On the wrong end of globalisation: The Kolkata slums
Globalisation has winners and losers. In the slums of Kolkata live communities at the wrong end of globalisation.
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Caspar Melville is Editor of New Humanist.
Does Christianity still make sense?
In the second podcast in our series on Belief and Non-Belief, author Francis Spufford suggests that despite everything Christianity can still make surprising emotional sense in the 21st century, and explains what he and Sarah Palin have in common.
MoreReligion and identity: the young atheist’s handbook
“Lots of people just passively accept the religious identity they’re born with.” Alom Shaha, author of the Young Atheist’s Handbook, describes how he came to give up Islam. This is the first podcast in our new series on religion and non belief in contemporary society in partnership with New Humanist magazine.
MoreHip hop: The global voice of revolution?
Sujatha Fernandes discusses the power of hip hop in political movements around the world.
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