En iyi Prospect Magazine podcastleri (2024)

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'People have an innate pursuit of freedom': Nathan Law on Hong Kong's prospects for democracy 26:36

19d ago26:36

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Nathan Law rose to prominence a decade ago as one of the student leaders of the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong known as the Umbrella Movement. He went on to become one of the semi-autonomous Chinese region's youngest legislators... and not long after, one of its most wanted men. Today, he lives in exile with a bounty on his head, but that hasn…

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Superstorms, Vince Carter's legacy, Connie Chung, That's Puzzling! 1:35:20

18h ago1:35:20

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Host Piya Chattopadhyay speaks with writer Porter Fox about Hurricane Milton and our future of living with superstorms, Adrian Ma's documentary traces how Vince Carter shaped Canada both on and off the basketball court, veteran broadcaster Connie Chung reflects on her trailblazing career, and we play another round of our monthly challenge That's Pu…

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Episode 914: Learned Helplessness and Learned Optimism for Business Owners by Julie K 23:18

14h ago23:18

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Q&A: Is an editor's life just about boozy lunches? 19:11

13h ago19:11

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From today's hottest new columnists to the perils of fine wine, Alan Rusbridger and Lionel Barber discuss listeners' questions with characteristic dry wit. This week's episode tackles Lionel’s favourite question so far—what does an editor actually do all day? Alan and Lionel share their tales of the swanky lives of Fleet Street editors...including …

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Episode 913: The Four Prospect Personalities Business Owners Need to Identify 6:44

1d ago6:44

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Catching flights and making moves 38:34

3d ago38:34

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This month, our columnists are busy with new difficult tasks. Sarah Collins, our Mindful life columnist, boards the emotional rollercoaster that comes with preparing to live abroad, while Anglican Priest Alice Goodman composes her first carol. Farmer Tom tries to rescue seven baby pheasants, while Alice Garnett is moving out of her shared house and…

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Esther Solomon: Editing in a war zone 43:37

4d ago43:37

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Alan and Lionel are joined by Esther Solomon, editor of the English language edition of Haaretz, an Israeli newspaper known for critically reporting on human rights and Israel's policies towards Palestinians. A year on from October 7th, with hostages still in Gaza, Esther talks about Netanyahu’s fluctuating popularity as regional war continues to e…

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'I just refused to be stopped': Nazem Kadri reflects on turning racism into fuel for confidence in the NHL 20:52

5d ago20:52

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From his NHL start with the Toronto Maple Leafs, to his championship run with the Colorado Avalanche, to now playing centre for the Calgary Flames… Nazem Kadri's identity, staunch confidence and scuffles have defined the hockey player on the ice for years. He joins Piya Chattopadhyay to discuss his memoir Dreamer: My Life On the Edge, which recount…

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Sayeeda Warsi on the Tories and why ‘Muslims don’t matter’ 38:46

5d ago38:46

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Baroness Warsi, former Conservative cabinet minister and lawyer, joins Ellen and Alona to talk about her new book Muslims Don’t Matter, about “the silencing, stereotyping and stigmatising of Muslims by the British press and political parties.” Politicians, media outlets, think tanks and even the entertainment industry have poisoned public discourse…

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Episode 912: 321 Biz Dev Sales Systems Basics (2 of 2) 2:34

5d ago2:34

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S2E20: Israel, Palestine, the Arab World and the Prospects for a Two-State Solution as of late 2024 1:05:44

7d ago1:05:44

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Brian interviews Hussein Ibish, senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington. He is also a weekly columnist for The National (UAE) and Now Media, and a monthly contributing writer for The International New York Times. Ibish is also a regular contributor to many other American and Middle Eastern publications. In this episo…

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Middle East latest, Nazem Kadri, Political fashion, One year since the Oct. 7 attack and ensuing war 1:35:58

8d ago1:35:58

1:35:58

Host Piya Chattopadhyay speaks with CBC News foreign correspondent Chris Brown about the latest developments in the Middle East, NHL star Nazem Kadri shares his journey in hockey, menswear writer Derek Guy explains what clothes communicate on the campaign trail, Din Tesler describes his experience surviving the Oct. 7, 2023 attack in Israel, Farida…

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Q&A: Should social media platforms be legally regulated? 19:12

8d ago19:12

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Alan Rusbridger and Lionel Barber dig into the Media Confidential mailbox to answer listeners' questions about the media. This week, they discuss political bias in UK newspapers, as well as the growing number of people who get their news from social media. Are these sources reliable? And should social media companies be liable for material posted o…

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Episode 911: 321 Biz Dev Sales System Basics (1 of 2) 2:46

8d ago2:46

2:46

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Episode 910: Plan Your 2025 or Keep Your Head Above Water Through 2024 16:26

9d ago16:26

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Justine Roberts: Mumsnet takes on Big Tech 34:31

