Random Democracy Podcasts

Podcasts on issues of world politics.

Categories: Education

Tags: australia, democracy, diplomacy, la trobe university, Politics, world politics

Join Interactivity Foundation fellows and guests for insights on how to have better conversations about public policy and public life.

Categories: Education

Tags: Adolf Gundersen, civil war, democracy, Education, if cast, if podcast, interactivity foundation, News, Politics, public discussion, Public Policy, Suzanne Goodney Lea

How can democracy be renewed and defended today? A collaboration of the Thomas Mann House, the Goethe Institute, Wunderbar Together, and the Los Angeles Review of Books.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: democracy, Germany, lareviewofbooks, Politics, thomasmann

State of Belief is a weekly radio show that explores the intersection of religion with politics, culture, media, and activism, and promotes diverse religious voices in a religiously pluralistic world.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Alliance, Belief, church, democracy, diversity, Freedom, Gaddy, government, Interfaith, Liberty, pluralism, Politics, radio, Relig, religion, religious, right, state, Welton

A podcast about policies that deepen democracy. TIWDLL is the flagship podcast of the Democracy Policy Network, an interstate network that organizes policy support for the growing movement of trailblazing leaders working to deepen democracy in statehouses across America. Learn more at www.DemocracyPolicy.network.

Categories: Education, Government, Society & Culture

Tags: Current Events, democracy, News, policy, Politics, progressive, radical

Technology—even when “sufficiently advanced”—isn’t magic. Algorithms aren’t spells cast by programmers. When we imbue tech with mystical powers, we lose sight of the human factors, from economics to culture, and politics, that shape how it’s actually designed and used. Does Not Compute is a podcast about technology, people, and power brought to you by the Center for Information, Technology, & Public Life (CITAP) at UNC-Chapel Hill. At CITAP, we study technology as it’s tangled up in our lives and societies. On Does Not Compute, we’ll pry into the black boxes and get to know the people behind the code to understand technology platforms in context. Together, we’ll explore how old inequities get reinvented on new platforms, how unexpected communities unite for good (and harm), and how media manipulators play on our identities and emotions to spread lies. If we want to fix our relationship to technology, we have to understand what’s broken first. Let’s dig in.

Categories: News, Technology

Tags: democracy, Disinformation, societyculture, Technology

The Way with Anoa is about forward-moving dialogue with good people doing good work. Anoa covers news, politics, and current events. She throws in a bit of pop culture to mix it up!

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Categories: News

Tags: 2020 Election, Black women, democracy, elections, Electoral politics, information, local elections, Mobilize, News, organize, Politics, progressive

At this pivotal moment for Europe and the liberal democratic order, this podcast series from The Institute For Human Sciences explores the undercurrents, tensions and dilemmas that the continent is facing and will will face in the near term. In conversation with leading figures in the field, civil society pioneer Ivan Vejvoda is your guide to the diverse and complex preoccupations of an uncertain time.

Categories: Education, Government, Society & Culture

Tags: austria, Balkans, democracy, Europe, government, institut für die wissenschaften vom menschen, institute for human sciences, iwm, policy, Populism, wien