How has paperwork served over time as a tool for empowerment and change? A roundtable of historians, archivists, and activists explore its unexpected radical history.

A Glasgow rock band, The Tenementals, explore what it means to create radical history in song.

Why did 155 nursery workers employed by London's Islington Council go on strike in 1984 - and why has their story been forgotten?

How can the visual arts shed light on the historical relationship between socialism and the natural world?

Did socialism destroy nature?

Is war innate to human psychology?

How might historians of the 2022 People's Uprising in Sri Lanka explore ongoing struggles for accountability and justice?

Exploring the enigma that was the Egyptian writer Waguih Ghali, author of the classic postcolonial novel Beer in the Snooker Club.

How did a 1911 East End police shootout affect the history of anarchism in London and beyond?

How did trans history find a foothold in the academy - and what is its future? Susan Stryker discusses with Claire Potter on this episode of the Why Now podcast.