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Older, wiser — and happier? Plus: Will Self
25 mei 2017 · 32 min
'Happiness data' says youth is carefree, retirement is bliss, and you muddle through in between. We argue with the FT's Lucy Kellaway about which stage of life is the best. Then: novelist Will Self hotboxes the studio and holds forth on our obsession with smartphones and the future of London. Lees meer
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18 mei 2017 · 35 min
Soho House is taking over the world. But can members' clubs ever be cool? We're divided – even after visiting The Ned, London's £200m new hangout. Plus: Irish novelist Eimear McBride on the magic of modernism and 'knicker-sniffing reviews'. Lees meer
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We talk to Jude Law. Plus: Trump's wall
11 mei 2017 · 38 min
Hello again! We're back — with a Hollywood A-lister and an architectural conundrum. Jude Law visits the FT to discuss masculinity, "method" and music (he's learning how to play the piano). But first we ask: who will build Donald Trump's wall? What will it look like? And when did architecture turn nasty? Lees meer
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Introducing series two
5 mei 2017 · 2 min
The FT's culture podcast Everything Else is coming back soon — featuring interviews with Jude Law, Eimear McBride, Will Self and lots more Lees meer
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When fake news is funny (and when it's not)
23 maart 2017 · 39 min
In our season finale, we discuss hoax stories and Facebook "filter bubbles"; Nigerian novelist Ayobami Adebayo explores love and childlessness; and the FT's editor Lionel Barber has lunch with Jean-Claude Juncker. Lees meer
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Elena Ferrante and the perils of adaptation
16 maart 2017 · 39 min
The bestselling Neapolitan Quartet is now a two-part play in London. But are adaptations always second best? Plus, 24-year-old writer Edouard Louis on growing up poor and gay in rural France - and why his family will vote Marine Le Pen next month. Lees meer
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It's the sharing economy, stupid! Plus comedian Nish Kumar
9 maart 2017 · 30 min
No doubt Uber and Airbnb are convenient, but what kind of impact does the so-called 'sharing economy' have on culture? Then, Nish Kumar on the bizarre experience of seeing his image become an internet meme called 'Confused Muslim' (he’s not a Muslim, but he was confused) Lees meer
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The art of trolling
2 maart 2017 · 30 min
Following Milo Yiannopoulos' downfall, we ask the online provocateur Nimrod Kamer whether 'bad trolls' are ruining the internet. Plus: fashion's rising star Molly Goddard on why she hates being called girly Lees meer
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We need to talk about masculinity, and Deliciously Ella
23 februari 2017 · 39 min
Men in crisis? What crisis? Plus, the food world's social media star and author of the fastest selling debut cookbook ever on why vegetables are cool - and why she hates to be called the 'queen of clean-eating' Lees meer
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How Girls turned TV upside down
16 februari 2017 · 42 min
Lena Dunham's show skewered millennial culture - but did it revolutionise TV? Plus: artist Ryan Gander on why he never does the same thing twice Lees meer
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Self-help special! Featuring smartphones and an Agony Uncle
9 februari 2017 · 33 min
We tested the apps that promise to make us more productive, mindful and all-round better versions of ourselves, and discuss the (mixed) results with Tim Harford. Plus: your Valentine's Day sorted. Lees meer
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Culture stands up to Trump. Plus: Elif Shafak
2 februari 2017 · 34 min
From museum strikes to a micro-penis, how artists are responding to the US president; Turkey's most popular female novelist on Islam, feminism and her unconventional marriage; and lunch with the man who taught the world how to beat the casinos. Lees meer
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The Oscars dissected, and the man behind Brexit
26 januari 2017 · 39 min
Are La La Land, Moonlight and Manchester by the Sea worth the hype? Does Daniel Hannan have any regrets about Britain’s vote to leave the EU? And why did one British artist photograph every page of the Koran? Lees meer
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The death of new music? Plus: Wayne McGregor
19 januari 2017 · 38 min
Did pop itself die alongside David Bowie and Prince last year? Or is it constantly reinventing itself? We debate the state of new music and look forward to the albums of 2017. Plus, choreographer Wayne McGregor on raving in 1990s – and why he’s turning Virginia Woolf into ballet. Lees meer
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'Pig-killing day' by David Szalay
29 december 2016 · 37 min
'It is over before either of us has really understood what is happening.' David Szalay, whose novel 'All That Man Is' was shortlisted for the 2016 Man Booker Prize, reads his short story, specially written for the FT. Lees meer
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2016: the good, the bad and the ugly, with Simon Schama
22 december 2016 · 35 min
We try to make sense of the biggest cultural moments in a crazy year, from the brilliance of Beyoncé to the hideousness of hygge. Plus, the chefs behind the London restaurant Honey & Co talk about feasting, the secrets to Middle Eastern cooking, and their working life as a couple. Lees meer
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Politics and culture in the age of anger
15 december 2016 · 33 min
Pankaj Mishra and Helen Lewis join us to discuss why everyone is so full of rage right now; Nigerian-American artist Njideka Akunyili Crosby on depicting her naked husband in her work; and what to look out for in the FT's interview with South African comedian and Daily Show host Trevor Noah Lees meer
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Literary prizes as 'posh bingo'. Plus: writer/rapper Kate Tempest
8 december 2016 · 37 min
The power - and politics - of prize-giving, from Dylan's Nobel to Beatty's Booker; Kate Tempest on what William Blake and Wu-Tang have in common; and a buffet with the man who jailed Iceland's bankers. Lees meer
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Don't worry, you’re not a narcissist (probably)
1 december 2016 · 38 min
FT critics discuss our age of self-admiration and why it troubles us so much; 'bad boy' theatre director Ivo van Hove on how his punk origins still inspire his work; and what it's like to have lunch with the radical performance artist Marina Abramovic. Lees meer
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Introducing Everything Else
24 november 2016 · 1 min
A new culture podcast from the Financial Times in which we talk about film not finance, music not markets, and style not stocks. Featuring star guests and presented by John Sunyer and Griselda Murray Brown. First episode out on Thursday December 1. Lees meer
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