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Dana Dennis-Smith shares stories of women in law over the last century. Farmida Bi's journey from non-English speaking child to global leader. Shana Kni's role in discussing Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy and impact on legal profession.

Chris, a successful essay writer for Chinese students, discusses the shady world of 'essay mills'. The podcast explores the impact of technology on cheating in academia, the growth of essay mills, and the ethical dilemmas faced by those involved in this controversial industry.

Exploring the economic challenges and resilience of Ukrainian residents living between occupied territories, the harsh realities faced by citizens in Donetsk and Mariupol, trading across the front line to bring back essential goods, struggles with pensions, checkpoint dangers, and the emotional dilemmas of supporting rebel factions.

Exploring Aberdeen's concerns post-Brexit: oil production uncertainties and fishing industry shifts. How will European fishing quotas and access to British waters be decided? Aberdeen at high risk due to Brexit. Insights into oil and gas industry fragility amidst uncertainty.

Freelance journalist Tuomas Muraja discusses Finland's Universal Basic Income pilot project, highlighting financial security benefits. Insights from Joe Huston and Anthony Painter on UBI's impact and creativity. Prof. Ian Goldin remains skeptical, suggesting alternative solutions for societal needs.

Harvard cognitive psychologist Steven Pinker debates humanity's bright future in a golden age vs. extinction risks like climate change and overpopulation, with a 10% chance of human survival this century. Discussions on global well-being, biases in news, and the need for rationalism to face potential threats.

Chemists Andrea Sella and David Cole-Hamilton discuss the significance of the periodic table and the potential scarcity of elements in the future. They highlight the importance of making better use of resources. The podcast also explores the discovery of a significant helium reserve in Tanzania and the abundant supply of indium. Overall, it delves into the impact of elements on the modern economy.

Manuela Saragosa, journalist, explores Brexit uncertainty with businesses on both sides of the English Channel. Farmers face contract losses and market instability. Dutch onion exporter worries about supply chain disruption and paperwork. Director David Henig predicts a year's delay as the most likely outcome.

Dutch journalist Olivier van Beemen discusses Heineken's controversial activities in Africa, including ties with corrupt regimes and mistreatment of female promoters. The podcast explores the ethical dilemmas faced by companies operating in politically challenging environments, with insights from a human rights lawyer on the complexities of business and human rights. Should businesses pull out of problematic countries or try to navigate the risks?

Nicole Sykes, Head of EU negotiations at the CBI, discusses the ongoing Brexit crisis and its impact on businesses. Topics include uncertainties faced by companies, challenges of low import tariffs, and the necessity for clear plans amidst Brexit discussions.