Podcasts
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Award-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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In this two-part podcast, Harriet Grant looks at the fate of a handful of refugees brought to the UK in 2016. What happens when a young person arrives in a new country to live with a family member they have never met? -
Continuing this two-part podcast, Harriet Grant looks at the fate of a handful of refugees brought to the UK in 2016. She finds that arrival in Britain did not always end their turbulent journeys -
The visual artist reveals how her installation Turbulent built a community among the Iranian diaspora in New York, and expressed her feelings for her homeland
News, business & politics
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Jessica Elgot is joined by Will Tanner, Katy Balls and Rebecca Lowe to discuss a raft of new Conservative thinktanks formulating plans to connect with young voters. Plus author David Graeber discusses meaningless work and his new book Bullshit Jobs -
With a month to go until a crunch EU summit in Brussels, things are becoming heated -
Katharine Murphy talks to the Liberal MP breaking ranks and putting forward a private member’s bill to phase out the live export trade in five years. The former health minister believes parliament is better when MPs speak out and explains why her bill is the best solution to the problem dogging the government -
How one giant company will dominate the way the whole world sees
Science, tech & innovation
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Nuclear energy is back on the UK government’s agenda. However, concerns about safety have plagued this technology for decades. Given it kills less people than wind, coal or gas, why are we so radiophobic? Ian Sample investigates.
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The General Data Protection Regulation is coming into into force. Jordan Erica Webber finds out how the deluge of emails could be a health hazard -
As 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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Lucy Lamble talks to Ana Paula Hernández about her work supporting campaigners who fight to protect native lands
Arts, culture & lifestyle
- Token
- Guardian Books
- Close encounters
- Audio Long Reads
- Sow, grow, repeat
- UK Culture
- Australian Culture
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On this week’s show, we interview Pulitzer-winning author Wright about his history of Texas, as well as Bloom on White Houses, her novel about a lesbian romance between Eleanor Roosevelt and a journalist -
The 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? -
Continuing this two-part podcast, Harriet Grant looks at the fate of a handful of refugees brought to the UK in 2016. She finds that arrival in Britain did not always end their turbulent journeys
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How one giant company will dominate the way the whole world sees
Sport
- Football weekly
- EPL: the view from Australia
- Guardian guide to running
- Andy Zaltzman's summer of sport
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Max and co dissect Real Madrid’s win over Liverpool, Pochettino’s contract, Lampard’s managerial prospects and Richard Wood’s magic hat -
Andy Zaltzman bids adieu to the sporting summer, reflecting on Ryan Lochte telling porkies; the controversy surrounding the Paralympics; and the world’s biggest scrum -
Welcome to our new running guide series: the hard work starts here! -
The first of our advanced running guides is a threshold run
A Neuroscientist Explains A Neuroscientist Explains: where perception ends and hallucination begins - podcast