plato's Cave: Thinking about Climate Change - Melissa Lane 39:34

2M ago39:34

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In The Republic, Plato explores the predicament of the Cave: a passive citizen body, a conniving and self-interested set of sophistic opinion-formers and demagogic political leaders, a systematically misleading and damaging order of political structures and common beliefs and appetites. Does this have lessons for tackling climate change? In clingin…

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The Bloomsbury Group: A Queer History - Nino Strachey 41:56

2M ago41:56

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This lecture will explore the world of the second Bloomsbury generation, delving into the intricacies of being young and queer in the 1920s, and how their open way of living and loving is still relevant to our present day. Lesser known than their predecessors, they continued the celebration of freedom of expression and creativity. The lecture will …

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Are Financial Markets Efficient? - Raghavendra Rau 53:24

3M ago53:24

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One of the crucial ideas in finance is that markets are efficient – that they fully reflect all available information. If so, what about market bubbles? Over the last year, people have been willing to pay exorbitant amounts for extremely odd assets such as Non-Fungible Tokens, meme stocks etc. Why do they do this? This lecture will explore some inv…

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Witch-Hunting in European and World History - Ronald Hutton 48:48

3M ago48:48

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This lecture confronts the worldwide phenomenon of the persecution of suspected witches, now a serious, contemporary problem condemned by the UN in 2021. It will show what has been unusual about Europe in this global pattern, and why the notorious early modern witch hunts there commenced and ended. This lecture was recorded by Ronald Hutton on 5th …

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Capital Link Invest in Greece Webinar Series 2024 | The Greek Real Estate Sector 47:51

3M ago47:51

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The Greek Real Estate Sector A Roundtable Discussion featuring CEOs of ATHEX Listed Companies Moderator: Mr. Alex Boulougouris , Head of Equity Research - Euroxx Securities Panelists: - Mr. Nikos-Ioannis Dimtsas , Executive Member of the BoD, Deputy CEO - Dimand S.A. (DIMAND.GA) - Mr. Panagiotis Kapetanakos , CEO - Noval Property (NOVAL. GA) - Mr. …

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A Mathematician's View of Proof - Sarah Hart 51:09

3M ago51:09

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The idea of proof is fundamental to mathematics. We could argue that science consists of testable theories, and therefore that it is about what can be disproved, not what can be proved. In law, the test is “beyond reasonable doubt”. Famous conjectures in mathematics have been tested by computers for trillions of numbers – but we still call them con…

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Experts in politics: Lessons from Socrates and Aristotle - Melissa Lane 57:20

3M ago57:20

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Socrates sought to test the expertise of everyone around him: the bombastic know-it-alls, the bashful youths, the confident generals, those (including the enslaved) with unsuspected mathematical competence, the workaday artisans. Aristotle later explored the ways in which expert claims can be made credible to popular judgement. This lecture conside…

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Capital Link Invest in Greece Webinar Series 2024 | Investing in Greece | Opportunities & Incentives 55:32

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Investing in Greece | Opportunities & Incentives for International Investors A Roundtable Discussion Introductory Remarks: Ms. Maria (Maira) Myrogianni, Secretary General for International Economic Affairs - Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Chairman - Enterprise Greece Moderator: Mr. Panayotis Bernitsas, Managing Partner - Bernitsas Law Panelists: Mr. …

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First light: Revealing the Early Universe - Chris Lintott 59:40

3M ago59:40

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The final lecture in the series returns to the theme of how insight is derived from observations, considering the cosmic microwave background. This oldest light in the Universe, emitted just 400,000 years after the Big Bang, contains the seeds of the structures we see around us, and tells us about conditions at the Universe's beginning. It will als…

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Capital Link Invest in Greece Webinar Series 2024 | The Greek Stock Market in a New Era 54:24

4M ago54:24

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The Greek Stock Market in a New Era Brief Presentation & Roundtable Discussion Moderator: Mr. Trevor Yates, Investment Analyst - Global X ETFs – MSCI Greece ETF (NYSE Arca: GREK) Panelists: Mr. Panagiotis Kladis, Head of Equity Research - Alpha Finance Investment Services Mr. Alex Boulougouris, Head of Equity Research - Euroxx Securities Mr. Vangel…

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Race, Disability & Education: Law's Uphill Battle - Leslie Thomas KC 1:10:54

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This lecture traces the history of race and disability law in the English education system. It examines the impact of discriminatory policies on Black children, children of colour, and disabled children, and how narratives around race and disability have changed. The lecture questions why inequality persists and explores possible solutions. This le…

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Logarithms: Mobile Phones, Modelling & Statistics? 52:24

4M ago52:24

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Logarithms were perhaps once thought of as just an old-fashioned way to do sums on slide rules. But they underpin much of modern life, from modelling the COVID pandemic to Claude Shannon’s mathematical theory of information (which makes mobile phones a reality) and making sense of Cristiano Ronaldo’s crazy Instagram follower numbers. This lecture w…

