Mano Brown e Semayat Oliveira recebem GOG, voz fundamental do rap nacional, direto de Brasília.Ao longo do episódio, GOG revisita memórias do passado, compartilha sua trajetória de resistência ao longo das décadas e reflete sobre as transformações do rap, inclusive nas expectativas do público e na forma como a cultura se relaciona com o mercado, além de abordar questões sociais que atravessam gerações.Um encontro que documenta a história viva do rap brasileiro.Dá o play agora e mergulhe nessa conversa que é memória, reflexão e legado. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Today’s episode features some recent highlights from PPF+ where we have just released our 50th bonus episode. In this selection you’ll hear philosopher Paul Sagar talking about his personal experiences of good and back luck; David talking about what changed for Hiroshima and the world in the moments after the bomb fell; historian of film Harrison Whittaker on the link between It’s A Wonderful Life and Sartrean existentialism; Hannah White from the Institute for Government on why British government doesn’t work at the centre; and historian of Russia Edward Acton on how to understand the confessions at the Moscow Show Trials.
Bonus #50 on PPF+ is the fourth and final part of Orwell’s War, looking at why George Orwell feared that the end of WW2 would lead to war without end.
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