It rewinds to Tim escorting millennial pop star Lucy (Bel Powley) to rehab in Arizona on an eventful road trip. Jameela Jamil and Greg James complete a cracking cast. Hollie Richardson BBC Sounds, all episodes out on Monday 2 November “I feel like something is happening.” The New York Times’ Sarah Koenig is excited about her city.
The Knicks have won the NBA and the city has elected a popular socialist mayor. This podcast hears her hitting the streets and bars to capture the city’s current essence. She doesn’t force hot-button issues so the conversations can spiral in unpredictable directions.
Phil Harrison Widely available, episodes weekly After the first series of Emily Hanford’s podcast, revealing why so many US schools were struggling to teach kids to read, teachers told her: “It’s not just reading.” She now delves wider and deeper and looks at teaching itself – how it has changed and, ultimately, what works best. HR Widely available, episodes weekly Prospect Magazine’s new series is hosted by staffers Alona Ferber and Imaan Irfan, and takes an intelligent approach to the news without laying its intellect on trowel-thick. Episodes cover Silicon Valley-fuelled tech authoritarianism (with insights from Astra Taylor and Naomi Klein), and AI’s relationship to authorship.
Hannah J Davies Widely available, episodes weekly This investigative series tells the story of a deeply unsettling chapter in mental health history, and the lobotomies that Walter Freeman performed in the US between the 1930s and 60s. It’s a difficult listen but one that is meticulously researched, exploring the lives of Gretchen Reb and others who were altered for ever by these brutal, experimental procedures. HJD Audible, all episodes out now What are you listening to this week?
Share your top tips below
Extract — continue reading at the source.
