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Ideas
IDEAS is a deep-dive into contemporary thought and intellectual history. No topic is off-limits. In the age of clickbait and superficial headlines, it's for people who like to think.
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4.4 stars from 1,713 ratings
Stimulating without Ego
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“I appreciate Nahlah Ayed’s refreshing approach to this long standing show. The topics being discussed are more thought provoking and allowing the listener to look at very timely topics and what each of us can do about making change happen. Wish there was a 4.5 rating I could give Ms. Aged.”
mente abierto via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/25/20
Thinking radio
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“I can’t begin to describe the way the program Ideas stretches my mind. I look forward to each episode as it delves into the past, present and possible future. A great show one that I am glad will continue for many years to come.”
blb1958 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/25/20
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“This show continues to build in its quality. I recently purged many podcast subscriptions but can’t do without Ideas which has taken a favourable turn since the introduction of Nahlah Ayed as host. Thanks for the quality content.”
Justin Michael G via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
05/26/20
Recent Episodes
Is there a connection between the enslavement of Black-Canadians and their overwhelming presence in the criminal justice system today? The United Nations has sounded the alarm on anti-black racism in Canada, stating it can be traced back to slavery and its legacy. In Part 2 of his series on...
Published 07/01/20
Writer Barbara Nichol continues exploring shared assumptions about reading with original thinkers — writers, critics, scholars and journalists. This is the final part in a three-part series called Reading with a Grain of Salt.
Published 06/26/20
Northrop Frye viewed literature as a vast structure of the human imagination. He taught that imagination can broaden our beliefs and encourage tolerance. As readers, we are meant to ‘disappear’ into literature as a whole. But what happens to our bodies, our histories, and us as real individuals?
Published 06/25/20
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