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  • Project Conspiracy with Ricky Green

    Project Conspiracy with Ricky Green
    2021/02/16
    The foxes talk to Ricky Green of the Unversity of Kent about conspiracy theories and what causes people to believe in the unbelievable.Specifically why are conspiracy theories so prevalant right now, in one of humanity's darkest hours, after a year of near-lockdown for so many? Does stress play a factor in our willingness to believe?We explore what factors cause people to believe, the types of belief and most importantly, Ricky guides us as to how to handle the next time a friend or family member starts sharing their views on a "conspiracy" with you.Ricky works alongside one of the leading teams of conspiracy theory research in the UK and shares some really interesting ideas which will cause you to see conspiracy theories and their believers in a whole new light.About the showOld Fox Young Fox is an intergenerational conversation between Jeremy Woolwich and Oliver Happy, one that explores the impacts of a rapidly changing world.Check out Ollie's new show: Problem BustersAbout our guestRicky Green is a PhD student at University of Kent and is keenly interested in researching the subject of Conspiracy theories. Once one "to believe" in such theories himself, he now devotes his time to studying the factors that can influence our likelihood to believing in Conspiracy theories. Ricky lives on the South Coast in England.Show mentions:9-11 and if it is a conspiracyZeitgeist the movieIs covid-19 a conspiracy and is Bill Gates looking to get a monopoly on vaccines?Was Covid-19 a lab experiment that escaped?09:00 What is the difference between a conspiracy and a conspiracy theory?Is the New World Order a conspiracy theory?The word conspiracy and the power it holds to the listenerWhy do we suspend belief when it comes to conspiracy theories?12:00 There is so much evidence against so many conspiracy theories, overwhelming in many casesVaccinations as a hot topic in the conspiracy theorist's world and Anti-vaccination sentimentThe spectrum of fantasists through to the rational scepticsAt what point do people move from being rational to believing outlandish things?14:30 The spectrum of thinking from rational thought through to believing the queen of england is a reptilian lizard15:30 Measuring believe in conspiracy theories and the strongest determinist factor being believing in another16:30 The main qualitative study where conspiracy believers were interviewed and themes drawn out into 5 types of conspiracy believers <-----Unusual ontology (way of thinking) to describe levels of belief in conspiracies18:30 Attachment theory as a determinant of belief in conspiracies <-----People with a secure attachment style being less likely to believe in conspiracies, compared to people with an insecure attachment style who are far more likely to believe.20:30 The link between anxiety and a tendency to catastrophise as a determinant in belief in conspiracy theories22:30 A recent development in research via Professor Karen Douglas from the University of Kent and her team, concluding that conspiracy theories appeal to people whose important psychological needs are not being met.Our thinking style as a determinant of how interesting conspiracy theories are.24:30 Animation as a tool of research, to measure the level of consciousness in shapes and therefore agency and intentionality in shapes.Humans as pattern seeking animalsThose who see patterns where they do not exist are also believers in conspiracy theories26:00 Level of education as a factor in likelihood to believe in conspiracy theoriesCovid-19 and a lack of feeling secure as fuel to the rise in conspiracy theoriesThe role of level of information and quality of information in the level of conspiracy theory belief within societyThe speed of change and facts changing in a time of uncertainty creating a space for conspiracy theories to growPerson: Olivier Klein as a conspiracy theory researcher on Twitter33:00 how to find a middle ground to help debating with conspiracy theoristsThe conspiracy theory regarding the protocols of the elders of Zion was discredited in the 1920s and yet keeps re-emerging35:00 Why conspiracy theories are so persistent, even in the face of facts to the contrary in many casesAnti-sematism as a vehicle to many conspiracy theories and the link between banking and financial power and being scapegoated by such theories39:00 conspiracy denialists and why some people outright deny all conspiraciesDixon of Dock Green and trust in the Police https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixon_of_Dock_GreenIs trust in institutions a generational thingGCHQ and the decline in privacy, mistrust of big tobacco as fuel in a rise of distrust44:30 Age has a reverse relationship in level of belief in conspiracy theories - where younger people are more likely to believe than their eldersThe need for longitudinal research, studies over long periods of time, to see how people's views change over the course of their lives48:30 people being drawn to conspiracy theories as a way to make ...
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  • Happiness and meaning with Paul Baker

    Happiness and meaning with Paul Baker
    2021/01/22

    Practical philosopher Paul Baker takes the Old Fox Young Fox team on a journey through his life and what he has discovered of happiness and meaning along the way.

