How can you change the world? Join Krishnan Guru-Murthy and his guest of the week as they explore the big ideas influencing how we think, act and live.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 6 hours 27 minutes
episode 3: Frank Bruno on his mental health struggles, the BLM protests and how boxing saves lives
Frank Bruno is a legendary boxer, former WBC heavyweight champion and public figure. A recently released documentary, 'Bruno v Tyson' explores his illustrious career and his unparalleled rivalry with boxer Mike Tyson. Frank talks to Krishnan about his...
episode 2: Sophie Walker on women's liberation and the need for 'good faith' discussions
Sophie Walker is an activist, journalist and founding leader of the Women's Equality Party. Her most recent book, 'Fives Rules' for Rebellion: 'Let's Change the World Ourselves' presents a five-step journey to incorporating activism into...
episode 1: Kazuo Ishiguro on artificial intelligence, the descent of liberal democracy and winning the Nobel Prize
Kazuo Ishiguro is the only living British winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature - having written household names such as Never Let Me Go and The Remains of the Day. His new novel, Klara and the Sun, is on the surface a sci-fi about artificial...
episode 25: LaTosha Brown on voter suppression, the value of humanity and the future of 'Black Voters Matter'
LaTosha Brown is an American community organiser and activist. She is the co-founder of 'Black Voters Matter'. She was one of the key campaigners who helped deliver the state of Georgia for the Democrats and Joe Biden and helped in turning the...
episode 24: Sathnam Sanghera on Empire, political correctness and the 'war on woke'
Sathnam Sanghera is a journalist and writer. His most recent book, Empireland, explores how the British Empire has shaped our fundamental understanding of every aspect of British culture. Krishnan talks to Sathnam about culture...
episode 23: Russell T Davies on the gay roles debate, censoring pornography and his new series 'It's a Sin'
Russell T Davies is a screenwriter and TV producer. He's brought us everything from Queer as Folk to Doctor Who. And most recently, his new TV series 'It's a Sin', which focuses on the HIV crisis during the...
episode 22: Robert Halfon on the education crisis, living with cerebral palsy and the free school meals debate
Robert Halfon is a Conservative MP and Chair of the House of Commons Education Select Committee. He talks to Krishnan about why he thinks this country faces 'an epidemic of educational poverty', his visions for reforming schooling and his...
episode 21: Timothy Snyder on the fight for democracy, Russia and whether Trump has really gone?
Timothy Snyder is an American author and historian. He is a professor of history at Yale University and a fellow at the Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna. He has been warning about the threats to democracy around the world for...
episode 20: Joe Wicks on his mental health, coming from a family of addiction and channelling positivity in 2021
Joe Wicks also known as 'The Body Coach' has for many become the personal trainer of the nation. During the Covid pandemic, he unified the country in fitness with his 'PE with Joe' sessions on YouTube. He is also a social media influencer and...
episode 19: Spike Lee on racism in the film industry, the US election result and Black Lives Matter
Spike Lee is an American film director, producer, screenwriter and actor. More than thirty years after his film 'Do the Right Thing' explored the ideas around police brutality of black people, the world has seen an extraordinary year of...