I Can't Help You

I Can't Help You

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I Can't Help You episodes

  • 1834: The Tolpuddle Martyrs
    "You don't get me, I'm part of the Union..."
    The first in our mini sequence of podcasts on the development of the Trades Union movement and its place in the development of democracy starts small; focused on one small village in Dorset and six men who swear an oath to found a Union to bargain for better pay and conditions...
    12 min
  • 1800s: The Chartists II
    The Chartists were a huge political movement, able to mobilise a lot of public support; born out of unhappiness with the Great Reform Act, their demands were simple and clearly designed to improve the representation of the working class in Parliament. But the movement collapsed by the 1850s, ending in abject failure.
    Or did it...?
    18 min
  • 1776 The American Revolution
    After the Civil Wars, the question of who ruled - Parliament or the King - was settled. The next phase of power shifting to the people would be about who was represented in Parliament. The first skirmish of this fight would be a war across the sea, when colonists declared that there should be no representation without taxation and, in their Declaration of Independence, wrote down some self-evident truths.
    13 min
  • Episode 10 with Daniel Braha

    Daniel (Dan) Braha is the creative director of SOS Media, a design shop, who has worked with clients in different countries around Europe, East Asia, South America. He is also a lecturer at the ATLAS institute at CU Boulder. 

    40 min

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