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Podcasts

2012

•  "A Burning Question: Propaganda and the Denial of Climate Change."

  The film, produced by Duncan Stewart, examines the debate surrounding climate change and explores why there is such a disconnect between the relatively clear-cut concerns of the world's most prominent scientists and the misinformation that circulates in public whenever the issue is taken up by politicians and PR specialists. The film contains insights from scientists and experts worldwide.

• Greedy Lying Bastards: US filmmaker attacks oil industry

  Craig Rosebraugh's new documentary highlights the 'influence, deceit and corruption' of fossil fuel industry
  

  Craig Rosebraugh, a US filmmaker and political activist, has produced a feature-length documentary that demands to be seen. Greedy Lying Bastards– if the trailer and impressive roster of interviewees are anything to go by, it's likely to cause quite a stir.

  Filmed over the past two years and across nine countries, Greedy Lying Bastards claims to be a "searing indictment of the influence, deceit and corruption that defines the fossil fuel industry":

  
  

• Thomas Birtchnell attended "Performing the City" in London and presented a paper on mobility scooters on a street in a council estate, photos here:

2011

• View Monika Buscher receiving an honorary doctorate from Roskilde University
• View Monika Buscher's presentation Mobile, Experimental, Public: 'Postdisciplinary' Social Science and Design
• John Urry talks about his latest book Climate Change and Society
• John Urry presents to the University of Middlesex-Dubai in November 2011
• John Urry speaking at the 4th Green Alliance 'Catalyst' debate - 6 Dec 2011
• BBC Radio 4's 'The Forum ' - John Urry on The Future of the Car broadcast on Sunday 18 December 2011
  
• photo-blog from Kat Jungnickel and Justin Spinney, University of East London at the 'mobile conference' ... it was fun!