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The average American sees movies as a form of escapism, providing a departure from daily life–not an avenue for state narrative pushing. Thus, they tend to miss the more subtle messaging. 
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Host Ines Fahmi sits down with Rose Horowitch, an assistant editor for the Atlantic. They discuss the phenomenon of Gen Z men and women drifting apart, and some of the potential causes and correlations for this sentiment.
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Host Ines Fahmi sits down with Dr. Gloria Mark, the Chancellor’s Professor of Informatics at the University of California, Irvine. They discuss her research on the decline of our attention spans, and the impact that new technologies have…
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Une analyse approfondie des implications mondiales du premier FNB Bitcoin de BlackRock et de son impact sur l'avenir des investissements.
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This episode explores a few current trends around femininity on social media and beyond. Senior Editor Clare and Staff Writer Charlotte join hosts Alison and Teodor in discussing Sephora tweens and coquette “tradwives”, what kinds of…
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Host Theo Shouse sits down with Substack writer, former Federal Reserve economist, and Bloomberg opinion contributor Claudia Sahm, to discuss inflation, consumer sentiment, Biden's stimulus package, and the Federal Reserve.
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Host Anzhu Wei sits down with Sara Mbago-Bhunu, the Regional Director of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)'s East and Southern Africa Division. They discuss smallholder farmers, and the role of agricultural…
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As the climate crisis intensifies, the UNHCR reports that roughly 90 per cent of refugees come from countries that are the most vulnerable and the least ready to adapt to the impacts of climate change. A new term has emerged to describe…
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Au Maroc, un clivage profond sépare les modernistes des conservateurs, une division qui transcende la société marocaine. Parmi les exemples les plus parlants de cette dichotomie, explorer la Moudawana, ou « le code de la famille »,…
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Host Andrew Xu sits down with Melissa Kearney, the Neil Moskowitz Professor of Economics at the University of Maryland. They discuss her recent book The Two-Parent Privilege, which examines the economic advantages that two-parent households…
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