Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: World Club (2024)

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World Book Cafe: Toronto 48:52

13d ago48:52

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Toronto is a bustling city on Lake Ontario which is growing at an astonishing rate. Almost a third of Torontonians have arrived in the last decade and more than half were born outside of Canada. The city’s Mohawk name is , which means “the place on the water where the trees are standing".Noah Richler explores the fictional landscape of the city wit…

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Kevin Kwan: Crazy Rich Asians 49:01

21d ago49:01

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Kevin Kwan discusses his internationally best-selling novel, Crazy Rich Asians, with readers from around the world. Chinese-American academic Rachel Chu lives a modest and happy life with her boyfriend and fellow academic Nick. But when Nick invites her home to Singapore to meet the family, everything changes – starting with the first class flights…

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Miriam Toews: Women Talking 48:40

2M ago48:40

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In Miriam Toews’s novel, Women Talking, the women of a remote Mennonite colony are hold secret meetings to talk about the crimes of the men who they live alongside. After years of being told that they were suffering from hysterical delusions, the women “came to understand that they were collectively dreaming one dream, and that it wasn’t a dream at…

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Percival Everett: The Trees 49:08

3M ago49:08

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Percival Everett will be discussing his Booker-shortlisted novel The Trees. This powerful and fiercely funny satire centring on revenge and racial justice in America shifts genres between police procedural, magical realism and horror with wit and consummate skill. Percival Everett addresses some of America’s darkest history with an unusual mix of p…

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Charlotte Wood: The Weekend 49:18

4M ago49:18

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Award-winning Australian novelist Charlotte Wood joins Harriett Gilbert to answer questions from readers around the world about her novel, The Weekend. It's a story of grief and friendship; three women meet to clear their deceased friend’s beach house and find themselves uncovering secrets and stirring up memories. (Image: Charlotte Wood. Photo cre…

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Ann Patchett: The Dutch House 49:59

5M ago49:59

49:59

Multi award-winning novelist Ann Patchett will be discussing The Dutch House. A dark modern fairytale set against the very real world of post-WWII Philadelphia, tracing the love between a brother and sister, their vanishing mother, distant father and jealous stepmother. Ann Patchett tells the story of a family over five decades with a finely balanc…

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Madrid 48:34

6M ago48:34

48:34

World Book Café heads to Madrid to talk to writers about a new boom in feminist fiction. A few month after the resignation of President of the Spanish Football Federation over a non-consensual kiss of footballer Jenni Hermoso at the World Cup final, World Book Café investigates how Madrid’s women writers are challenging gender roles in the books wo…

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"Beyond Convenience: Choosing Growth Over Comfort" 19:33

6M ago19:33

19:33

Our season finale!!!!!! Our family is preparing for yet another transformative journey, as we plan to relocate to a new country. While professional reasons and the necessity to depart from Dubai initially drove our decision, our hearts had already been yearning for change. With Svenja's pregnancy and the birth of Munanui, we opted to postpone the m…

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Carlo Rovelli: Seven Brief Lessons on Physics 49:47

6M ago49:47

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Presenter Harriett Gilbert and readers around the world talk to acclaimed Italian physicist and writer Carlo Rovelli about his runaway bestseller Seven Brief Lessons on Physics. A compact and engaging exploration of some of the most fundamental ideas in modern physics this book takes readers on a captivating journey through seven concise chapters, …

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Antonio Muñoz Molina: In the Night of Time 49:29

7M ago49:29

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Antonio Muñoz Molina answers questions from around the world on his novel In the Night of Time. The panoramic portrait of Spain on the brink of civil war follows the life of Ignacio Abel, master builder and architect, as he navigates an illicit love affair with an American woman as the darkness of war surrounds him. Recorded in the prestigious Muse…

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"Father, Fear, and Forgiveness: The Untold Story of Middle Eastern Parenthood" 1:08:25

8M ago1:08:25

1:08:25

Step into the poignant world of fatherhood as we delve into an intimate and heartfelt conversation with our friend Mustafa. Originating from Egypt and journeying through Qatar before settling in Dubai, Mustafa shares his unique perspective on the profound joys of parenting, creating a tapestry of shared experiences that will undoubtedly stir the de…

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Shehan Karunatilaka: The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida 49:58

8M ago49:58

49:58

Harriett Gilbert and readers around the globe talk to acclaimed Sri Lankan writer Shehan Karunatilaka about his Booker Prize-winning novel The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida. Almeida, a gay war photographer, recently deceased, with secrets aplenty, awakes to find himself sitting in line in an ethereal visa office, determined to find out who has murde…

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"Breaking the Silence: Honest Reflections in Fatherhood's Real Tears, Real Talk" 1:08:11

