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Step into the world of research and discovery with podcasts where we unlock the mysteries based on studies. Join us as we delve into esteemed academics’ groundbreaking research and findings. From psychology to sociology, neuroscience to anthropology, we explore the depths of our understanding of ourselves. Gain fresh insights, challenge assumptions, and unravel the complexities of our world. Listen now and join us on this enlightening journey of discovery.
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The conversation explores what it truly takes to build a world-class innovation ecosystem. While many countries produce exceptional research, only a handful successfully bridge the gap between laboratory breakthroughs and life-changing treatments. Why do some regions consistently attract global talent, investment and industry partnerships while others struggle to commercialise their scientific potential? What ingredients transform a collection of companies and universities into an ecosystem capable of competing with the likes of Boston, Cambridge and Basel?
JUL 29, 2026 : 39
For decades, depression, PTSD, and other mental health conditions have been treated largely through medication and conventional psychotherapy. Yet despite billions spent annually and significant advances in neuroscience, millions of people continue to struggle with treatments that don’t work for them. Across the world, researchers are beginning to ask a difficult question: Have we been looking at mental healthcare the wrong way all along?
JUL 22, 2026 : 47
Jos explains how tiny, laboratory-grown human tissue models, built on sophisticated microfluidic chips, are helping researchers study diseases in ways that conventional cell cultures and animal testing simply cannot. These predictive human models are opening new possibilities for understanding how drugs behave inside the human body long before they reach clinical trials.
JUL 08, 2026 : 39
In this deeply reflective conversation, Rattan Lal challenges one of our most dangerous assumptions: that soil is inert, expendable, and ours to exploit. Instead, he reframes it as a living system, one that underpins food security, water quality, biodiversity, and ultimately, civilisation itself. And yet, despite its centrality, soil remains one of the least understood and most neglected resources in global policy conversations.
MAR 25, 2026 : 23
The conversation takes a critical turn as they discuss allegations of media censorship in Suriname, where the current administration has reportedly silenced dissenting voices and banned books revealing corruption and personal controversies surrounding President Santokhi.
This suppression of voices threatens the nation’s unity and raises pressing questions about individual expression and censorship.
OCT 16, 2024 : 28
Animesh Mishra unveils the intersection between democracy and technology in India, painting a vivid picture of the shifting electoral dynamics. Within this landscape, a burgeoning political consulting industry emerges, wielding technology and data as its arsenal to pursue votes. These consultants are crucial in shaping campaign strategies, leveraging data to target specific voter demographics, and using technology to disseminate campaign messages effectively.
MAR 27, 2024 : 53
In this episode, Dr Rahi takes us on a profound journey into the history and present-day life of the community in India. Despite facing unwarranted stigma, the Gurjars exemplify a unique sense of pride and identity within their community, devoid of caste or social hierarchy. Spread across 12 states in India, the community is recognized as Scheduled Tribes (STs) and Other Backward Classes (OBCs), inhabiting remote, mountainous, and forested regions, distanced from the mainstream society.
JUL 12, 2023 : 47
Chief Explorer Rajan Nazran is joined by migration researcher and Japanese and Indian Studies Scholar Dr Megha Wadhwa as we deep-dive into her research of immigrant identity in Japan and how it has redefined her perspectives on life.
MAY 10, 2023 : 35
If you’re interested in thought-provoking discussions about identity, social justice, political science, and London, don’t miss this enlightening podcast episode featuring Adam Habib. Stay tuned for valuable insights and engaging conversations.
FEB 02, 2022 : 34
Welcome to an episode of our podcast, where host Rajan Nazran engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Rasheed Noorani, an accomplished art educationalist and scholar hailing from Iran. In this captivating episode, Rasheed delves into the intricate realm of identity and offers profound insights into his journey.
MAY 26, 2021 : 57
Welcome to an intriguing podcast conversation between Rajan Nazran and Dr Shabnam Berry-Khan, where they delve into the captivating world of parenting. Dr Shabnam, a seasoned clinical psychologist with over a decade of experience in diverse settings, brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to this enlightening discussion.
MAR 17, 2021 :
In this enlightening episode, Daniel reflects on his identity and shares his profound impression of himself. Providing glimpses into his family background, he underscores the importance of making a positive difference in people’s lives. Daniel emphasises the need to grant children the freedom and space to discover their purpose, challenging universities to redefine their approach to student education.
MAR 03, 2021 : 35
