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2023 Unveiled: Voices and Visions from a Turbulent Year.
Mid-Atlantic - conversations about US, UK and world politics
English - January 03, 2024 12:15 - 35 minutes - 32.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 70 ratingsNews Society & Culture politics world geo Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Guests:Michelle Washington: Founder of The Curious Story Lab, discussing the lack of design museums and cultural spaces for diverse design works, and addressing the issues surrounding black maternal health.John Horgan: Science journalist and author of "The End of War", sharing insights on the war between Israel and Hamas, and the concerning rise of artificial intelligence in warfare.Ian Dale: Broadcaster from LBC Radio, offering his perspective on the Israel-Gaza conflict and its profound emotional impact, as well as discussing international affairs and elections.Keir Paterson: Australian activist and politician, reflecting on his time in Laos and the contrast between the Lao people's peaceful resilience and the ongoing global conflicts.Francine Hardaway: Tech investor and entrepreneur, sharing her personal and emotional response to the war between Israel and Hamas and the emergence of anti-Semitism.Roifield Brown: The host himself, sharing his personal story and insights on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the complexity and historic roots of the issue.
Summary:
The episode is a special edition focusing on a reflective look back at the year 2023. It features a diverse group of guests, each bringing their unique perspectives on various global issues. The topics range from cultural discussions about design and black maternal health to more politically charged issues like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the role of AI in warfare, and global peace. The episode stands out for its deep, personal reflections by each guest, offering a multifaceted view of the year's significant events and their broader implications. The host, Roy Phil Brown, ties these narratives together with his insights, concluding with a message of peace and reconciliation.
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