    In a story that ranges from Eton to pioneering microlights, and from meditation to lessons from ancient greece, we cover a lot of ground and put a few ideas to rest along the way.

    About the show

    Old Fox Young Fox is an intergenerational conversation between Jeremy Woolwich and Oliver Happy, one that explores the impacts of a rapidly changing world.

    • Check out Ollie's new show: Problem Busters

    Show mentions:

    • 04:30, 05:30 if i look for meaning what would happen
    • 06:30 going from meaninglessness to meaning
    • pascal's wager
    • 08:30 what if this is your one life...leaving the world better off
    • 10:20 the thing i learned from hang gliding
    • 12:00, 37:30 permaculture is...
    • 13:30, 15:30 the alexander technique
    • The Alexander technique
    • incorrect sensory perception
    • the habit of thought
    • the U.S. election
    • 18:33 frog into boiling water
    • the boiling the frog concept
    • NLP
    • virginia
    • castell
    • milton ericcson
    • fritz furls
    • john mcquerther NLP
    • Hypnotherapy
    • 22:20 definition of hypnotherapy
    • 24:30 magic and science
    • book - Yiral harare - homo deus
    • 25:30 human beings are complex
    • 28:30 the most important thing any living thing can do
    • documentary - the social dilemma
    • 30:15 one of the reasons we are more fragmented than ever <-------
    • 31:15, 32:50 a bristol engineer, staying curious <-----
    • martial arts
    • civil engineering
    • UN report: a common future
    • 33:30, 34:47 UN report and climate change took a week to understand <----
    • Quakers
    • Oxfam
    • William Waldergrave MP Bristol
    • 35:30, 37:00 what can we do to create a fair world <---
    • the environmental movement
    • karl henrique robere - Swedish Doctor and Karate champion
    • Karate
    • 38:00 Karl henrique robere wanting a consensus between scientists in sweden <--------
    • 39:30 how to be unsustainable
    • 42:00 there are 3 environments - social human environment
    • mesopotamian myths
    • 45:00 the yin yang symbol and seeking balance as humans <-----
    • 50:40 we are a part of nature, we are struggling with a need to conserve
    • 52:30 the magic of life as a gardener
    • Veganism and evolutionary theory
    • 57:30 the difficult thing for humans as hunters and gatherers
    • 1:02:00 when we eat we should be grateful
    • 1:06:00 the most impt rule - look after your environment
    • book: hindsights guy kawasaki
    • 01:27:00 quality of our reacting ...systemic nature of our actions <--
    • 01:29:00 the power of three

    About our guest:

    Paul Baker is a practical philosopher most interested in how we as individuals can help each other to live lives that get better and better. A coach, therapist and trainer, Paul can be reached via the email below.

    • Contact Paul Baker



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    1 時間 26 分
  • Medical Innovation and the NHS with Dr. Sam Shah