8M ago1:08:11

1:08:11

Episode 14: Embark on the intricate and demanding odyssey that is fatherhood, contemplating what it truly takes to navigate its complex terrain. Join us in the hushed hours of the 2 AM Club as four dedicated fathers unveil the depths of their personal narratives. They share profound insights that illuminate the triumphs, trials, and transformative …

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AS Byatt - Possession 26:47

8M ago26:47

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English author A. S Byatt talks to an audience about her novel 'Possession'. First broadcast in March 2004 (Photo: A S Byatt. Credit:BBC)Autor: BBC World Service

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"Fierce Love and 'Useless Competition': Unraveling the Tiger Mom Myth" 1:11:18

8M ago1:11:18

1:11:18

Ever contemplated how the challenges of real parenting resemble navigating a safari, teeming with wild joys and unexpected hurdles? Get ready for an insightful conversation as we introduce our special guests, Bai Qiong and Chen Jing, who guide us through the intriguing journey of parenthood. Tune in as they openly share experiences of enduring slee…

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Xiaolu Guo: A Concise Chinese-English Dictionary for Lovers 50:12

9M ago50:12

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Xiaolu Guo talks about her novel A Concise Chinese-English Dictionary for Lovers. The book was her first written in English and made prestigious fiction shortlists on publication in 2007. Twenty-three year old Zhuang – or Z as she’s called in England because no-one can pronounce her name – arrives to spend a year learning English. The loneliness an…

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Motherhood, Migration and Modeling Behaviour: Nadia's Story 1:35:49

9M ago1:35:49

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Ever pondered the way parenting styles evolve within the boundaries of culture and across generations? Brace yourselves for a riveting voyage through the eyes of our guest, Nadia, a hardworking mother and expat. She invites us into her unique parenting journey, one that unfolds as a rollercoaster ride. From the surprise pregnancy that altered her l…

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Michael Chabon: The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay 49:46

10M ago49:46

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American writer Michael Chabon talks about his 2001 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay. From Jewish mysticism to Houdini to the Golden Age of Comic Books and WWII, Chabon’s immersive novel deals with escape and transformation through the lives of two Jewish boys in New York. Josef Kavalier makes an impossible e…

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"Awakening to Life's Fragrance: The Essence of Simplicity and Resilience in Nepal - Lessons from flowers” 1:27:06

10M ago1:27:06

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Welcome to a profound journey, where we unearth life's essential lessons, learned during our time in Nepal. Despite the economic challenges that grace this beautiful country, Nepal emanates a heartwarming warmth and friendliness that has etched an indelible mark upon our hearts. Alongside us on this transformative voyage are our beloved parents, Ma…

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A Tale of Two Hearts: Journeying from Couple to Parents 1:17:28

11M ago1:17:28

1:17:28

Who says love isn't a wild ride? This week, we're strapping in with Sai and Jill, a couple with a tale to tell about their journey from being partners to parents. They're sharing how that transition reshaped their understanding of love, morphing it from a bond between two adults into an unconditional force for their children. Their insights might j…

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"Healing the Inner Child for Better Parenting: As a Child, I Can Forgive You, but as a Parent, How Dare You? " 40:53

11M ago40:53

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"Healing the Inner Child for Better Parenting: As a Child, I Can Forgive You, but as a Parent, How Dare You? " In our latest podcast episode, I take the first steps on a deeply personal journey of healing. This episode marks the beginning of a transformative exploration, one that acknowledges the challenges ahead as I navigate the complexities of c…

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Audrey Niffenegger: The Time Traveler's Wife 49:48

11M ago49:48

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American writer and visual artist Audrey Niffenegger talks about her bestselling novel The Time Traveler’s Wife - a magical love story with a twist. Funny, quirky, and occasionally heartbreaking, this is the story of a relationship lived in the moment – even if those moments are all in the wrong order. Clare and Henry met when Clare was six and Hen…

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"Expecting the Worst, Hoping for the Best: A Journey of Surprises and Resilience” 1:07:31

11M ago1:07:31

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"Expecting the Worst, Hoping for the Best“ “A JOURNEY OF SURPRISES AND RESILIENCE” In this episode, we had the pleasure of talking to friends who embarked on an extraordinary journey, from giving birth in Bahrain to starting a new chapter in Dubai. Their story is filled with unexpected twists and turns, showcasing their resilience and determination…

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"Lost horizons and Found Depths: Charting & Anchoring Self-Discovery on the Island of Parenthood's Journey" 58:57

12M ago58:57

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"Lost horizons and Found Depths: Charting & Anchoring Self-Discovery on the Island of Parenthood's Journey" Ever found yourself on a family vacation, yet feeling like you're missing out on the true experience? Join us as we share the deeply personal story of embarking on our first real holiday with our 15-month-old son. In this episode, we dive int…

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Pilar Quintana: The Bitch 49:31

