Coronavirus Lockdown
It’s no exaggeration to say that Covid-19 is the most serious crisis human civilisation has faced since the Second World War. It’s a global emergency that will change every aspect of our society. This is a confusing, unnerving time. So how do we make sense of it all? And find a way to a new and better future for life on this planet? Following every step in this crisis Coronavirus Lockdown seeks out the answers we need. Hosts Zoe Williams (the journalist with the best questions) and Luke Cooper (the wonky political scientist) are joined by a team of regulars: Nick Dearden (the global justice warrior), Sonia Adesara (the doctor on the frontline), Clive Lewis (the radical from the green benches) and James Meadway (the economist on how to fix it). The podcast is produced by Another Europe Is Possible (‘The Another Europe Podcast’) and supported by Global Justice Now.
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