"For the moment, for contemporary purposes, we really need archives for governments to be accountable. So that’s one thing. But as a historian who loves archives, I mean, can you imagine that 20 years later we just won’t be able to find anything on Hon...

In Conversation with Elizabeth Sinn

Most of the time, most of the people we see talking on current affairs shows are people who are there to discuss the issue of the day. In reality, these people are multi-facetted and multi-dimensional.  "In Conversation" is a talk show, hosted by Stephen Davies, that hopes to get beyond the single issue interview. In choosing our guests we want to find people in whom we can bring out many dimensions of their experience, knowledge, and hopes. They may be politicians, artists, writers, social figures, or - indeed - come from any walk of life.   The aim is to have a conversation that may sometimes be challenging or revealing, but that does not necessarily follow the standard question and answer format. Conversations are, after all, better when two people are talking, and two people are listening.

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Most of the time, most of the people we see talking on current affairs shows are people who are there to discuss the issue of the day. In reality, these people are multi-facetted and multi-dimensional. "In Conversation" is a talk show, hosted by Stephen Davies, that hopes to get beyond the single issue interview. In choosing our guests we want to find people in whom we can bring out many dimensions of their experience, knowledge, and hopes. They may be politicians, artists, writers, social figures, or - indeed - come from any walk of life. The aim is to have a conversation that may sometimes be challenging or revealing, but that does not necessarily follow the standard question and answer format. Conversations are, after all, better when two people are talking, and two people are listening.

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In Conversation with Elizabeth Sinn

In Conversation with Elizabeth Sinn