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Category: Radio and TV

Breakfast – BBC One

June 1, 2009 Julian Baggini Radio and TV

I was on BBC Breakfast this morning, talking about voter apathy and participation. Just for the record…

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Nightwaves – BBC Radio 3

May 22, 2009 Julian Baggini Radio and TV

“Following the use of Aristotle’s theory of essences by a judge in a case concerning potato crisps, philosopher Julian Baggini[…]

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Thought for the Day – BBC Radio Bristol

April 27, 2009 Julian Baggini Radio and TV

Text of this morning’s thought:On Saturday, the people of Bristol had the chance to look around our new £60m heart[…]

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Thought for the Day – BBC Radio Bristol

April 20, 2009 Julian Baggini Radio and TV

Text of this morning’s thought: This weekend, I had the unusual experience of not just following the news, but being[…]

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Thought for the Day – BBC Radio Bristol

April 13, 2009 Julian Baggini Radio and TV

Text of this morning’s thought: Today is Easter Monday. I’m not a Christian, so that doesn’t mean much to me.[…]

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