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Owen Hatherley: The Decline of Architecture

Owen Hatherley attacks the architectural results of recent 'urban regeneration'.

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Andrew Robinson: What Can We Learn from Geniuses?

At the Edinburgh Festival, Andrew Robinson asks: 'What can we learn from geniuses?'.

• 15 mins

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Ed Howker: Do Young People Deserve a Bad Reputation?

Ed Howker asks if young people deserve the bad reputation given to them?

• 15 mins

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Jim Crumley: A New Dance with Wolves

Nature writer Jim Crumley asks if it is time to reintroduce wolves to the UK.

• 15 mins

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Charles ffrench-Constant: Regenerating the Human Body

Charles ffrench-Constant on a new wave of drugs which could help the body heal itself.

• 15 mins

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Russell M Davies: The Next Technological Revolution

Russell M Davies says the next revolution will unleash individual creativity.

• 15 mins

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Matthew Goodwin: An Electable Far Right?

Matthew Goodwin argues the well of potential support for the far right in Britain is deep.

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Cindy Gallop: Embracing Zero Privacy

Advertising guru Cindy Gallop discusses embracing zero privacy.

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Kate Fox: Understanding Alcohol

Kate Fox argues we need to re-learn what we think we know about the effects of alcohol.

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Ed Yong: The Philosophy of Bacteria

Science journalist Ed Yong explores the implications of being host to billions of microbes

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Christie Watson: What's Worse than Death?

Christie Watson asks if there are some things worse than death for some very ill children.

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Dreda Say Mitchell: Family, Faith and Community

Author Dreda Say Mitchell says we have overlooked the cultural element to social mobility.

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Aza Raskin: A Design Renaissance for Healthcare

American designer Aza Raskin proposes a design renaissance in healthcare.

• 15 mins

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James Daunt: In Defence of Bookshops

James Daunt argues libraries and bookshops should be vital social and cultural spaces.

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David Bainbridge: Celebrating Middle Age

David Bainbridge sees the evolution of middle age as central to our species' success.

• 15 mins

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Angela Saini: Throwaway Technology

Science writer Angela Saini celebrates being a late adopter of new technology.

• 15 mins

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David Perks: Re-thinking Science in Schools

Physics teacher David Perks says current science teaching is short-changing children.

• 15 mins

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Anthony McGowan: Seeing Ourselves as Villains

Author Anthony McGowan thinks we should see ourselves as villains, not heroes.

• 15 mins

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James Lange: YouTube and Scientific Research

James Lange argues that YouTube videos can be a vital tool for sociology - and science.

• 15 mins

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Tim Smit: Britain's Not Broken

Tim Smit argues that if we learn to trust one another, Britain could be great again.

• 15 mins

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Paul Flatters: Childhood is Better Than Ever

Social trends analyst Paul Flatters argues that childhood today is better than ever before

• 15 mins

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Judith Clegg: Pay it Forward

Judith Clegg argues that start-up culture can make the world a dramatically better place.

• 15 mins

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Clare Allan: Liberation Through Lies

Novelist Clare Allan asks why lying gets such a bad press.

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Gerard Darby: Science and Creativity

Writer Gerard Darby argues that creativity is just as vital as science in education.

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Bali Rai: Stop Talking About Race

Author Bali Rai argues that stopping talking about race is the best way to stop racism.

• 15 mins

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Gordon Bridger: Re-thinking Foreign Aid

Economist Gordon Bridger says we should change the way in which we spend overseas aid.

• 15 mins

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Rob Hopkins: Sustainability and Community

Rob Hopkins argues for a new approach to energy, society and our surroundings.

• 15 mins

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Robin Gorna: Are We Losing the Fight Against AIDS?

Robin Gorna fears the world is losing the political will to deal with the problem of AIDS.

• 15 mins

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Jonathan Sumption: Don't Apologise

Jonathan Sumption argues against apologising today for historical events.

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Johann Hari: Dying for a New Phone

Johann Hari argues that our demand for gadgets has helped to drive the war in the Congo.

• 15 mins