12M ago49:31

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Colombian writer Pilar Quintana talks about her acclaimed novel The Bitch which explores themes of motherhood, loss, and the impact of violence on women's lives. Set against the backdrop of the Pacific coast, the story revolves around Damaris, a young woman longing for a child but unable to conceive. When she discovers a pregnant dog near her home,…

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Birthing with Balance part 1 45:23

1y ago45:23

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Birthing with Balance Episode 5 part 1 "Exploring the Intersection of Dreams, Finding Balance, Overcoming Judgment, Conquering Fear, and Nurturing Growth Together" In our heartfelt two-part, one hour and forty-two-minute interview with our soon-to-be-parents at the time, we delved into their preparations for the transformative adventure of parentho…

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Birthing with Balance part 2 1:00:22

1y ago1:00:22

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Birthing with balance Episode 5 part 2 "Exploring the Intersection of Dreams, Finding Balance, Overcoming Judgment, Conquering Fear, and Nurturing Growth Together" In our heartfelt two-part, one-hour and forty-two-minute interview with our soon-to-be-parents at the time, we delved into their preparations for the transformative adventure of parentho…

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Desires and Reality 53:14

1y ago53:14

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Episode 5: "The Gap Between Parenting Expectations and the Beautiful Chaos of Reality" In our latest podcast episode, we delve into the challenges we've faced over the past few weeks, alongside our beloved nanny, Arlene. Together, we confront the ongoing hurdles that arise, constantly seeking effective solutions as a united front. One significant o…

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Sofi Oksanen: Purge 50:06

1y ago50:06

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Bestselling author Sofi Oksanen answers readers' questions about her novel Purge. It's a harrowing story of sexual violence, betrayal and retribution which charts the troubled history of Estonia during and after the Second World War. Told through the lives of two women, the story starts when a frightened stranger, Zara, arrives on Aliide's doorstep…

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The Oldies but Goodies? 1:01:52

1y ago1:01:52

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“Take it easy” In a special edition of our discussioncast, we had the privilege of hosting my wife's parents to delve into their experiences of parenting and gain insight into their perspectives on our own parenting journey. Despite the less than optimal sound quality due to the lack of proper equipment, we couldn't pass up the opportunity to captu…

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It’s easier to make them than to raise them! 1:14:28

1y ago1:14:28

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In our latest episode, titled "It's Easier to Make Them Than to Raise Them," we embark on a heartfelt exploration of the unexpected revelations we encountered on our journey through parenthood. As new parents, we often hear the adage "happy parent, happy baby," but little did we realize the profound truth behind those words until we experienced it …

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Judith Kerr: When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit 50:05

1y ago50:05

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On the centenary of her birth another chance to hear much-loved author Judith Kerr discussing her memorable young adults' novel When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit with Harriett Gilbert and readers around the world. Set during the Second World War, this semi-autobiographical novel traces the story of a young Jewish girl and her family who flee Berlin jus…

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Birth and War 1:00:35

1y ago1:00:35

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Welcome to our second episode, where we embark on a profound exploration of the human experience called birth. In this episode, we courageously dive into our birth story, our personal war zone, and the enduring impact that has shaped our lives and become our form of PTSD. These defining moments served as the battlegrounds for our individual struggl…

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THIS IS US : LIFE IS NOT FOR EDITING 1:03:08

1y ago1:03:08

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“Before there was him, there was us, and before that, there was I” In our upcoming conversation, my spouse and I will delve into our identities as both individuals and partners, exploring topics such as our respective roles in our relationship and the strategies we use to preserve our individuality within our bond.…

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Curtis Sittenfeld: Prep 49:26

1y ago49:26

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Best-selling American author Curtis Sittenfeld discusses her acclaimed debut novel, Prep. Set in an exclusive boarding school in north-eastern America, Prep is an insightful, caustic and funny coming-of-age story and a savage dissection of class, race, and gender. Clever, aspirational Lee Fiora is fourteen years old when her father drops her at the…

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Paul Theroux: Deep South 49:27

1+ y ago49:27

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Presenter Harriett Gilbert and readers around the world talk to acclaimed American author Paul Theroux about his bestselling travel book Deep South. After fifty years crossing the globe, seeking adventure and stories to tell about places far from home, Theroux travels deep into the heart of his native country and discovers a land as profoundly fore…

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World Book Cafe: Paris 49:22

1+ y ago49:22

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World Book Café travels to Paris to meet some of the French capital’s newest writers. Authors Mahir Guven, Blandine Rinkel, Laurent Petitmangin and Capucine Delattre discuss taking on the literary establishment and finding new ways to express themselves. Like many places in the world, questions of equality, diversity and freedom of expression are t…

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Marie Darrieussecq: Pig Tales 49:15