    Medical Innovation and the NHS with Dr. Sam Shah
    2020/12/12
    Global Health Advisor Dr. Sam Shah is back on the Old Fox Young Fox podcast, this time focusing on medical innovation in the NHS and globally. We talk Covid-19 vaccines, what we've learned about the virus so far, how the healthcare system has responded to the increased load and what it is like to work on the frontline, in a medical clinic, day to day. This is a far-ranging conversation and we cover a lot of interesting ground, including the role of data in current and future healthcare, the public-private partnership and how we all have a role to play in staying healthy.Then we take a global view and look to China, India, New Zealand, the USA, the UK and beyond for examples of medical innovation and both the benefits and risks that such a rapidly evolving world brings with it.About the show:Old Fox Young Fox is an intergenerational conversation between Jeremy Woolwich and Oliver Happy, one that explores the impacts of a rapidly changing world.Check out Ollie's new show: Problem BustersShow mentions:An insider's guide to Covid-19 with Dr. Sam Shah02:30 hope the vaccine gets to the people who need it mostEvent: The future of healthcare technology innovation in Dubainhs englandNHSXGoogle Deep Mind project in the NHS07:00, 08:30 NHS as a philosophy, assets and IP and ownershipFacebook and their accumulation of big data10:00 Google Deep mind in the NHS11:00 Private suppliers to the NHS12:00 willingly giving our dataWhatsApp and widespread clinical use. There is so much to be gained by clinicians sharing knowledge.13:00, 14:00-14:41 data safety and sharing of data safelyCiitizen.com startup16:00 Move the power from the system to the citizen16:55, 18:00 - 18.00 NHSX role in data handling and privacyNHS DigitalDepartment of Health England21:00 smart cities as an example of data being used healthfullyDepartment of sport, Department of pensionsSmart cities and the Internet of things (IoT) as an inspiration for big data in health23:00 China and how big data was used during Covid-196:30, 27:45 Nudging as a technique to change behaviour, turn the system in the same wayFitBit and Google's purchase of FitBit29.27 The system is worn down and needs proper investment beyond toys, the model we need31:30 we should pay and promote wellness rather than pay for sickness, is the Chinese model more effective in this way?33:00 role of technology in helping during diagnosis or care35:45 diagnosis and when to test37:00, 38:31 Australia embracing technology in remote diagnosisFlight Forward drone delivery of medication in the USAImages of skin such as Mole map38:00 lots of technology can assist, it is about risk profileStephen Fry and his experience of being tested for Cancer39:40 Stephen Fry and his experience helping lead to more testingClare Oliver and the campaign to ban sunbeds in Australia54gene and the need to ensure racial equality in gene therapy research46:00 inequity in health and the need to undertake development of drugs that benefit the communities they need to helpThe human genome projectThe 100,000 genomes project51:00 - 52:00 edit out lack of a question and answerCompulsory vaccinations and caution around due process in testingPopulation-based genetic studiesThe Covid-19 vaccine56:00 people have a right to be treated as adults and given information to be able to make a choiceGenetically modified food and drought resistant cropsHims and mail order prescriptionsOnline healthcare, benefits and risks01:03:00 Online healthcare as a technology, risks and benefitsMedications from eBay and AlibabaAmazon Care and the virtual healthcare service01:06:45 Incentives to employers could be interesting. Amazon care, USA and UK models for involvement of employers in healthcare provisionThe Quakers and free healthcare provided to staff01:09:00 Healthcare is not going to get cheaper, we need to invest and accept that healthcare is important.CBD oil, ayahuasca and natural healthcareThe legalisation of cannibisMagic mushrooms and controlled use01:14:00 We need investment in naturally occurring products01:16:00 wouldn't it be amazing if practitioners could share information together, better training01:19:00 the urgency to find a vaccine drove working together01:23:00 What I'd like to see in the futureService design in healthcareThe future of healthcareTestosterone deficiency in menAbout our guest:Dr. Sam Shah is a Global Digital Health Advisor whose interests span digital health, clinical leadership and public health. He works with both private and public organisations such as the UK's NHS (National Health Service). He is a founder of the Faculty of Future Medicine at Ulster University. Sam was previously Director of Digital Development for NHS England and NHSX, where he was responsible for digitisation programmes including a flagship project to digitise urgent care in the NHS. Sam lives and works in South East England and is a practicing clinician to this day.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-shah-nhs/Related episodes:An ...
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    1 時間 28 分
  • There is hope in hell with Jonathon Porritt

