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A readout of a story by Thess Mostoles, from Are We Europe's disinformation magazine "Online Lies, Offline Lives".
Read out by Juli Simond. Edited by Stefano Montali.
Order Are We Europe's latest magazine "Online Lies, Offline Lives", all about disinformation and its real-life consequences, here.
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A readout of a story by Sofia Cherici, from Are We Europe's disinformation magazine "Online Lies, Offline Lives".
Read out by Juli Simond. Edited by Stefano Montali.
Order Are We Europe's latest magazine "Online Lies, Offline Lives", all about disinformation and its real-life consequences, here.
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The "other now" described by Varoufakis could exist somewhere in a fissure of the time-space continuum. In this dimension, capitalism (as we know it) is dead, but a liberal and democratic society is thriving.
Yanis Varoufakis is an economist, politician and a former Minister of Finance of Greece, member of the Greek Parliament, co-founder of the European Transnational Party "DiEM25", and science fiction writer.
This episode is hosted by Giuseppe Porcaro, and co-hosted with Alberto Cottica, from the Science Fiction Economics Lab and sees the participation of Teresa O’Connell, acting chief editor at Are We Europe, and Samuel Doveri Vesterbye, director of the European Neighborhood Council.
Edited by Stefano Montali.
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What are Transatlantic Relations today?
This episode reaches back into the past to one of the most important artifacts of transatlantic history. Then, Rachel Rizzo, nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's Europe Center, explains the foundations of the Euro-Atlantic alliance today. And finally, Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson, former NPR foreign correspondent and host of the Common Ground podcast, reflects on her experience as a journalist linking Germany and the United States and talks about the importance of finding common ground over disagreement.
Edited by Stefano Montali.
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Welcome to Witness, an open-source fictional world exploring the future of economy.
For this season, Europarama joins forces with Edgeryders and their Science Fiction Economics Lab to build the world of Witness. It is a fictional city floating in a post-climate change Planet Earth, where people are organised by districts each experimenting a different social contract and a different economic model, but all of them connected by being constrained in that floating space.
Europarama is brought to you by Are We Europe, a border-breaking media trying to bridge the gaps in European culture and identity. You can become an Are We Europe member and connect with storytellers across the continent starting at €4 a month. Just go to areweeurope.com/member.
Hosted by Giuseppe Porcaro and Alberto Cottica
Edited by Stefano Montali
Thirty minutes south of Berlin is the small, riverside town of Grünau. It's the site where a team of 8 rowers shocked the world when they won one of the most improbable gold medals in the 1936 Olympics.
Written and produced by Stefano Montali
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