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This week, we’re joined by social affairs journalist Eve Livingston, to talk about her latest long-read, exploring the growing number of self-described ‘Hikikomori’ in Britain.

Eve talks to us about how harder economic pressures, alongside an expansive, all encompassing internet, is making it easier for some young people to live isolated and detached lives, and in many...


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This week, we’re joined by journalist and author Amelia Tait, to talk about the early moments of life online that shaped who she is today.

We talk about early MSN messaging and the w...


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In this unlocked bonus episode from March, Josh returns to the podcast to talk about the Theatre of Cruelty, and the Trump administrations use of ICE agents to create bizarre viral content for its diminishing base of supporters.

We talk abo...


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This week, Hussein talks to reporter and editor Sasha Baker, about their recent investigation into the anonymous X accounts that seem to be informing and directing the UK’s approach to housing asylum seekers and refugees.

Sasha talks about the accounts that have direct communications access to senior Members of Parliament, and use it to disrupt official channels of com...


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This week, we’re joined by Conrad Qulity-Harper, editor of the newsletter Dark Luxury,...


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