Novara FM: How the West Tried to Co-opt Iranian Feminism
Kurdish, Baloch and Palestinian feminists are fighting to be heard.
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Novara FM: How Forensic Architecture Mapped the Gaza Genocide
Truth Will Out.
Novara FM: Is This What Neofeudalism Looks Like?
It's time for a class struggle led by service workers.
Novara FM: Did Pandemics Make the Modern World?
Contagion and confinement have always gone together.
Novara FM: What Will ‘Technoking’ Elon Musk Do in the White House?
How the richest man in the world became Trump's new best friend.
Novara FM: The Parallel Political Universe of Love Actually
From the war on terror to the looming social care crisis, Richard Curtis' festive romcom is a counterfactual vision of '00s Britain. Nathalie Olah investigates.
Novara FM: Die Hard and the Fate of American Empire
What can Bruce Willis' shoeless cowboy cop tell us about American corporate power? James Butler explores a Christmas favourite.
Novara FM: Protect or Punish? The Stakes of Sex Worker Activism
Should sex work be legalised? Or, instead, decriminalised? For the women involved, the difference is huge.
Novara FM: The New Space Race Is an Arms Race
How worried should we be about the ever-growing arsenals of space weapons?
Novara FM: Clean Energy Is Already Terraforming the Earth
Mining obliterates ecosystems. But green energy projects urgently need what they extract. Can we square the circle of this necessary destruction?
Novara FM: How Labour’s Left-Wing Firebrands Fought Back
It's not the first time the Labour left has seemed defeated, but the difference this time is that their ideas are more popular than ever. Can the left come back?
Novara FM: Where Will Labour Invade This Time?
From the war in Iraq to the Malaya counterinsurgency, Labour governments have been in power during some of Britain's worst colonial blunders. What should we expect this time?
Novara FM: The Dolls Hold All the Receipts
Jules Gill-Peterson, author of A Short History of Trans Misogyny, points to the richness of life beyond gender norms.
Novara FM: How To Be Honest About Empire w/ Sathnam Sanghera
The Empireworld author wrestles with the contradictory legacies of imperialism, from national parks to Band Aid.
Novara FM: Palestine 2048
Palestinian sci-fi predicts the dystopias of now, not tomorrow, as editor Basma Ghalayini explains.
Novara FM: Trillions of Tiny Flying Particles
Dust might seem mundane, says Jay Owens, but only by looking at the tinest particles can we truly understand our impact on the planet.
Novara FM: Liberty, Democracy, Piracy
Did the Enlightenment begin at sea? Eleanor Penny talks to historian-from-below Marcus Rediker.
Novara FM: 1971, The Year Britain Became White
Is all of Britain stolen goods? Eleanor Penny finds out with scholar Nadine El-Enany.