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Capital Link Invest in Greece Webinar Series 2024 | Greek Economy: Outlook Post Investment Upgrade 1:00:20

4M ago1:00:20

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Greek Economy: Prospects & Outlook Post Investment Upgrade Brief Presentation & Roundtable Discussion Moderator: Mr. Georgios Papadimitriou, Partner, Accounts & Markets Leader, Central, Eastern & Southeastern Europe & Central Asia - EY Panelists: Mr. Michael Arghyrou, Head of the Council of Economic Advisers - Hellenic Republic Dr. Tasos Anastasato…

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A Just and Inclusive Net Zero: Who should get there first? - Myles Allen 59:16

4M ago59:16

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Eventually, net zero needs to include everyone: for emissions to continue in half the world while the other half mops them up is both unsustainable and unfair. But this does not mean every country should reach net zero at the same time. Historical emitters like the UK should aim for net zero before the world as a whole, but a “staggered net zero” a…

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Asymmetric Information in Finance Explained - Raghavendra Rau 1:01:22

4M ago1:01:22

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In every financial transaction, one side has more information than the other. For example, when someone buys a used car, the seller will know better than the buyer whether the car is a plum or a lemon. Does more information leave you better off? One of the fascinating ideas behind the concept of asymmetric information is that more information can l…

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The Founding and Future of Sattler College 47:45

4M ago47:45

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Dr. Finny Kuruvilla joins President Johnson to discuss his vision for Sattler College and the story behind its founding. He shares how childhood and college experiences inspired this vision. His father started a Bible college in India and Dr. Kuruvilla led Intervarsity Christian Fellowship on his campus. He describes how studying twentieth century …

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Is Music Infinite? - Milton Mermikides 1:07:28

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This lecture explores the very limits of music: investigating historical efforts to catalogue musical materials including the melacarta of Carnatic music, the wazn of Arabic maqam, Slonimsky’s Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns, Schillinger’s Encyclopedia of Rhythms, Forte numbers, and contemporary attempts to ‘pre-copyright’ every possible m…

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Capital Link Invest in Greece Webinar Series 2024 | Accelerating Reforms, Investments & Growth 51:51

4M ago51:51

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Accelerating Reforms, Investments & Growth Featuring: Mr. Alexis Patelis , Chief Economic Adviser to the Prime Minister of Greece - Hellenic Republic Brief Presentation & 1x1 Discussion with Mr. George Linatsas , Founding Partner & Group Managing Director - AXIA Ventures Group Tuesday, June 11, 2024 Capital Link Invest in Greece Webinar Series 2024…

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Twentieth-Century Divas: Julie Andrews - Dominic Broomfield-McHugh 58:58

4M ago58:58

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Starring in My Fair Lady (1956), The Sound of Music (1965) and Cinderella (1957) gave Dame Julie Andrews unparalleled profile. These were among the most successful Broadway, Hollywood and TV musicals of their time. Yet following this golden decade, she made few films and appeared in no Broadway shows during her forties and fifties, typically an art…

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Health after Extreme Cold, Heat, Storms and Floods - Professor Sir Chris Whitty 54:31

4M ago54:31

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Weather and climate-related events can cause significant mortality and disability. Sudden cold, heat, storms and floods all present risks to health, especially to the most vulnerable. Even in countries with temperate climates like the UK, weather-related deaths can be in the thousands, for example cold snaps causing cardiovascular deaths. In countr…

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How to Prove 1=0, And Other Maths Illusions - Sarah Hart 1:03:37

5M ago1:03:37

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In this lecture I will show you some mathematical illusions: “proofs” that 1=0, that fractions don’t exist, and more. There are curious and important implications behind what’s going on. These “proofs” reveal some very common logical slips that can go unnoticed when we are trying to prove more plausible statements. And the stakes are high. As I’ll …

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Evolution Tomorrow and Beyond - Robin May 1:00:07

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Evolution has led from amoebae to blue whales and from algae to giant redwoods. So what might it do in the future? What species might evolve in the next ten million years? How will evolutionary processes change as a result of human innovation and what are the risks of us getting it disastrously wrong? What might evolution look like if we ever set u…

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In My Element: Reshaping a Life for Eternal Impact 42:51

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Description A Sattler alumnus tells how God took him from his comfort zone to start a business in India. After a personal tragedy revived his passion for eternal things, he replanned his life which eventually led him to prepare at Sattler College. While finishing his studies, he and his team started a business and prepared to move to India. He expl…

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The Next Fifty Years of Tech - Dr Victoria Baines 1:03:34

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Come take a ride in the Tech Time Machine and explore how IT may change our lives in the next fifty years. By employing techniques used by science fiction writers, we can imagine how Artificial Intelligence, extended reality, mobile connectivity, quantum computing, and others will develop. How will they converge, enable and accelerate each other? W…

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Musical Consonance and Dissonance: The Good, Bad and Beautifully Ugly - Milton Mermikides 57:05