    There is hope in hell with Jonathon Porritt
    2020/11/28
    Old Fox Young Fox talks to writer, environmental activist and former Director of Friends of the Earth Jonathon Porritt about the climate emergency and why against all the odds, there is still hope.We trace Jonathon's journey from the activist frontline, to a career in politics, then to founding Forum for the Future, where he saw progress in educating and partnering with the business community on the need to act regarding the climate.And we discuss his decision to now step back from Forum for the Future and to focus on doing what he can as Chancellor at Keele University and by a more direct role in supporting the next generation of climate activist.We cover a lot of ground and ask a lot of the tough questions facing our global community including what is the role of civil disobedience in activism? Should we feel guilty at not having done enough or is that energy better used in making small changes to help fight climate change?About the show:Old Fox Young Fox is an intergenerational conversation between Jeremy Woolwich and Oliver Happy, one that explores the impacts of a rapidly changing world.Check out Ollie's new show: Problem Busters.Show mentions:Book: Hope in Hell by Jonathon PorrittReport - The Future of Sustainability: https://www.forumforthefuture.org/new-report-out-now-from-system-shock-to-system-change-its-time-to-transformThe futures centre: https://thefuturescentre.org/Report - Future plates (transforming school lunches in the USA): https://www.forumforthefuture.org/future-plates-transforming-school-lunches-in-the-usa03:05 the big issues are relatively simpleThe intergovernmental panel on climate changethe green party of new zealandrupert murdoch's press empirethe green party of australia08:00 what net zero 2050 means09:00 what we need to do to carbon emissions by 203011:00 lots of things are moving in the right direction: a low carbon economythe low carbon economyinvestors getting behind the low carbon economyworld faith and religious organisations backing the environmental movementintergenerational injustice16:00, 18:00 Young people are protesting differently. In 2019 both exploded into our midst.Greta thunburgExtinction rebellion and the School Strikes Movement18.00 The story of climate change now is completely compelling to younger generations. What the world looks like at 1 degree increased.intergenerational rage and why young people are engaging in climate activism19:00 the fate of green parties over the years and how we just could have done moreDonald Trump and an administration that denied climate changeThe Paris Agreement on Climate Change in 2015 and its role in garnering business supportHeineken and moving to a carbon neutral supply chain27:30 - 30:30 the transition to EVs (electric vehicles), solar panelsMark Carney, former governer of the bank of england70% of india's infrastructure that will be in place in 2030 hasn't yet been builtNarendra Modi Prime Minister of India and leading the way in the climate debateIndia's debt to the coal economy and how overcoming it could change the direction of climate action - as the world's largest democracy29.00 industrial nations have contributed heavily to the greenhouse gas problemChina and India's actions being absolutely critical to the climate response32:00, 34:00 Solar power going mainstream as a result of Chinese ingenuityIndia as the world's largest democracy and the role of the stateIndonesia and Brazil and their governmental approach to climate changeThe city of Shenzhen and the move to electric buses: https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2018/dec/12/silence-shenzhen-world-first-electric-bus-fleet27:00 and the rise of windfarms in chinaChina's response to Covid-19 and the speed with which the economy bounced back as an example of how the regime has negotiated the periodTibet and the Uighur minority in China41:00 the changes we set in motion have to last and giving up civil liberties is not a long term solutionNorway and their approach to building on fossil fuels in order to invest in renewablesDenmark and brilliance in the wind storyMargaret Thatcher and challenging the Norwegian story of creation of a sovereign wealth fund46:00 The Forum of the future and bridging radical views of society and wealth creators in order to involve big business in the excitement and challenges ahead of usGreta Thunberg and doing your homework on climate changeThe world economic forumGreta Thunberg and acting as if you really love your children by making changes to your lifestyleEpisode: Psychopaths at workOvercoming the sticking points of batteries and moving beyond cobalt52:00 the green tech brigade and the speed with which technology is advantageGreen hydrogen and its application to the electrolysis of waterBoris Johnson and the 10 point planThe UK and leadership in offshore wind and brilliant engineeringFriends of the EarthThe Earth Summit of 1992 in Rio de Janeiro57:00 Forum for the future and investing time in working with businessNuclear power and ...
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    1 時間 13 分
  • Subscribe now: The magical world of subscription services

