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14.10.2025 - Why does a leader who consistently loses elections remain at the helm of the opposition? In this episode, we dive deep into the political paradox of Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, who is the longest serving opposition leader in Turkey between 2010 and...
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25.08.2025 - Hall shares a powerful story about an elderly woman who, through a PB process, found her voice and gained the confidence to speak about what mattered to her community, illustrating how these processes can be "terrifying, but magnificent"
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30.05.2025 - Today we discuss Serbia's strong history of protest, the legacy of Otpor! and the social and cultural changes being brought by the recent student protest movements in Serbia.
15.02.2025 - When I first had the idea for this talk, the situation in Austria looked different. Yet democracy remains under threat—democratic structures are being eroded, divisions are deepening, and there is much at stake.
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