11d ago34:31

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Justine Roberts is not happy. Earlier this year she discovered that tech giant OpenAI has been scraping Mumsnet—the successful website of which she is CEO—for content. AI machines, like ChatGPT, train their Large Language Models (LLMs) in this way. Justine and her team have recently launched the first British legal action against OpenAI.Meanwhile, …

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In calamity, novelist Richard Powers finds possibility 26:36

12d ago26:36

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With his epic Pulitzer Prize-winning 2018 novel The Overstory, Richard Powers earned acclaim for his rumination on the connected lives of trees, and the threats they face. In his latest novel, Playground, he explores what humans can learn from the underwater world that can seem so alien to us here on land. Powers joins Piya Chattopadhyay to discuss…

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Emily Lawford: Incels offline 30:24

12d ago30:24

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This week, Prospect’s commissioning editor Emily Lawford joins Ellen and Alona to discuss a dark side of the internet: the “manosphere”. Emily spent months reporting “The incel trap” for this month’s issue of the magazine, meeting with self-proclaimed misogynists in real life. On the podcast, Emily shares what she learned about why young men are ra…

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Episode 909: Top Industries Served by The National Canvas Magazine 1:57

12d ago1:57

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Episode 908: We Got to Get Better At the Game Or the Game Will Play You 9:26

13d ago9:26

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Episode 906: Digital and Paper Business Magazine Subscriptions Now Available Across the US and Canada 1:50

14d ago1:50

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Middle East latest, Richard Powers, Indigenous healing, Language distinctions 1:34:40

15d ago1:34:40

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Host Piya Chattopadhyay speaks with CBC's Margaret Evans and The Economist's Gregg Carlstrom about the latest developments in the Middle East, Richard Powers reflects on finding possibility in the threats we face with his new novel Playground, Sixties Scoop survivor Andrea Currie shares her story and efforts to help other Indigenous people heal, an…

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Q&A: What went wrong at the Evening Standard? 20:58

15d ago20:58

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In this episode of Media Confidential Q&A, Alan Rusbridger and Lionel Barber dig into the mailbox to tackle listeners' questions about the media industry. The topics on the table this week: what led to the downfall of the London Evening Standard? Will newspapers be able to afford their foreign correspondents in future? Are traditional journalistic …

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S2E19: The State of Religion in the United States and the Future of Faith with Jake Meador 1:10:45

18d ago1:10:45

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Brian interviews Jake Meador, editor-in-chief of Mere Orthodoxy and author of two books, In Search of the Common Good: Christian Fidelity in a Fractured World and What are Christians for?: Life Together at the End of the World. Jake also serves as a contributing editor with Plough and as a board member with the Davenant Institute. The conversation …

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Tim Snyder: Why a Trump victory is a threat to freedom 44:42

18d ago44:42

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Alan and Lionel are joined by Yale history professor and leading scholar of Soviet Russia, Tim Snyder. Snyder’s new book, On Freedom, explores the risks to shared freedom in a ‘post-truth’ world. He argues that a rise of disinformation and fake news—coupled with the weakening of reliable media sources and local news—has undermined established truth…

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Jon Sopel on meeting Donald Trump—and the BBC’s “mess” 43:06

19d ago43:06

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Jon Sopel, co-host of the News Agents podcast and a former BBC North America editor, joins Ellen Halliday and Alona Ferber to discuss his new book, Strangeland: How Britain Stopped Making Sense. He reflects on his time covering the Trump administration—including what he saw unfold on 6th January—and on the upcoming US election. Jon also shares his …

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Episode 905: Sasser Bookkeeping-Where Bookkeeping Has No Gray Areas 0:52

19d ago0:52

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Technology and conflict, Nathan Law, Donald Trump's wealth, Guy Vanderhaeghe 1:33:42

22d ago1:33:42

1:33:42

Host Piya Chattopadhyay speaks with emerging technology expert Christopher Kirchhoff about how tech is changing the nature of global conflict, exiled activist Nathan Law reflects on Hong Kong's prospects for democracy, New York Times investigative journalist Susanne Craig shares her reporting on Donald Trump's wealth, and celebrated Canadian author…

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Q&A: How does an in-depth investigation begin? 19:37

22d ago19:37

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In this episode of Media Confidential Q&A, Alan and Lionel return with the answers to all your burning questions and shed some light on the inner workings of the media industry. This week: why is the BBC is constantly chasing gen Z audiences, even though young people consume media in other ways? And when does the non-mainstream media become so big …

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Elon Musk: The Man Who Destroyed Twitter 49:24

25d ago49:24

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Alan Rusbridger and Lionel Barber talk to NYT tech journalists Kate Conger and Ryan Mac about their new book Character Limit: How Elon Musk Destroyed Twitter. The editors also explore the tumult at the Jewish Chronicle, a newspaper now plagued with allegations of fake news and a decline in journalistic standards. With four of its top columnists res…

