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London, England
Joined February 2018
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Welcome to the return of #ThinkingAllowed on #Radio4 with a new series!
Tune in 4pm on Wednesday, or the repeat just after midnight on Sunday.
This Twitter page @Radio4ta will resume just as soon as new contributors are able to start.
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Great discussion on #ThinkingAllowed re history of twin beds reminded me of Mrs Cadbury advising Bournville tenants (1897) to furnish their homes with single beds (and breath through their nostrils at night, inter alia). overcast.fm/+IPNWy-VRY
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{Sticks hand in the air} Oo, oo, I can attest to the comfort of beds in Ware (and in fact the sofas too) #ThinkingAllowed
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When visiting some Nordic countries I discovered double beds with 2 single duvets. A cure for duvet hogging partners?
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Last December a #ThinkingAllowed episode on #Radio4 discussed 'Disinformation'
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A dangerous #ThinkingAllowed episode about #Disinformation
"Santa Claus is real!" Laurie Taylor also confirmed 🎄🎁🎁
'Thinking aloud' with @samarysur on @bbcradio4 going into both lunatic #QAnons AND sinister #Russian #CyberWarfare in the same prog!
Living dangerously, if you don't want #Novichok in your Y-fronts
Jankowitz N, 2020, 'How to Lose the Information War' Pub. Bloomsbury. Discussed on #ThinkingAllowed episode about #Disinformation
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ALT *How to Lose the Information War* 2020 book by Nina Jankowitz
On #ThinkingAllowed #Radio4, 4pm today
'#Disinformation Laurie Taylor talks to Annie Kelly @uniofeastanglia about #QAnon conspiracy theory.
Nina Jankowitz @wiczipedia, @TheWilsonCenter, examines Russia’s role in the spread of disinformation'
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#ThinkingAllowed #Radio4, Monday 0:15am
'The Meaning of Work - Laurie discusses meanings of work with James Suzman @anthrowittering
Dr Ella Harris @CrisisCultures examines ‘pop up culture’
Has economic insecurity been re-branded as exciting?'
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Episode about 'Dirt' on #ThinkingAllowed #Radio4
#ThinkingAllowed #Radio4 is global! 🌍
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*Michel Foucault - a special programme on his work and influence* from 2019 (and earlier) was a topic on #ThinkingAllowed #Radio4. Still very timely now.
If you are interested in this Foucault guy then this is an excellent intro @JayneEEgerton @Radio4ta
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On #ThinkingAllowed #Radio4, Ella Harris at the University of London discussed 'pop up culture’ in the topic: 'The Meaning of Work'
Talking about pop-up culture, insecurity and work on #ThinkingAllowed @Radio4ta earlier today! Podcast version available soon! @bbkgeography
#ThinkingAllowed @anthrowittering: 'New genomic and archeological data now suggest that Homo sapiens first emerged in Africa about 300,000 years ago. Ju/’hoansi were well fed, content and longer-lived, rarely having to work more than 15 hours per week'
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When it comes to a work ethic I'm with the Zinkwazi.
I work as hard as I need to to meet my needs (and no more) #ThinkingAllowed @BBCRadio4
On #ThinkingAllowed #Radio4, 4pm today
'The Meaning of Work- Laurie discusses meanings of work with James Suzman @anthrowittering
Ella Harris, University of London, examines ‘pop up culture’
Has economic insecurity been re-branded as exciting?'
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bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000q8z…
Last week's episode of #ThinkingAllowed on #Radio4 discussed 'DIRT' - its material & symbolic meanings.
A comment on maintaining boundaries...
Very interesting episode of #ThinkingAllowed on dirt. Re: Mary Douglas reference, it's about maintaining boundaries between clean and defiled – something we see over the centuries in how people on the edge of society are pushed to the city's marginal spaces (cf Mapping Society)
#ThinkingAllowed #Radio4, Monday 0:15am
'DIRT: Laurie Taylor explores its material & symbolic meanings with Prof Stephanie Newell.
Joined by Prof Lucy Norris, discussing how recycled clothes relate to our fear of 'dirty' & contagious bodies'
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