Another podcast recommendation that could be provided to students to help them understand more about global issues (with many links to sociology) is The Daily from The New York Times.

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This podcast from BBC Radio Four Beyond Today focuses on gangs in Merseyside.

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The following podcast from BBC Radio Four Analysis focuses on the gender pay gap.

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21st June 2019

Drought in India

The following article could be used in the Global Development unit as it explores the impact of drought on some areas in India.

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19th June 2019

CEO Secrets

This video from BBC News is a brief interview with Amy Golding, who is CEO of an international recruitment company.

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18th June 2019

Consumer Feminism

Here is an interesting article from The Guardian about the HBO show Big Little Lies.

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17th June 2019

'Workism'

The Ezra Klein Show is a podcast from Vox that covers a wide range of issues that could be used in sociology.

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14th June 2019

Repurposing Drugs

Here is an interesting short video from The Economist that could be used for the Health unit.

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Here is an interesting take on the Fyre festival, a music event that was due to take place earlier this year.

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7th June 2019

Modern Masculinity

Here are a series of videos from The Guardian that explore masculinity in modern society.

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5th June 2019

Sharenting

Here is an interesting video from The Atlantic about 'sharenting'.

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3rd June 2019

Screen Time

The following video discusses the link between what research tells us about screen time and social media.

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30th May 2019

House of Lords

The following video from Channel 4 News explores Britain's Parliament and specifically the House of Lords.

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29th May 2019

Payment Apps

The following video from Bloomberg looks at the use of payment apps.

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22nd May 2019

The Breakfast Myth

This video from Vox highlights how breakfast cereal companies have sold the public a myth about how breakfast is 'crucial to good health'.

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The following video from The New York Times explores whether Facebook should be broken up.

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Here is an interesting video about how modern capitalism is a 'very silly way of organising life'.

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14th May 2019

Money Laundering

The following video from Bloomberg explores the ways money laundering works.

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13th May 2019

Traffic Solutions

The following video from Vox explores the use of congestion charges in cities.

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The following two articles are from The Guardian and highlight some of the differences between educational achievement between ethnic groups.

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