Archive - Borderline

April 2021

How to join today's members call

Apr 28, 2021 •

Isabelle Roughol

Vaccine nationalism was always going to win

The same politicians who told us not to hoard toilet paper are stockpiling the world’s most valuable good. We're secretly glad.

Apr 27, 2021 •

Isabelle Roughol

[Members' preview] Vaccine nationalism has probably won

Episode 29 with Tania Cernuschi of the World Health Organization

Apr 25, 2021 •

Isabelle Roughol

28:31

Nationalist or globalist? It may come down to psychological health.

Episode 28: Dr Steve Taylor explains the psychology of thinking beyond borders... or not.

Apr 20, 2021 •

Isabelle Roughol

"Nationalism is a psychological aberration" [Members' cut]

Episode 28 with psychologist Dr Steve Taylor

Apr 18, 2021 •

Isabelle Roughol

37:13

For transnational families, lockdown has no end

International travel restrictions stop a lot more than holidays. Millions have been separated from loved ones abroad for a year or more. Episode 27.

Apr 13, 2021 •

Isabelle Roughol

[Members' preview] Families separated by the pandemic are starting to reunite. Transnational families aren't.

Episode 27: A Brit in Uganda and a New Zealander in Britain share their experience of maintaining family ties across borders in the time of Covid-19.

Apr 11, 2021 •

Isabelle Roughol

25:06

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