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What makes a piece of music challenging, bland, intriguing, beautiful or ugly? This lecture explores the concept of ‘musical flavour’ formed by intervallic, rhythmic and timbral components and how they contribute to a sense of consonance and dissonance. In particular we look at the interval vector, a system by which harmonic objects are analysed as…

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Is it Aliens? The Most Unusual Star In The Galaxy - Chris Lintott 1:05:22

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Boyajian's star, a faint and unprepossessing presence in the constellation of Cygnus, attracted astronomers' attention when it began to flicker alarmingly. We will discuss explanations for its behaviour, from disintegrating comets to alien megastructures, and consider how modern astronomy hunts for the truly unusual objects in the Universe. For thi…

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The Western Magical Tradition - Ronald Hutton 1:05:58

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This lecture makes a survey of learned ceremonial magic in Europe throughout history and demonstrates that both of the customary claims made for it by practitioners since the Middle Ages are actually correct: that there is a continuous tradition of it and that it is ultimately derived from ancient Egypt. In doing so, it also shows what is distincti…

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Locating Queer History - Matt Cook 56:45

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Queer urban life has changed dramatically in England over the last seventy years. Shifts in the economy, culture, attitudes, and technology have all played their part in this. London has often been used as the barometer for these shifts, suggesting they were experienced in similar ways across the nation. In an exploration of the queer contours of L…

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Refugees: English Law's Protection or Persecution? - Leslie Thomas KC 1:09:39

5M ago1:09:39

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How are refugees protected in English law? This lecture traces the history of refugee protection, the limits of the Refugee Convention, and changes to the law in recent decades that have made refugees’ lives increasingly difficult. The Government’s latest tranche of policies: the Nationality and Borders Act 2022 and the Rwanda offshoring scheme, ar…

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The Geopolitical Risks of Climate Change - Myles Allen 1:03:54

5M ago1:03:54

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Climate Change is predicted to spark increasing threats to food security and demands for climate reparations, fuelling geopolitical instability. Probably the greatest risk of all, is tension over solar geo-engineering: the idea of reflecting away sunlight deliberately to modify global climate. Recognizing solar geo-engineering as an inherently dest…

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Sustainable Energy in Refugee Camps - Dr Sarah Rosenberg-Jansen 56:32

5M ago56:32

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Most of the world’s 102 million forcibly displaced people – refugees – lack access to reliable, affordable, sustainable energy. Attempts to provide such energy in refugee camps have been marred by governance challenges, and a lack of technical expertise within humanitarian organisations. But new research discussed in this lecture on the lived exper…

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What went wrong in Latin America? - Martin Daunton 1:10:10

5M ago1:10:10

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In the Great Depression, producers of food and raw materials complained that they received low prices and paid high prices for industrial imports. Latin America adopted ‘import substituting industrialisation’ to encourage production behind tariff barriers. This approach continued after the war as more countries gained independence. Did this policy …

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Hope and Healing from Sexual Addiction 49:37

6M ago49:37

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Special guest Arthur Nisly shares his passion for redemption from sexual brokenness. He started an organization to help men find freedom from unwanted sexual behaviors and to train others to do the same. In this conversation with President Zack Johnson, he shares his story of leaving El Salvador after 30 years and hearing God’s call to start this m…

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Lead: A Toxic Legacy - Dr Ian Mudway 1:05:33

6M ago1:05:33

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Evidence that childhood lead exposure caused stunted intelligence and behavioural problems motivated efforts to ban lead in petrol, with the world finally eradicating leaded fuel in 2021. This is a public health success story, but it took a long time to force industry to take action. The lead released from historic emissions persists within the env…

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Twentieth-Century Divas: Shirley Bassey - Dominic Broomfield-McHugh 1:05:10

6M ago1:05:10

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The Black Welsh singer started out recording cover versions of American songbook classics but rose to international fame after her performance of the title song of Goldfinger. Movie songs, successful albums and popular television specials followed, but so too did personal tragedy and a highly critical (and gendered) reputation of her professional b…

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Artificial Selection: How Humans have Shaped Evolution - Robin May 59:49

6M ago59:49

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We often think of evolution as ‘something that happened’ in the past. But of course, evolution is a constant, powerful process and one that is often unleashed by human behaviours. Often this is deliberate, we’ll look at how artificial selection has shaped our crops, livestock and domestic pets, and we’ll find out how modern science is uncovering th…

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Culture Shock, Thermal Shock - From India and Kenya to Boston 38:16

6M ago38:16

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When Lesther and Vishwas arrived in Boston from Kenya and India, they were warned about cold winters. They have since learned there are bigger adjustments to life in the US. These freshmen study computer science at Sattler College. They share their backgrounds, reasons for choosing Sattler, and their experiences coming to the US for the first time.…

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Data Protection for Thrillseekers - Dr Victoria Baines 57:16

6M ago57:16

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We increasingly share with online services intimate details of our lives, such as mental health and reproductive data. Far from being a ‘tick box’ legal exercise, data protection is about fair and responsible use of our personal information. It gives us rights which we are entitled to exercise against mega corporations, governments, and anyone who …

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