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Angela White and Emma Rose answer questions about dating faux pas and sex tips on Thotline.
Peter Tatchell and Ellie Cumbo debate lowering the legal age of consent amid rising teenage sexual activity.
Simon Armitage discusses poetry's role in addressing Britain's culture of violence and dissent.
Over 20 years, June Sarpong has connected with diverse individuals and led initiatives to empower women and promote inclusion.
Layer Louis and Jessica Sula discuss their roles in Skins and invite Jesus to a party.
Dr. Deepti Garg's inspiring talk highlights the transformative power of a smile.
Mohan Lal Badoli redefines leadership by emphasizing humility and service, advocating for a model rooted in collective progress and community connection.
Twenty years after its release, Spike Lee reflects on the discussions and debates sparked by his film during a 2009 interview in London.
Stephen Fry and Malcolm Gladwell discuss dyslexia among CEOs and adversity in character development.
Stoya, a prominent figure in the adult film industry, discusses her legacy, industry challenges, and her decision to direct her own work with Isobel Yeung.
Migration between the Comoro Islands and Mayotte highlights the perilous experiences of individuals seeking better opportunities amid Europe's complex relationship with refugees.
Nina Totenberg discusses Anita Hill's allegations against Clarence Thomas in this interview.
Mary Knight shares her personal experiences and healing journey as a survivor of satanic ritual abuse, addressing the ongoing debate surrounding its existence.
Hadley Freeman talks to Susie Orbach about body image and feminist issues in fashion.
Svetlana Alexievich, a Nobel Prize-winning writer, discusses the complexities of human nature and the role of literature in a corrupted society during a 2017 interview.
Participants discuss race and dating challenges in the Western world, highlighting stereotypes.
Ta-Nehisi Coates discusses the metaphor of having one's foot on another's neck to illustrate how privilege requires justification for oppression.
American artist Taryn Simon explores hidden spaces within the U.S., examining the boundaries of knowledge and access through her research-based art.
Tavi Gevinson, at just 12 years old, discusses her experiences as the youngest panelist at a festival, addressing the pressures of youth and expectations.
Historian Ted Widmer analyzes Abraham Lincoln's rhetorical evolution and highlights the significant life story of Frederick Douglass in American history.
Teju Cole stands on the roof of his apartment building in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, reflecting on his American citizenship and Nigerian upbringing.
Lewis Lapham takes Ivy-League graduates on a tour of power and moral choices.
Angela White and Emma Rose answer questions about the perfect nude and first-time experiences.
Devipriya Chandhirahasan, Headgirl of Birla Public School, excels in public speaking and debate.
A 13-year-old boy invented a light that moves at night to scare away lions, protecting cattle without harming the animals.
The talk encourages viewing ourselves as beautifully imperfect beings through personal stories.
Dr. Ramah Jean Wagner discusses feeling stuck and the courage to seek a purposeful life.
A Front of House Manager reveals the challenges of serving wealthy hotel guests.
Watch Andrew Anker discuss Facebook's impact on privacy and democracy in a candid interview.
Aubrie Lee, a disability activist and Stanford graduate, advocates for visibility and representation in fashion while addressing ableism and creating resources for the disabled community.
Last time Cate Hall applied for a job, she suggested running an organization similar to the one she was applying to, demonstrating her approach to personal agency.
Ewan McGregor and Freida Pinto discuss Danny Boyle's storytelling in Mumbai and Scotland.
Rafael Chiuzi discusses psychological safety and team success in the workplace.
A coffee conversation led Shruthi Sunil to form a valuable mentorship that changed her view on networking and its role in career success.
Jon Henley joins Mark Boyle in Bath to discuss living without money and its challenges.
John Harris and John Domokos discuss the Atlantic Gateway from Liverpool to Salford Quays.
Ellie Valley, a political satirical comic artist, addresses backlash from Meghan McCain over his work.
Eyad explains resilience and persistence over intelligence in his TEDx talk.
A 500 Rs. note remains valuable even when crumpled, illustrating that a person's worth cannot be diminished by life's challenges.
Bill McKibben reflects on his youth in Lexington, Massachusetts, exploring the decline of American patriotism, faith, and prosperity in his book, The Flag, The Cross, and The Station Wagon.
Kristen Wiig discusses how mobile technology affects daydreaming and creativity in relation to a photo editor's imaginative escapades in a fantasy-filled narrative.
Ebbe Stub Wittrup explores the complexities of cultural ownership through his artistic practice, blending photography, sculpture, and historical research.
Harshit Chaturvedy discusses social media's impact on teens and encourages positive use of technology.
Serena Teng shares how a lesson from tennis and skateboarding teaches the importance of acting within three seconds to overcome fear and seize opportunities.
Over four years, a 911 operator faces the emotional toll of handling traumatic calls while dealing with inadequate staffing and burnout.
Danny Baker discusses the obsession with tunnels in a BBC 4 episode, reflecting on their historical significance and the nature of archival footage.
A debate between a vegan and a meat-eater on the effects of magic mushrooms raises questions about dietary choices and their societal implications.
A debate between a vegan and a meat-eater on the effects of magic mushrooms highlights differing perspectives on diet and consciousness.
