Borderline
A (now concluded) podcast for defiant global citizens. 50+ interviews exploring lives lived across borders, immigration policy and belonging.
029 | Tania Cernuschi | Vaccine nationalism is winning
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More than half of Covid-19 vaccines administered so far have been in high-income countries, which account for just 15% of the world population. Four out of five doses are purchased outside COVAX, the UN-backed procurement scheme that had attempted to set up fair and equal access for all countries. The
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Episode 29 with Tania Cernuschi of the World Health Organization
028 | Steve Taylor | The psychology of thinking beyond borders
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Strong attachment to group identity is born out of insecurity, explains psychologist Dr Steve Taylor. Psychologically healthy people feel connected to all humans and are able to think beyond borders. Could we lessen nationalistic stife by promoting psychological health? Show notes 00:29 Intro 03:17 Are humans naturally tribal?
Nationalist or globalist? It may come down to psychological health.
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Episode 28: Dr Steve Taylor explains the psychology of thinking beyond borders... or not.
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Episode 28 with psychologist Dr Steve Taylor
027 | For transnational families, lockdown has no end
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The UK is reopening, but not transnational families. Visiting friends or relatives abroad is the second most frequent reason for foreign travel. It's about one in four trips out of the UK, twice the volume of business travel. Travel restrictions have reduced these trips to a trickle. For
PSA: International travel isn't just about holidays
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International travel restrictions stop a lot more than holidays. Millions have been separated from loved ones abroad for a year or more. Episode 27.
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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.
