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France and the fight against neoliberalism - podcast

Danielle Obono speaks about the social movements in France and the current wave of protests and strikes around the country

June 22, 2016
Written by Danièle Obono
Category: Podcast

Danny Dorling: the centre cannot hold - podcast

We spoke to radical geographer Danny Dorling about all things money and politics, before Dangerous Times Festival later this month

May 14, 2016
Written by Chris Nineham
Category: Podcast

'Justice for Cleaners' banner outside SOAS. Photo: ReelNews

Limpiadores: SOAS Cleaners' struggle - podcast

Yasmin Dahnoun speaks to Fernando González, whose documentary Limpiadores tells the story of the SOAS cleaners' fight for justice

April 11, 2016
Written by Yasmin Dahnoun
Category: Podcast

Trident: pointless, wasteful and very very dangerous - podcast

We spoke to Kate Hudson, General Secretary of CND about why we all need to be at the Stop Trident demonstration on 27th February

February 22, 2016
Written by Yasmin Dahnoun
Category: Podcast

Born in 1898, Paul Robeson was an activist, athlete, actor and singer. Source: Wikimedia

Paul Robeson: erased from history - podcast

Portraying Paul Robeson on the 40th anniversary of his death, actor Tayo Aluko talks to us about this prodigiously talented singer, actor and socialist

February 20, 2016
Written by Yasmin Dahnoun
Category: Podcast

Junior Doctors protest about Jeremy Hunt's proposed changes to their contract. Photo: RonF / Flickr

Junior doctors: they thought we would be easy targets - podcast

Junior doctor Mona Kamal argues that the government is attacking doctors as a means to further undermine the NHS

February 9, 2016
Written by Yasmin Dahnoun
Category: Podcast

Demonstrators take over Tahrir Square | Source: Wikipedia

Remembering the Egyptian Revolution - podcast

Five years after the fall of Mubarak, Yasmin Dahnoun speaks to John Rees about the revolution, and counter-revolution that followed

January 25, 2016
Written by Yasmin Dahnoun
Category: Podcast

Nick Robinson - former political editor for the BBC

Why is the BBC biased? Podcast

We talked to Des Freedman, Media Professor at Goldsmiths University about the contradictions of the media, and the supposedly neutral BBC

January 16, 2016
Written by Yasmin Dahnoun
Category: Podcast

Student nurses protest. Photo: Screen grab from Unison video

NHS action spreads: student nurses protest - podcast

We caught up with student nurse Danielle Tiplady, one of the organisers of tomorrow's demonstration against the scrapping of student bursaries

January 8, 2016
Written by Cameron Panting
Category: Podcast

France and the fight against neoliberalism - podcast

Danielle Obono speaks about the social movements in France and the current wave of protests and strikes around the country

Danny Dorling: the centre cannot hold - podcast

We spoke to radical geographer Danny Dorling about all things money and politics, before Dangerous Times Festival later this month

Limpiadores: SOAS Cleaners' struggle - podcast

Yasmin Dahnoun speaks to Fernando González, whose documentary Limpiadores tells the story of the SOAS cleaners' fight for justice

Trident: pointless, wasteful and very very dangerous - podcast

We spoke to Kate Hudson, General Secretary of CND about why we all need to be at the Stop Trident demonstration on 27th February

Paul Robeson: erased from history - podcast

Portraying Paul Robeson on the 40th anniversary of his death, actor Tayo Aluko talks to us about this prodigiously talented singer, actor and socialist

Junior doctors: they thought we would be easy targets - podcast

Junior doctor Mona Kamal argues that the government is attacking doctors as a means to further undermine the NHS

Remembering the Egyptian Revolution - podcast

Five years after the fall of Mubarak, Yasmin Dahnoun speaks to John Rees about the revolution, and counter-revolution that followed

Why is the BBC biased? Podcast

We talked to Des Freedman, Media Professor at Goldsmiths University about the contradictions of the media, and the supposedly neutral BBC

NHS action spreads: student nurses protest - podcast

We caught up with student nurse Danielle Tiplady, one of the organisers of tomorrow's demonstration against the scrapping of student bursaries

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Danielle Obono speaks about the social movements in France and the current wave of protests and strikes around the country

We spoke to radical geographer Danny Dorling about all things money and politics, before Dangerous Times Festival later this month

Yasmin Dahnoun speaks to Fernando González, whose documentary Limpiadores tells the story of the SOAS cleaners' fight for justice

We spoke to Kate Hudson, General Secretary of CND about why we all need to be at the Stop Trident demonstration on 27th February

Portraying Paul Robeson on the 40th anniversary of his death, actor Tayo Aluko talks to us about this prodigiously talented singer, actor and socialist

Junior doctor Mona Kamal argues that the government is attacking doctors as a means to further undermine the NHS

Five years after the fall of Mubarak, Yasmin Dahnoun speaks to John Rees about the revolution, and counter-revolution that followed

We talked to Des Freedman, Media Professor at Goldsmiths University about the contradictions of the media, and the supposedly neutral BBC

We caught up with student nurse Danielle Tiplady, one of the organisers of tomorrow's demonstration against the scrapping of student bursaries