Season 3 of the Stories of Impact podcast explores the timely and vital question of what it means to be a citizen in a networked age. Leading scholars discuss how new technology is affecting contemporary citizenship and offer insight on how we might shape our societal values in this new digitally networked age. Topics covered include listening as a civic virtue, privacy, democratic vs algorithmic decision-making, and more.
Learn about the TWCF-funded report related to this podcast season’s theme.
Season 3: Citizenship Episode Guide
An Agenda for Rebuilding Our Civic Ideals with Dr. Andrew Briggs and Dr. Dominic Burbidge
Citizenship in a Networked Age with Vint Cerf, Nuala O’Connor, & Michael Wear
Building Common Purpose with Sir Paul Collier
The Ethics of Communication with Dr. Onora O’Neill
The Politics of Social Cohesion with Dr. Colin Mayer
Upholding Democratic Values in the Internet Age with Dr. David O’Brien
Listening as an Antidote to a Zero-Sum Outlook with Dr. Filippo Trevisan
Built upon the award-winning video series of the same name, Templeton World Charity Foundation’s "Stories of Impact" podcast features stories of new scientific research on human flourishing that translate discoveries into practical tools. Bringing a mix of curiosity, compassion, and creativity, host Richard Sergay and producer Tavia Gilbert shine a spotlight on the human impact at the heart of cutting-edge social and scientific research projects supported by TWCF.
