HeyJaredTake Me Home
Hilary Salt and Sebastian Moore explore the current political landscape in the UK and ask whether social democracy is needed now more than ever.
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Ellie Lee: No One Used to 'Parent' (opens the original)
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🚨 Get 20% off tickets to the Battle of Ideas and see Take Me Home Live: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1851549427179/?discount=TMH26 🚨 --- In this episode of Take Me Home, Hilary and Sebastian are joined by sociologist Ellie Lee to discuss how parenting has changed, and what happens when ordinary family life becomes increasingly shaped by experts, policies, and professional advice. They talk about parental authority, common sense, the medicalisation of everyday life, and whether parents are being
50. Balaclavas and Growth Britain (opens the original)
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🚨 Get 20% off tickets to the Battle of Ideas and see Take Me Home Live: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1851549427179/?discount=TMH26 🚨 --- At a time when politics feels so divisive, and people seem to be operating on an alternative set of facts, the Left and Right are no longer capable of providing answers to Britain’s problems. Hilary Salt and Sebastian Moore attempt to rebuild the political by making sense of what's happening in Britain, and exploring if there is a place once more for the polit
Lisa McKenzie: What’s Class Got to Do With It? (opens the original)
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🚨 Get 20% off tickets to the Battle of Ideas and see Take Me Home Live: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1851549427179/?discount=TMH26 🚨 _ _ _ In this episode of Take Me Home, Hilary and Sebastian are joined by working-class academic and author Dr Lisa McKenzie to talk about class, community, and what has happened to working-class life in Britain. They discuss her play sixTeen, the legacy of the miners’ strike, the disappearance of shared civic spaces, and why so many working-class communities feel
David Paton: Fixing the Economy (opens the original)
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Hilary Salt and Sebastian Moore explore the current political landscape in the UK and ask whether social democracy is needed now more than ever. Each week, they will look at important stories, attempt to offer solutions to the many crises, and share their suggestions for books, films, and events that have impacted their lives. Recommendations: The Hundred - https://www.thehundred.com/ Free Thinkers Nottingham - https://www.meetup.com/free-speech-advocates/events/315409069/?eventOrigin=group_upco
49. Guillotines and Jodrell Bank (opens the original)
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Hilary Salt and Sebastian Moore explore the current political landscape in the UK and ask whether social democracy is needed now more than ever. Each week, they will look at important stories, attempt to offer solutions to the many crises, and share their suggestions for books, films, and events that have impacted their lives. Check out the SDP website or get in touch: www.sdp.org.uk hilary.salt@sdp.org.uk sebastian.moore@sdp.org.uk
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