Beste Daniel Weinstock podcaster (2024)

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How to be fully alive - with Elizabeth Oldfield 43:56

22d ago43:56

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What does it mean to be 'fully alive' during turbulent times? Our guest for this episode - who'll also be joining us as one of our rotating cast of co-hosts - is Elizabeth Oldfield, the author of Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul in Turbulent Times and Chair of Larger Us's board. Liz talks about how connection and belonging are at the heart of what …

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How to survive a culture war - with Professor Corinne Fowler 39:30

2M ago39:30

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What do you do when you find yourself at the centre of a culture war? Our guest for this episode is Professor Corinne Fowler who became a target for ‘anti-woke’ journalists and politicians due to her work exploring the colonial histories of National Trust properties. Corinne’s approach - to positively engage with her attackers - yielded some surpri…

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Are the riots Elon Musk's fault? - with Imran Ahmed 43:45

3M ago43:45

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Welcome to a new series of the Larger Us Podcast! This time we’re talking to Imran Ahmed, who is founder and CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate. We spoke to him in the immediate aftermath of the wave of far right riots that swept the UK in July after misinformation about the identity of the perpetrator of a mass stabbing targeting childr…

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Nicola Bardola zur Entwicklung der Sterbehilfe in Deutschland und der Schweiz (Nicola Bardola on the Development of Assisted Dying in Germany and Switzerland) 1:06:18

4M ago1:06:18

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Der in München lebende Schweizer Schriftsteller Nicola Bardola hatte mit seinem 2005 publizierten Roman Schlemm, in dem er das gemeinsame Sterben seiner Eltern verarbeitet, die bundesdeutsche Debatte um Sterbehilfe befeuert. Im März 2024 ist der Roman in erweiterter Form neu erschienen unter dem Titel Der größtmögliche Beweis für Liebe. Im Gespräch…

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Philosophical Reasoning in an Imperfect World – Daniel Weinstock on the Ethics and Politics of MAID in Canada 36:14

6M ago36:14

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Medical assistance in dying (MAID) has been legal in Canada since 2016, and is a widely accepted end-of-life procedure throughout the country. Philosopher Daniel Weinstock has been an observer of, and sometimes participant in, the consolidation and evolution of the legal framework governing MAID. In this conversation with Assisted Lab’s Vanessa Ram…

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How social media undermines activism - with Hugh Knowles 51:32

1+ y ago51:32

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How do we achieve social buy-in for the huge, disruptive and sustained transformation entailed in making our societies sustainable? Why is it such a problem that social media has become the 'public square' where we have big conversations about the future - and how have campaigning and activism become embroiled? Hugh Knowles is Co-Executive Director…

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How dopamine makes the world go round - with Daniel Lieberman 53:55

2y ago53:55

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How does a single chemical in our brains drive love, sex, consumerism and creativity? Why are some people more 'dopmaninergic' than others, why is that such a big deal for politics, and what does it mean for change-makers? Daniel Lieberman is a clinical professor of psychiatry and behavioural sciences at George Washington University, co-author of t…

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How to build cultures of belonging - with Michelle Barsa 52:40

2y ago52:40

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How can we build inclusive belonging in conditions of acute polarisation - for example when members of a historically privileged group feel that more power and status for a historically marginalised group means less power and status for them? What do the recent US mid-terms mean for American democratic health, and what lessons do they offer for oth…

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How the world is making our children mad - with Louis Weinstock 1:04:13

2y ago1:04:13

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How can we raise children in a world that appears to have gone so wrong? How are our children’s minds affected by that world, and how can we as parents and caregivers help them through it in ways that give them agency and the power to make the world better without placing the weight of the world on their shoulders? Louis Weinstock is the author of …

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How to build a larger us - with Alex Evans 46:55

2+ y ago46:55

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A special edition of our podcast to talk about Building a larger us, our new guide to how to change the world in ways that bring people together rather than dividing them - not as a them-and-us, but as a larger us. Alex Evans (founder of Larger Us and our usual host) switches sides to be guest this time, and we're delighted that Elizabeth Oldfield …

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How to have curious conversations - with Mónica Guzmán 57:19

