Lend us your ears for Headspace, the inaugural edition of Prospect’s new monthly podcast. Each month we will be welcoming into the pod three of the contributors from the magazine. We commission pieces which challenge you to think differently, and we’ll also be encouraging our writers to challenge each other, as they stress-test each other’s arguments in the studio.
Joining Prospect’s new editor, Tom Clark, are three contributors from the October issue—the historian Joanne Paul, who defends Thomas More from the charge that Utopias are a dangerous distraction; the former Conservative minister, David Willetts, who explains why the May government has a duty to move on from Thatcherite lassiez-faire and embrace a pro-active industrial strategy; and Rachel Holmes, the feminist biographer who asks whether anything much will change for ordinary women, if—as could soon happen—female leaders are calling the shots in Berlin, London and Washington at the same time.
Headspace is also available on iTunes—find it here
And on Pocketcasts here
And on Stitcher here
Headspaces' RSS is as follows. (All podcast apps can read this code, meaning that you can listen using your app of choice, rather than being restricted to just iTunes or Soundcloud.) http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:84126443/sounds.rss