    Subscribe now: The magical world of subscription services
    2020/11/14
    Want a new Mercedes but can’t afford to buy one? Why buy a CD when £10 a month gives you ‘000? Setting up a new online business but will limited funds? Have it all, Subscribe Now!!This episode of Old Fox Young Fox looks at the subscription economy. Joined by Toby Beresford of Veneficus, we explore how a move from owning to renting is transforming the landscape for both consumers and suppliers globally.Netflix, Spotify, Apple iCloud, Office 365 and Amazon Web Services are all examples of subscriptions and whether we realise it or not, we are consuming more products and services via subscription every day. In fact, 2020 saw huge growth in subscription services globally due in part to Covid-19 and our insatiable desire to try before we buy, get it now and always have the latest and greatest.What is surprising is how far the subscription model of pay as you go has reached with school uniforms, and even jet engines moving to this model.But how do subscriptions actually work? What are the benefits to businesses to moving to a subscription-based model and are they better or worse for us the consumer?.About the show:Old Fox Young Fox is an intergenerational conversation between Jeremy Woolwich and Oliver Happy, one that explores the impacts of a rapidly changing world.Check out Ollie's new show: Problem Busters.Show mentions:Veneficus - https://www.veneficus.co.uk/https://Rise.global - digital scorecardsBook - Infinite gamification by Toby BeresfordNetflixSpotifyBarclayCard data shows we have become a subscription societyFreddy's flowersNakedwines.com - the wine clubRelationship commerceMicrosoft Office365SaaS: Software as a ServiceFree trial versus FreemiumApple iCloudMusic - Jeremy Woolwich piano musicRenting property as a form of subscriptionThe role of rentals in sustaining instant gratificationThe lifetime value of a customerPersonalisation as a method of making customers stickyTechnology as driver of subscriptionsGoogle CloudLaundry tablet delivery servicesAffiliate networksHow successful subscription businesses are buying customersAffiliate marketingInfluencers in social mediaRolls Royce and General Electric renting jet engines: Power by the hourThe circular economy and subscriptions driving sustainable behaviourPower by the hour spreading the risk and a win-winCustomer success metricsBoeing airlinesSharing metrics with suppliersIoT The Internet of ThingsIntelligent fridges and reorderingAmazon subscriptions in Amazon PantryPeople buy for different reasons, integration needed to drive volumeSubscriptions sliced off as fridges get screens and sensorsFragmentation of the basket of shop and where we get them fromYankee candlesMeat delivery services at a lower price than supermarketsSubscription economy as a way for new entrants to disrupt the marketSetting up a deeper relationship with your customersAn investment mindset - under investment of big players leading to new entrants in the technology spaceFacebook leading the charge on technology investmentThe climate emergency and our attitudes to consumptionThe planet friendly dietArtificial meat now on sale in TescoBeyond meatAuthor Jonathon PorrittSchool uniforms as a subscriptionSharing economiesCar share clubsHow travel is changing (the grand tour)Taxi sharing in HollandTuk tuk sharing in ThailandCollectivos and shared mini-bus travel.About our guest:Toby Beresford is an entrepreneur, author and is Head of client engagement at Veneficus, with Rise.global as "a side hustle project". Toby lives with his family in the South of England and is actively engaged in the rise of social media, the subscription economy and what it all means.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tobyberesford/.Related episodes:Ethical design with Cennyd BowlesGamification who is keeping score with Toby BeresfordConnecting the dots on the circular economy with Peter DesmondSocial promo photo by Charles Deluvio on UnsplashThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
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    1 時間 11 分
  • An insider's guide to Covid-19 with Dr. Sam Shah

    An insider's guide to Covid-19 with Dr. Sam Shah
    2020/10/29
    This episode of Old Fox Young Fox features Dr. Sam Shah, a Global Digital Health Advisor and former Director of NHSX. We summarise what we know about Covid-19 so far and take a long, hard look at good, the bad and the ugly of the state of healthcare in the UK and globally.As we enter into a second northern hemisphere winter living with Covid-19 and all the concerns that brings, what have we learned about the virus and how to prevent it? Is our public healthcare service up to the task and are our Government helping or hindering the delivery of healthcare to those who need it most?Dr. Shah is outspoken, incredibly knowledgable and is passionate about the need for equal access to healthcare as a basic human right. He raises serious questions about the state of our Government and the former Management Consultants now lining the upper echelons of many public service departments.This is an episode not to be missed and one that echoes the experiences of many countries during this pandemic and during this current experiment in Populism in many nations.About the show:Old Fox Young Fox is an intergenerational conversation between Jeremy Woolwich and Oliver Happy, one that explores the impacts of a rapidly changing world.Check out Ollie's new show: Problem BustersShow mentions:How we have handled Covid-19 in the UKThe Swedish, Taiwanese, New Zealand and American experiences of Covid-19What he have learned about Covid-19Reducing health inequalitiesThe structure of healthcare in the UKCorruption in the UK public serviceThe rise of Populism in governmentsThe role of technology and innovation in healthcarePublic Health EnglandNHS England (National Health Service)The LancetNature journalOrca HealthHealthy places, healthy lives initiativeMHRA (Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency).About our guest:Dr. Sam Shah is a Global Digital Health Advisor whose interests span digital health, clinical leadership and public health. He works with both private and public organisations such as the UK's NHS (National Health Service). He is a founder of the Faculty of Future Medicine at Ulster University. Sam was previously Director of Digital Development for NHS England and NHSX, where he was responsible for digitisation programmes including a flagship project to digitise urgent care in the NHS. Sam lives and works in South East England and is a practicing clinician to this day.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-shah-nhs/.Related episodes:Is Democratic Capitalism still working? With Tim Loughton MPDanger! Psychopaths at work with Dr Shoshana GarfieldPromo photo by Yohann LIBOT on UnsplashThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
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    1 時間 44 分
  • Transition Towns: Local experiment or global solution with Rob Hopkins

