Who does democracy leave behind? How do we include future generations in decisions today? Join hosts Keith Hyams and Jessica Sutherland for Democracy: Differently, Warwick University's newest podcast, as they discuss these questions and more with world-leading thinkers.

Our new pod launches Friday, 4th July! Meet hosts, Keith Hyams, professor of #politicaltheory and #ethics, and Jess Sutherland, research fellow, at University of Warwick . Keith & Jess will guide us through conversations with guests offering solutions to #democracy's biggest problems.

Starting this 4th July, we're diving into #democracy's biggest challenges - and exploring creative solutions, with an exciting list of guests. Learn more about our new podcast and subscribe for updates on all future shows at DemocracyDifferently.org!

We're live!🎙️ Our new #podcast #Democracy: Differently, launches today. Fitting for 4th July, wouldn't you say? Listen to Keith and our first guest, Jo Wolff of University of Oxford discuss democratic culture, #populism, and more. Available wherever you get your podcasts!

Episode 2 is out now!🎙️ Jess is joined by Johan Farkas of the University of Copenhagen, talking #democracy in a post-truth era. Listen to the conversation and let us know what you think! linktr.ee/democracydiffe… #politicspodcast #newepisode #democracydifferently

We're excited to say @theguardian.com named us as one of the best podcasts of the week! Have you listened yet? theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/ Let us know what you think, and don't forget to rate us wherever you get your podcasts!

Are the masses being blamed for problems that are being created by a handful of people? We tackle this question, explore how news is distributed, flaws with the media, and more in Episode 2, which is now live wherever you get your #podcasts! #democracy #fakenews

The UK is debating whether 16-year-olds should have voting rights, potentially changing electoral participation significantly. Doctoral researcher Dan White explores this key reform proposal in "The DD Analysis". #VotingAge #DemocracyDifferently #UKPolitics

Episode 3 is out now, featuring Thomas Hale of University of Oxford 🎙️ Keith sits down with Tom to discuss climate change, his recent book and research, and to answer our go-to question "what's the biggest problem with democracy right now?" Listen now 🌏

What does democracy mean to YOU? We asked people to tell us what democracy means to them, and got some very interesting responses! Catch up on all episodes of Democracy: Differently wherever you get your podcasts! #publicopinion #democracy

Did you catch our episode with Professor Tom Hale yet? He breaks down why democracies chase short-term wins & how to pivot to long-term climate solutions. Tune in to your favourite podcast! #climatechange #democracy

Happy #InternationalYouthDay! 🎉 This year’s theme "Local Youth Actions for the #SDGs and Beyond" emphasises the need for local & regional govt to include the voices of #youngpeople. Read more about #IYD and the call for more inclusive policies worldwide. @unyouthaffairs

Ep 4 is live! Jess sits down with Sylvie Delacroix, the Jeff Price Chair in #DigitalLaw at King's College London to talk about #ethics, #agency, and the implications of #generativeAI in relation to #democracy.🎙️Have a listen on your favourite podcast player! Link in bio!

Tune in as Jesswith Sylvie Delacroix, the Inaugural Jeff Price Chair in #DigitalLaw and the director of the Centre for Data Futures, King's College London as we discuss #data, #agency, and #ethics in relation to #democracy. #data #democracy

We're celebrating 2000+ listeners & counting! 🎉 Since launching on 4 July, we've reached audiences worldwide — covering everything from climate change to fake news. Huge thanks to all of you who have pressed play. Next episode is out next Wednesday! #tunein #politics #podcast