Lowkey: Make It Right for Palestine
Lowkey: “it’s incumbent upon us at this time to mobilize in as large a way as possible.” #Balfour100 #MakeItRight bit.ly/2urPiqX
Left Left Up: Algorithms, ESports, Bitcoin
Catch-up with recent tech / gaming news from a political perspective! This month: Google Algorithms, Bitcoin, ‘Games For The Many’, Apple, Esports and much more!
Interview with George Monbiot
Clare Hymer caught up with George Monbiot about climate change, the media and his new book Out of the Wreckage: A New Politics for an Age of Crisis.
Housing, Cool Britannia and #MeToo
Are the Tories for real on housing? What can #MeToo achieve? And wtf happened to ‘Cool Britannia’? With Dawn Foster, Maya Goodfellow, and Richard Power Sayeed.
Report From Catalunya
The conflict around the independence of Catalonia has mobilised millions of Spanish citizens. Some demonstrate in support of dialogue, others defend the unity of Spain. A report by Gosia Juszczak, Magda Juszczak.
Interview With Naomi Klein at the World Transformed
At The World Transformed Aaron Bastani caught up with author and social activist Naomi Klein to talk about the Trump presidency, electoral letdowns and the successes of the British Left and Momentum.
The Fix Live – Woke IMF, Universal Basic Services and Lara McNeil
On this episode of The Fix Live Michael Walker and James Butler discussed the newly woke IMF, Universal Basic Services and the Austrian elections. Later Michael interviewed Lara McNeil about the recent Young Labour conference.
#Report From Picturehouse Strike
On Friday Camille Mijola went down to the Picturehouse Central strike where workers are campaigning for union recognition, the London Living wage, Maternity / Paternity pay and sick leave. To find out more about the strike head over to their Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/276885252818106
David Harvey: We’re Back in Marx’s Story
“Do you ever get bored of Marx?” Aaron Bastani asks David Harvey in our forthcoming in-depth interview. Stay tuned for the full interview and more snippets over the next few days.
Catalonia: a Mass Outbreak of Democracy
In an exclusive report for Novara Media, Paul Mason talks about some of the things he witnessed on his recent trip to Catalonia and his thoughts on what’s next.
Interview with Ann Pettifor
Eleanor Penny caught up with Economist Ann Pettifor for a quick chat about the potential of an IMF crisis.
Catalonia and Tory Party Conference Feat. Clive Lewis
On this episode of The Fix Live Aaron Bastani and Kirsty Major talked to Clive Lewis about the Tory party conference, The World Transformed and the Catalonian Referendum.
Labour in Power – Manchester and Trafford Momentum
A topical discussion hosted by Manchester and Trafford Momentum. Panel includes: Paul Mason, Lauren Stocks, Max Shanly and Selina Todd. Hosted by Aaron Bastani
Interview with Ken Loach at The World Transformed
Michael Walker met Ken Loach backstage at The World Transformed after his appearance on the panel ‘The Role of a Political Artist’.
Interview With Jon Lansman at the World Transformed
Jon Lansman, suited and booted in the best blazer at this years TWT, tried to persuade Ash Sarkar to finally join the Labour Party.
Interview With Diane Abbott at the World Transformed
Ash Sarkar caught up with Diane Abbott at The World Transformed to ask about her experiences as a woman of colour in politics since she was first elected in 1987.
Technology and Post-Capitalism
On this panel: David Harvey, Paul Mason, Aaron Bastani, Alice Bell and James Meadway. Since the inventions of agriculture and writing, technology has endured an intimate relationship with politics, serving to both disrupt and uphold concentrations of power. But do the technologies of the new century, from computing to synthetic biology, create a new set […]
Why the Pundits Don’t Understand Politics Anymore
Elections and referendums have come thick and fast over the last four years, and with them a long line of journalists who keep getting it wrong. Is this because most journalists are out of touch with public opinion and unable to understand a shifting political landscape, or because we’ve entered a uniquely volatile period in British politics, making predictions increasingly difficult? Join our panel of experts and find out.