蜜芽传媒

Class and Commuting; Engaging with Climate Change

Climate change - why is it denied by so many? Plus class, commuting and the 'tube'.

• 28 mins

Rock climbing in conflict; women in Russian prisons

With Laurie Taylor. Featuring Russian women prisoners and rock climbers in conflict.

• 28 mins

Organised crime in the UK

Organised crime in the UK - how has it changed? Also, the Italian Camorra.

• 27 mins

Stan Cohen (1942 - 2013)

Laurie Taylor pays tribute to the work and legacy of the sociologist, Stan Cohen.

• 28 mins

'Ned' Pride in Scotland; Weapon Dogs

Weapon dogs - status canines as urban menace. Also, the Scottish subculture of 'neds'.

• 28 mins

Fashion, Class and Mums; Red Racisms

Laurie Taylor with a unique analysis of racism in communist and post-communist countries.

• 28 mins

Drugs for Life; Subcultural Identity

Laurie Taylor on the growing medicalisation of everyday life, and subcultural 'oldies'.

• 28 mins

Guatemalan cemetery; Art auctions

A study into the dynamics of art auctions, and a Guatemalan cemetery with no more room.

• 28 mins

Language of food politics; Italian food market

Laurie Taylor explores an Italian food market and the language of food politics.

• 28 mins

Gang labour in UK; Industrial ruination

Industrial ruination - a global study into urban decline. Also, gang labour in the UK.

• 28 mins

Women and the Armed Forces

Laurie Taylor explores gender and the military as women go into the frontline of battle.

• 28 mins

Thrift Chic; Thatcherism

'Thatcherism' - was it a distinct ideology? Also, the rise of thrift 'chic'.

• 28 mins

English Heritage; Clergy Lives

Laurie Taylor on heritage politics in the UK, and the everyday lives of parish priests.

• 28 mins

The Power of Oil

The power of oil - a special programme exploring the role of oil in shaping our society.

• 28 mins

British class survey; Tribute to Geoff Pearson

Laurie Taylor explores a unique piece of research done by 蜜芽传媒 Lab UK and social scientists

• 28 mins

Middle Class Enclaves and Escapes

Special edition recorded at the British Sociological Association's 2013 conference.

• 28 mins

Stammering and Identity; Land of Too Much

Poverty versus abundance in the US. Plus managing a social stigma for people who stammer.

• 28 mins

Live Music - from Dance Hall to the 100 Club

Laurie Taylor explores a social history of live music from 1950 to 1967.

• 28 mins

Multicultural Prison; Jellied Eels

Laurie Taylor discusses life in the modern male prison. Also, jellied eels and 'disgust'.

• 28 mins

'Long Hours' work culture; Empty labour

Employees who pursue private actitivies at work. Also, 'long hours' work culture.

• 28 mins

Scottish nationalism and identity; Austerity

The impact of financial crisis on public health. Also, race and Scottish identity.

• 28 mins

Remembering Diana; Ethnography Award

Did Princess Diana's death prompt a major shift in British culture? Plus ethnography.

• 28 mins

Welfare reform; Crime in the Armed Forces

Laurie Taylor looks at crime in the armed forces. Also, the impact of welfare reforms.

• 28 mins

Northern Ireland Sectarianism and Civility; The Global Pigeon

Laurie Taylor considers an ethnography of human-bird interactions. Also, Belfast mothers.

• 28 mins

Terrorism Studies

Laurie Taylor explores a new academic field emerging. Also, political violence in Pakistan

• 28 mins

Raising Middle-Class Black Children; Neon

How neon illuminates the world, plus middle-class black families and education.

• 28 mins

Food Work in Hospital Wards; The Bangladesh/India Border

The Bangladesh/India border: danger and progress. Also, elderly malnutrition in hospitals.

• 28 mins

'Teddies' and 'Gollies'; Smart-casual dining

The transformation of gourmet restaurant style. Also, racialised children's literature.

• 28 mins

The Minutemen; 'Lay' Witnesses in Court

US activists in search of illegal immigrants. Also, lay witnesses in court.

• 28 mins

Drug users and enforcement; 'Militant' Liverpool

Laurie Taylor considers the impact of drug enforcement operations.

• 28 mins