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Stand Up Comedian. Air Breather. (And creator of the Partly Political Broadcast) | Guest | |
William Burke White is a Law Professor, policy advisor, Inaugural Director of Perry World House at the University of Pennsylvania, and a visiting fellow in foreign policy at Brookings. | Guest | |
Roifield Brown is a political liberal, US Politics geek, producer, digital strategist, podcaster, broadcaster, and an audio editor. He is also the creator and host of 10 American Presidents Podcast. | Guest | |
Kristaps Andrejsons is a journalist and podcaster based in Riga, Latvia. His show, The Eastern Border, focuses on current events and history in the Baltic states and neighbouring countries. | Guest | |
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Lenore Skenazy is an author, speaker, blogger, and columnist. She is the founder of the Free-Range Kids movement, which followed a 2008 article she wrote about her decision to let her 9-year-old son ride the New York City Subway alone. She was named "America's Worst Mom."Skenazy began the blog "Free-Range Kids," and followed with her first book, "Free-Range Kids: Giving Our Children the Freedom We Had Without Going Nuts with Worry," which was published in 2009. Later, she co-founded Let Grow, a non-profit promoting childhood independence and resilience.Before her controversial parenting article, Skenazy was a columnist for the New York Daily News, followed by The New York Sun.Skenazy was featured in the Bravo series Tabloid Wars, and was the host of the reality television show "World's Worst Mom" on Discovery Life. She continues to give talks about parenting around the world.Skenazy received her undergraduate degree from Yale University, and her M.A. from Columbia. | Guest | |
Ben Orlin is a high school teacher and tutor in Oakland, California. He contributes regularly to Math with Bad Drawings. | Guest | |
Rob is a journalist, specialising in issues relating to science, technology, health, food and the environment. He is a columnist for the online magazine, spiked, where he worked for over a decade before joining the Academy of Ideas as science and technology director in 2014. His writing has featured in the Daily Telegraph, The Australian, The South China Morning Post, and numerous other publications. Rob is also a frequent commentator on current affairs on radio and television, and has appeared on Newsnight, Channel 4 News, BBC Breakfast and The World Tonight as well as other national and international programmes. He is author of Panic on a Plate: how society developed an eating disorder. | Guest |
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