Future Imperfect

By Jason KingsleyScience History Natural Sciences

Future Imperfect episodes

October 06, 2021 Are we too late to save the bees?
It seems like we're getting bad news about the planet every day, but one of the most worrying signs is the decline in our pollinating insects. In this episode, Jason Kingsley, OBE, talks to Dave Goulson from the University of Sussex about whether or not we can save the bees, and what might happen if we don't.

To find out more visit Dave's Youtube channel or buy his new book.

Produced by: Natt Tapley for Gloaming Productions
Audio by Pete Dennis
Cover Image by Richard Bartz, licensed from Wikimedia Commons on a Creative Commons Share-Alike 2.5 licence

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47 min
September 29, 2021 What happens to your digital stuff when you die?
In this episode Elaine Kasket talks to Jason about what ownership means in the 21st century. What happens to our digital possessions after we die? Who is in charge of our data when we pass on? And does privacy end after death?

Produced by: Natt Tapley for Gloaming Productions
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1 hr
September 29, 2021 What can the past teach us about the future?
Dan Snow is a writer, broadcaster, and a historian who's had an incredible career of amazing experiences. In this episode, he and Jason talk about what life was really like on the battlefields of the past, why bullet points are the secret of history, and why showers are amazing.

Produced by: Natt Tapley for Gloaming Productions and Rebellion
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49 min
September 22, 2021 Future Imperfect Trailer
Jason Kingsley, OBE, talks to historians, scientists, and experts of all kinds about what is was really like in the past, and what that can tell us about what might be to come...
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1 min

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Jason Kingsley is a technologist who started one of the UK's most exciting games companies, Rebellion. He's also fascinated by the past. In this podcast he talks to historians, scientists, and experts…