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Podcasts
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The Guardian podcasts - click here for everything you need to know about our podcastsAward-winning podcasts and radio from the Guardian audio team. Giving your ears the latest in current affairs, politics, science, music, film, books and more
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‘I could hear things, and I could feel terrible pain’: when anaesthesia fails – podcastAnaesthesia remains a mysterious and inexact science – and thousands of patients still wake up on the operating table every year.
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Shirin Neshat on the video art that reconnected her with Iran - The Start podcastThe visual artist reveals how her installation Turbulent built a community among the Iranian diaspora in New York, and expressed her feelings for her homeland -
Ireland's shame: the death of Savita Halappanavar – The Story podcastAs Ireland prepares for a historic referendum, Danielle Stephens looks back at the story of Savita Halappanavar, an Indian woman who died after being denied an abortion in an Irish hospital
News, business & politics
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The Alternatives: inside the ideas factory that could save UK industry – podcastIn episode 5 of The Alternatives, Aditya Chakrabortty talks to Ande Gregson of Green Lab about small-scale innovation. -
One year to go – Brexit Means… podcastWith a year to go till the Brexit deadline, we look at where we stand and what the future might hold -
When was the last time you had a pay rise? – Australian politics live podcastWhy aren’t wages growing in Australia? For Guardian Australia’s series The pay paradox Gareth Hutchens and Greg Jericho examine the long-term and short-term reasons for the trend, including high unemployment and weaker employee bargaining power, with experts John Buchanan from Sydney University and Saul Eslake, former chief economist at ANZ. ‘Employers have changed the whole nature of work,’ says Buchanan • Whatever happened to wage rises in Australia? -
Why I’m suing over my dream internship – podcastIt’s time to end a system that excludes the less privileged from the arts, media and politics
Science, tech & innovation
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A Neuroscientist Explains: how we read words - podcastFor our final episode of this series, Daniel Glaser (with a little misguided help from his producer Max) attempts to unpick what the brain does – and doesn’t do – when we read -
Robots are coming for our jobs: Chips with Everything podcastAn OECD report suggests robots could soon take 66m jobs from humans. That isn’t as bad as previously expected. But who will be first to lose their jobs to machines? -
Episode 12: ImpactAs the curtains close on Alan Rusbridger's editorship the first phase of the Keep it in the Ground campaign draws to an end
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Human experience will always speak louder than any campaign – podcastLucy Lamble talks to an Amnesty International expert about the importance of letting people in tough situations tell their own stories
Arts, culture & lifestyle
- Token
- Guardian Books
- Close encounters
- Audio Long Reads
- Sow, grow, repeat
- UK Culture
- Australian Culture
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Lisa Halliday on her novel Asymmetry – books podcastOn this week’s show, the American novelist talks about her much-discussed debut -
Why are there so few BAME leaders in Britain? – podcastThe Colour of Power project has shown that just 3% of Britain’s most powerful people are non-white. What can be done to change this? -
Ireland's shame: the death of Savita Halappanavar – The Story podcastAs Ireland prepares for a historic referendum, Danielle Stephens looks back at the story of Savita Halappanavar, an Indian woman who died after being denied an abortion in an Irish hospital
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Why I’m suing over my dream internship – podcastIt’s time to end a system that excludes the less privileged from the arts, media and politics
Sport
- Football weekly
- EPL: the view from Australia
- Guardian guide to running
- Andy Zaltzman's summer of sport
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Manchester and Merseyside serve derbies of contrast – Football WeeklyFootball Weekly - The Guardian Manchester and Merseyside serve derbies of contrast – Football Weekly
Guest host Nat Coombs and the panel discuss a marvellous Manchester derby, Ayoze Pérez’s strike, Wayne Rooney’s strop, red cards galore in Ireland and managers who sound like drinks -
Ryan Lochte, Paralympics, and the world's biggest scrum - Andy Zaltzman's Summer of SportAndy Zaltzman bids adieu to the sporting summer, reflecting on Ryan Lochte telling porkies; the controversy surrounding the Paralympics; and the world’s biggest scrum -
The Guardian Guide to Running podcast: Beginner - week 1Welcome to our new running guide series: the hard work starts here! -
The Guardian Guide to Running podcast: Advanced - run 1The first of our advanced running guides is a threshold run
A Neuroscientist Explains A Neuroscientist Explains: how we read words - podcast