Episodes
| Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| A New Conversation | 20190315 | Will children of the digital revolution tackle denialism differently? With Isabel Hardman. Isabel Hardman investigates our capacity to deny what's in front of us. | |
| A New Conversation | 20190315 | 20210906 (R4) | Will children of the digital revolution tackle denialism differently? With Isabel Hardman. Isabel Hardman investigates our capacity to deny what's in front of us. |
| A Warm Winter | 20190311 | From credit cards to climate change, we bury our heads in the sand. Isabel Hardman explores our capacity to deny what's in front of us. The idea of being "in denial" is well known to psychologists. But how does it operate at a community level? The series begins in Norway, with a town where the response to the obvious impact of climate change was...silence.
Producer: Chris Ledgard
From credit cards to climate change, we turn a blind eye. Isabel Hardman asks why. Isabel Hardman investigates our capacity to deny what's in front of us. | |
| A Warm Winter | 20190311 | 20210816 (R4) | From credit cards to climate change, we bury our heads in the sand. Isabel Hardman explores our capacity to deny what's in front of us. The idea of being "in denial" is well known to psychologists. But how does it operate at a community level? The series begins in Norway, with a town where the response to the obvious impact of climate change was...silence.
Producer: Chris Ledgard
From credit cards to climate change, we turn a blind eye. Isabel Hardman asks why. Isabel Hardman investigates our capacity to deny what's in front of us. |
| Knowing and Not Knowing | 20190313 | We deceive ourselves all the time. Why? Isabel Hardman explores the roots of denial. Isabel Hardman investigates our capacity to deny what's in front of us. | |
| Knowing and Not Knowing | 20190313 | 20210830 (R4) | We deceive ourselves all the time. Why? Isabel Hardman explores the roots of denial. Isabel Hardman investigates our capacity to deny what's in front of us. |
| The Threat of Progress | 20190312 | Would you get in a driverless car? Isabel Hardman explores our troubled faith in science and asks why we are so quick to question data and evidence, even when they seem clear. And are we ready for an era that will see the rise of artificial intelligence, among other technological advancements?
Producer: Chris Ledgard
Would you get in a driverless car? Isabel Hardman explores our troubled faith in science Isabel Hardman investigates our capacity to deny what's in front of us. | |
| The Threat of Progress | 20190312 | 20210823 (R4) | Would you get in a driverless car? Isabel Hardman explores our troubled faith in science and asks why we are so quick to question data and evidence, even when they seem clear. And are we ready for an era that will see the rise of artificial intelligence, among other technological advancements?
Producer: Chris Ledgard
Would you get in a driverless car? Isabel Hardman explores our troubled faith in science Isabel Hardman investigates our capacity to deny what's in front of us. |
| Two Tribes | 20190314 | Is it right to call someone a 'denier'? Isabel Hardman asks why debates get so polarised. Isabel Hardman investigates our capacity to deny what's in front of us. |