In this episode of The Resilient, we’re going to hear how getting what you wish for may be the worst thing in the world.
Taylor Glenn originally trained as a psychotherapist in New York City, but over a decade ago, she jumped the Atlantic for a new life and a new career in the UK. After winning her first stand-up competition (surprise!), and winning plaudits and awards across the country, she and her husband decided it was the right time to start a family.
Tomorrow, the latest episode of The Resilient lands in your podcast feeds. And by golly, is it a stormer! In it, I speak with UK-based comedienne, former psychotherapist and current “flailing mother” Taylor Glenn about how Twitter became her best counsellor, and muse.
For most people, the word “doula” is associated with the beginning of life. But for Alua Arthur, a certified Death Doula, it refers to anyone who helps with a transition. Since 2013, she’s helped many people transition through the end of life.
We have a responsibility to protect our privacy in the digital age. Now, I’m not excusing the role of institutions in this human rights issue, but while they navigate the rocky landscape thrown up by the digital world, we need to get real about how to live responsibly with our data.
Huge congratulations to the Keep it In The Ground team at The Guardian for their nomination for Best Campaign in the British Journalism Awards!
I presented The Biggest Story In The World, the campaign’s 12-episode investigative podcast series. It was a only small part of the paper-wide climate change effort, which served as the final major project of outgoing editor Alan Rusbridger. Keep It In The Ground had a dual purpose: to get real action to keep fossil fuels in the ground, and to tell an old story in a new way.
This week’s episode of The Guardian’s Power of Privacy video series asks whether we should turn the privacy debate on its head and – timely, this – open everything up rather than shutting it down.
Tomorrow’s episode of The Guardian’s investigation of privacy in the digital age sees me trying to take back control after information is released into the wild – without prior consent or knowledge.
Tune in to BBC Radio 4 today at 4:30pm UK time to listen to the first episode of the new series of the award-winning Digital Human! You can expect some incredible stories, plus some extended content online – including specially commissioned art from our resident illustrator.
As we advance inexorably towards the next series of BBC Radio 4’s award-winning science series (hurrah!), Digital Human, we march forward with more than 40 episodes in our arsenal. So yeah, if you’re new to the series, it might be difficult to know just where to start.
We have a cracking lineup of six sterling episodes in the Digital Human stable coming atcha every Monday at 4:30pm UK from 12 October!
This series, we’re looking deeper at the things that are too human to be digital… but somehow are. Want revenge? Trying to solve a mystery? The Cartesian Split is under the microscope, or perhaps that’s just our imagination. And there’s also a special programme for Halloween to creep you out just when you think it’s safe to go online.
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