2+ y ago57:19

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What does it take to have conversations across deep divides? What's required of us - and what's required of the person we're talking to? What can happen when we have these kinds of curious conversations, and how can change-makers use them? Mónica Guzmán is the author of the new book I Never Thought Of It That Way - How to have fearlessly curious co…

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How to become citizens not consumers - with Jon Alexander 56:48

2+ y ago56:48

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What are we doing to ourselves when we tell ourselves we're Consumers 3,000 times a day? What would it look like to put the same creativity and energy into involving people as Citizens? What would you do in this time, if you truly believed in yourself and those around you? Jon Alexander spent the first decade of his career in the advertising indust…

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How to build a coalition that transforms - with Nisha Anand 52:09

3y ago52:09

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How did progressive campaigners in the US manage to win bipartisan legislation ending the 'lock-em-up and throw away the key' era in criminal justice - and persuade 87 out of 100 Senators to vote for it, and Donald Trump to sign it? Answer: by building a hugely diverse coalition that brought together everyone from the American Civil Liberties Union…

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How to be a good ancestor - with Roman Krznaric 1:03:54

3+ y ago1:03:54

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We live in the age of the tyranny of the now, driven by 24/7 news, the latest tweet, and the buy-now button. With such frenetic short-termism at the root of contemporary crises – from the threats of climate change to the lack of planning for a global pandemic – the call for long-term thinking grows every day. But what is it, has it ever worked, and…

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How to put our societies back together again - with Jon Yates 1:00:38

3+ y ago1:00:38

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Jon Yates is the author of "Fractured: Why our societies are coming apart and how to put them back together again". He's uniquely well placed to explore these issues, having both served as a government adviser and co-founded a series of charities that are designed to bring people together. For years, our societies have been becoming more disconnect…

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How to change people's minds - with Dave Fleischer 1:09:09

3+ y ago1:09:09

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Dave Fleischer runs the team at the Los Angeles LGBT Center's Leadership Lab that created deep canvassing - a groundbreaking approach to political campaigning that uses doorstep conversations to change people's minds about potentially polarising issues and which helped to win the US equal marriage campaign. Deep canvassing avoids pelting voters wit…

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Why some people are primed to be authoritarians - with Karen Stenner 1:02:15

3+ y ago1:02:15

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Karen Stenner has spent years researching why some people seem to have a psychological predisposition towards authoritarianism in the right conditions. With her co-author Jonathan Haidt, Karen has explored how about a third of people across dozens of liberal democracies share this trait to some degree - a key factor in understanding why, for instan…

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How to challenge hate - with Hadiya Masieh 22:04

3+ y ago22:04

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Hadiya Masieh has over two decades' experience in countering violent extremism and understanding how to challenge hate - and a unique perspective given her own experience as a former member of an extremist political organisation. Today, Hadiya runs Groundswell Project, a pioneering initiative that works in communities to map both extremist and pro-…

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How to be fully alive - with Elizabeth Oldfield 43:56

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How to survive a culture war - with Professor Corinne Fowler 39:30

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Are the riots Elon Musk's fault? - with Imran Ahmed 43:45

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Nicola Bardola zur Entwicklung der Sterbehilfe in Deutschland und der Schweiz (Nicola Bardola on the Development of Assisted Dying in Germany and Switzerland) 1:06:18

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Philosophical Reasoning in an Imperfect World – Daniel Weinstock on the Ethics and Politics of MAID in Canada 36:14

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How social media undermines activism - with Hugh Knowles 51:32

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How dopamine makes the world go round - with Daniel Lieberman 53:55

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How to build cultures of belonging - with Michelle Barsa 52:40

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How the world is making our children mad - with Louis Weinstock 1:04:13

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How to build a larger us - with Alex Evans 46:55

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How to have curious conversations - with Mónica Guzmán 57:19

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How to become citizens not consumers - with Jon Alexander 56:48

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How to build a coalition that transforms - with Nisha Anand 52:09

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How to be a good ancestor - with Roman Krznaric 1:03:54

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How to put our societies back together again - with Jon Yates 1:00:38

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How to change people's minds - with Dave Fleischer 1:09:09

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Why some people are primed to be authoritarians - with Karen Stenner 1:02:15

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How to challenge hate - with Hadiya Masieh 22:04

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