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Episode 904: Why People Never Rise Above the Opinion of Themselves 17:34

25d ago17:34

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The high stakes of changes to Canada's immigration policy 33:39

26d ago33:39

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With a surge in population growth sparking affordability concerns, the federal government has been making a series of policy changes meant to restrict the volume of temporary residents entering and staying in Canada. Piya Chattopadhyay speaks with former international student Mehakdeep Singh to hear about the challenges of navigating a complex web …

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Oliver Burkeman: The power of negative thinking 51:09

26d ago51:09

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This week, journalist and author Oliver Burkeman joins Prospect’s Ellen Halliday and Mindful life columnist Sarah Collins to talk mental health and building a meaningful life—and why his new book, Meditations for Mortals, really isn’t self-help. Plus, freelance political journalist Jonn Elledge dials in from the Lib Dem conference in Brighton to he…

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S2E18: Exploring Declining Fertility Rates w/ Demographer, Lyman Stone 59:00

28d ago59:00

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Brian interviews Lyman Stone, a demographer who discusses the global decline in fertility rates and the relationship between fertility and religion. Lyman explains that religious people tend to have more children and provide more support to other parents in their community. However, he also notes that fertility rates are declining among both religi…

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Transportation turbulence, Parliament returns, Over the Rainbow's legacy, Immigration policy, Britishisms 1:29:05

29d ago1:29:05

1:29:05

Host Piya Chattopadhyay speaks with aviation expert John Gradek about what the Air Canada pilot dispute illuminates about broader turbulence on our transportation landscape, The Globe and Mail's Marieke Walsh sets up the top concerns and challenges facing MPs as Parliament returns, musicologist Walter Frisch explores the enduring power of the class…

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Q&A: Why does the press hate Prince Harry? 16:34

29d ago16:34

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Alan and Lionel return with their weekly Media Confidential: Questions and Answers show to tackle your burning questions and shed some light on the inner workings of the media industry. This week the two former newspaper editors discuss why Prince Harry continues to be targeted by the print media in the UK, what the return on inverstment is for a d…

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Episode 903: Three Perspectives Business Owners Need to Solidify to Add More Customers 6:19

1M ago6:19

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Rebecca Solnit: ‘Sanewashing’ Trump’s Gibberish 38:41

1M ago38:41

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According to the writer, historian and activist Rebecca Solnit, US media are failing to cover Donald Trump properly. “His incapacity to be coherent is pretty much hidden from the public, unless they’re listening directly or reading alternative media,” she says. Solnit, whose essay Men Explain Things To Me inspired the word “mansplaining”, says she’…

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Episode 902: Gain More Control in Adding Customers to Your Business Using Our Digital and Hardcopy Magazine 1:20

1M ago1:20

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That's Puzzling! for September 2024 26:28

1M ago26:28

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In the latest edition of our monthly challenge That's Puzzling!, Piya Chattopadhyay competes against one familiar voice and one clever listener in a battle of brain games devised by puzzle master Peter Brown. Playing along this month are Jeopardy! champ and host of the new CBC Radio show Bookends, Mattea Roach, and Calgary listener Caroline Connoll…

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Nathan Thrall: Palestinian life under occupation 42:17

1M ago42:17

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This week Ellen Halliday and Alona Ferber discuss a vital question: what is the reality of life under occupation for Palestinians? And how much longer can the world ignore it? They are joined by Nathan Thrall, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of A Day in the Life of Abed Salama: Anatomy of a Jerusalem Tragedy, which follows the life of a Palestini…

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Sunday Politics Panel, Roland Allen, Nate Silver, That's Puzzling! 1:28:15

1M ago1:28:15

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Host Piya Chattopadhyay breaks down the NDP-Liberal breakup with Toronto Star national columnist Susan Delacourt and The Line's Matt Gurney, writer and publisher Roland Allen explores why the notebook still endures in the digital age, statistician Nate Silver weighs the rewards of taking risks in politics and beyond, and our monthly challenge That'…

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Q&A: Cummings vs Campbell, who was toughest to deal with? 19:46

1M ago19:46

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Alan and Lionel introduce a brand new, weekly bonus episode of Media Confidential. Every Sunday they answer listeners’ questions about how the media really works. In the first show they contemplate the rise of the Mail Online, assess the role played by the right-wing media in this summer’s riots, and much, much more. Plus, the big question: who was…

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Has Musk gone too far? 34:58

1M ago34:58

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X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, has become the champion of free speech—but at what cost? During a summer of unrest in the UK, a hornet’s nest of hatred was stirred up on X. Elon Musk himself gave the nest a good kicking when he provocatively claimed that the UK was heading to civil war. And when Alan responded with a column …

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