    Transition Towns: Local experiment or global solution with Rob Hopkins
    2020/10/15
    Rob Hopkins, author of From What is to What if and founder of The Transition Town Network explains to Old Fox Young Fox how communities around the world are coming together to make a difference.We discuss his book From What is to What if and the premise that drives it and how he found himself moving from teaching Permaculture to founding a global movement now spanning over 1,200 towns.This is inspiring stuff and speaks deeply firstly to the dire global situation we find ourselves in and importantly acts as a call to arms for us all to feel empowered to do something about it. Because together, we can just get more done.About the show:Old Fox Young Fox is an intergenerational conversation between Jeremy Woolwich and Oliver Happy, one that explores the impacts of a rapidly changing world.Check out Ollie's new show: Problem Busters.Show mentions:Transition Movement: https://transitionnetwork.org/Book - Rob Hopkins: From What is to What if (available from Hive, or Amazon UK or Amazon US if you must)Book - Rob Hopkins: The Power of Just Doing StuffBook - Rob Hopkins: The Transition CompanionPodcast: From What is to What if: https://www.robhopkins.net/Extinction RebellionThe Sunrise Movement360 degree organisationCommunity Energy MovementBook - David Fleming: Lean LogicCircular CitiesThe Ellen Macarthur FoundationMonsanto, FranceTool - OpenspaceCrystal palace food market: http://www.crystalpalacetransition.org.uk/food-market.htmlFlat pack democracy movement: https://www.flatpackdemocracy.co.uk/Control shiftNew Economy: https://neweconomy.net/The Declare MovementsMe too movementBlack Lives Matter movementMuniscipalities in transition: https://municipalitiesintransition.org/Politician - Denis Healey: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_HealeyActivist - Greta Thunberg: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greta_ThunbergConcept - Create the future from the future.About our guest:Rob Hopkins is an author, activist and founder of the Transition Movement. He resides in Totnes, England and has written 4 books on the state of our environment (and what we can do about it). Rob travels widely (only via train) to share the inspiring stories of Transition Towns and the many projects large and small they have undertaken to improve their corner of the universe.Social promo photo by Helena Lopes on UnsplashThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
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    1 時間 7 分
  • Ramblings on a theme: Covid 19, Brexit, Bellarus rebellion, conspiracies and corruption in high places

    Ramblings on a theme: Covid 19, Brexit, Bellarus rebellion, conspiracies and corruption in high places
    2020/10/01

    Just an opportunity for an Old Fox and a Young Fox to enjoy a conversation, reflect on previous episodes and the big events that are changing our lives.

    About the show:

    Old Fox Young Fox is an intergenerational conversation between Jeremy Woolwich and Oliver Happy, one that explores the impacts of a rapidly changing world.

    • Check out Ollie's new show: Problem Busters

    Topics covered:

    • Covid-19
    • Brexit
    • Bellarus rebellion
    • Conspiracy theories
    • Corruption in high places
    • The state of western democracy
    • BLM (Black Lives Matter)

    Social post photo by Luis Villasmil on Unsplash



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    50 分