Non-Violence as an Alternative to Violent Revolution - Prof. Richard Jackson Director. National Centre for Peace & Conflict Studies 0n using non-violence to promote social and economic revolution as alternative to using violent revolution for the same end!

areas of expertise pacifism critical terrorism studies The social construction of war and other forms of organised political violence

Darren Watson

Celebrating the 200th birthday of Karl Marx - Andrew Tait

Journalist teacher trainee and a leader of the International Socialist group in Dunedin.Celebrating the 200th birthday of Karl Marx.

Talking about Celebrating the 200th birthday of Karl Marx. Talking about Karl Marx about his personal and family life and discussing the commonest manifesto and the future of Marxism in a world that appears to be in crisis and perhaps in transition.

Colin Gavaghan and Alistair Knott - A Regulatory body for AI predictive analytics - Artificial Intelligence and Law in New Zealand

A Regulatory body for AI predictive analytics.

Associate Professor Colin Gavaghan

Director of the New Zealand Law Foundation Centre for Law and Policy in Emerging Technologies

Associate Professor Colin Gavaghan is the first director of the New Zealand Law Foundation sponsored Centre for Law and Policy in Emerging Technologies.

Alistair Knott

Associate Professor background is in Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence

Chris Trotter - Labour Green New Zealand First government

Chris Trotter political commentator views on the new Labour Green New Zealand First government.

How new and radical is Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern Labour Party.

Do they have an economic policy will that allows them to fulfil the promises and the people's needs and expectations?

Aaron Hawkins - Dunedin City Councillor - DCC 10-year plan

Simone Wood Clerk and Elder of Dunedin Friends (Quaker) Meeting Will Be Interviewing Marvin Hubbard about his poetry's relationship to Quakerism.

Early Christianity and the Survival of the Poor - John Barclay

Prof. John Barclay Early Christianity and the Survival of the Poor”

Professor Gerald West of South Africa

Teaching life skills to young people in the Tinkers School - Andrew Bowen Teacher of life skills to young people.

Andrew is a founder of the Tinker’s school where they teach the knowledge of processes. Key ideas are having a growth mind set, "know how, can do" attitude, connection through personal and shared project work, choice creation & decision-making, problem solving skills, self management and self awareness. The Tinker's school also helps children understand technology and its processes so that. They can become capable of working with technology