Adam and Ted are joined by Bruce Daisley to talk all things workplace culture, economics, and The Musk takeover of Twitter.

Bruce was a Vice President at Twitter from 2015 to 2020. Now a Sunday Times Best Seller, Bruce has published several well-received books on workplace culture - such as The Joy of Work and his new book published earlier this year, Fortitude.

We talk all things sports journalism with alumnus Dom Smith, as well as hear his predictions for the 2022 World Cup.

Adam and Belema are joined in conversation by University of York alumnus, Cllr Jordan Jacobs.

Mark speaks with Bernie Moreno, a candidate for US Senate for Ohio and Mark's boss for the summer. In this episode, Bernie lays out why he's running for US Senate for Ohio, what it takes to be a US Senator and what's at stake in this next election.

Mark and Aliyah speak with Member of Parliament Munira Wilson about her journey into politics and experience as a new MP during the pandemic. We also spoke about her efforts on behalf of at-risk young people as the Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Health, Wellbeing and Social Care.

This episode is a conversation between the Club of PEP and The Last Taboo, an organization focused on reducing instances of sexual violence on campus and providing resources to students in need. Mark and Dom asked their own questions to The Last Taboo at York's founder, Imogen Horrocks, and Club of PEP co-President, Molly Paffett, about the culture at the University of York and how societies/individuals can support victims of sexual violence. This episode comes with a trigger warning because of the sensitive nature of the topics discussed.

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Mark speaks with Dr. Annette Zimmermann of the University of York about the dangers that artificial intelligence poses to communities and institutions in England and around the world.

In this episode, Mark speaks with Oxford Professor of Economics Andrea Ferrero about the economics of the Covid-19 crisis. They discuss the lessons learned from the 2008 financial crisis and the various government responses to the Covid crisis.

This episode is the audio recording of an event with The Club of PEP and a panel from National Review, an American conservative magazine and website. The event took place on March 17th, 2021.

Mark and Dom interview University of York alumnus and the lead political columnist at the Mail on Sunday, Peter Hitchens. Mr. Hitchens shares his university experiences, views on politics and Brexit, and gives current students looking at a career in politics and journalism advice on how to succeed.