The Beat of Change: Faranak Amidi and Dr Martha Newson
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Faranak Amidi, World Service radio presenter and women's affairs reporter, talks to anthropologist Dr Martha Newson, who has studied rave, about about why humans have always partied, how it can bond us, and whether rave can change society for the better.
Producer: Beth Sagar-Fenton
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