1+ y ago49:15

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This month World Book Club visits Paris, France to be guests of the iconic bookshop on the Left Bank of the River Seine, Shakespeare & Co. There Harriett Gilbert and a bookshop audience talk to acclaimed French writer Marie Darrieussecq about her extraordinary novel Pig Tales. Pig Tales is the story of a young woman who works at a shady Parisian ma…

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Ayelet Gundar-Goshen: Waking Lions 49:19

1+ y ago49:19

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Driving too fast through Israel’s Negev desert in his SUV after a long day in the hospital, Dr Eitan Green accidentally hits a lone Eritrean man on the empty moonlit road, killing him instantly. Panic stricken he drives off instead of calling for help and confessing what he’s done. A decision that will change the course of his life irrevocably beca…

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Carolyn Kousky 25:46

1+ y ago25:46

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Carolyn Kousky is the Associate Vice President for Economics and Policy at the Environmental Defense Fund and the author of Understanding Disaster Insurance: New Tools for a More Resilient Future. In this episode, Kousky dives deep into the world of insurance markets, exposing major vulnerabilities and detailing how private and public partnerships …

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Anuk Arudpragasam: A Passage North 49:26

1+ y ago49:26

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A Passage North explores the impact of the vicious Sri Lankan civil war between Tamil and Sinhalese which tore Sri Lanka apart for two and a half decades before a fragile ceasefire was finally reached in 2009. When Krishan learns that his grandmother’s former carer Rani has died he makes the long journey north to attend the funeral across a country…

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The Library: A Fragile History 32:33

1+ y ago32:33

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In the first episode of 2023, Kate Whiting speaks to academics and authors Professor Andrew Pettegree and Dr Arthur der Weduwen about their book The Library: A Fragile History. They discuss why, despite our love of collecting books, they have often been neglected and become tools and targets during times of war, while romance novels have gone from …

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Review of the year: 2022 23:33

1+ y ago23:33

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In this last episode of 2022, host Beatrice Di Caro and Kate Whiting look back at some of their favourite reads of the year, collate top reads from around the World Economic Forum, and share some of the best quotes from authors who have been on the Book Club Podcast. These include Adam Grant, Elif Shafak and Booker Prize winner Shehan Karunatilaka.…

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Paul Daugherty 28:15

1+ y ago28:15

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Paul Daugherty is the Chief Technology Officer at Accenture and co-author of Radically Human: How New Technology Is Transforming Business and Shaping Our Future. In this episode, he discusses how the pandemic accelerated a shift towards a more human-centered use of AI technology and how artificial intelligence will drive four key areas for companie…

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Jon Alexander 22:07

1+ y ago22:07

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In this episode, author Jon Alexander joins us to discuss his book Citizens: Why the Key to Fixing Everything Is All of Us. How can we become better citizens? That is the question this book studies, looking at how people and societies moved from the subject story of kings and empires to the current consumer story. He argues it is now time to enter …

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Sunjeev Sahota - The Year of the Runaways 49:16

1+ y ago49:16

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World Book Club travels to The Crucible Theatre in Sheffield in England, as guests of The Off the Shelf Festival and talks to local prize-winning Sheffield writer Sunjeev Sahota about his compelling novel, The Year of the Runaways. Voyaging from India to England, from childhood to the present day, Sunjeev Sahota's heart-rending novel follows a grou…

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Lynda Gratton: Redesigning Work 22:25

1+ y ago22:25

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In this episode, Professor Lynda Gratton discusses how a diary she started in the pandemic resulted in her latest book, Redesigning Work: How To Transform Your Organization and Make Hybrid Work for Everyone. She draws on real-world examples of companies getting it right and offers useful insights into everything from avoiding burnout to being a goo…

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Dambisa Moyo: How Boards Work 33:34

1+ y ago33:34

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In this episode, Zambian-born economist and author Dr. Dambisa Moyo discusses her latest book, How Boards Work: And How They Can Work Better in a Chaotic World. In it, she examines the traditional role of boards and suggests how they can adapt to the needs of a 21st-century marketplace. Episode page: https://www.weforum.org/podcasts/book-club/episo…

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Tahmima Anam: A Golden Age 49:26

1+ y ago49:26

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This month as World Book Club continues its year-long season celebrating the Exuberance of Youth it also celebrates the 20th anniversary of the programme. To mark this happy occasion World Book Club are guests of the London Literature Festival at the South Bank Centre on the River Thames and Harriett Gilbert talks to Bangladeshi-born British noveli…

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Shehan Karunatilaka: Booker Prize Winner 2022 32:22

1+ y ago32:22

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In this episode, author Shehan Karunatilaka discusses the inspirations for his Booker Prize-winning novel The Seven Moons Of Maali Almeida. It tells the story of a Sri Lankan war photographer, who realises he’s in a processing centre for souls in the afterlife and sets out to solve his own murder, which involves leading his friends to a box of incr…

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