What if plants could communicate not just with each other, but with us? This journey into imagination explores the secrets, stories, and ancient wisdom that might be hidden in your garden, a city park, or the pot on your windowsill.
What if plants could communicate not just with each other, but with us? This journey into imagination explores the secrets, stories, and ancient wisdom that might be hidden in your garden, a city park, or the pot on your windowsill.
What if you could experience someone else’s most cherished moments or darkest fears? We explore the profound implications of a world with shared memories, from radical empathy to the very end of privacy as we know it.
Imagine a world where honesty wasn’t a policy, but an inescapable law of nature. What if every lie you told was instantly exposed? We explore the hilarious, terrifying, and surprisingly magical consequences for our lives.
What if a painting could become a doorway, or a song could heal a wound? Explore the fantastical idea that art could alter reality, and discover the surprising ways in which it already does, shaping our world one creation at a time.
Why does gender equality stop at the front door? We explore the “Second Shift,” the “Mental Load,” and why domestic equity is the next frontier of feminism.
In the finale of Shadow Games, we explore concrete solutions to political corruption. From protecting whistleblowers to the “Singapore Model” of governance, learn how societies clean house and restore trust.
Why do we call it a “Ponzi” scheme? Is it “Gerrymandering” with a hard G? Join the Archivist for a hyper-focused history lesson on the specific words we use to describe fraud, from salamanders to international postal coupons.
Explore the fascinating world of mimicry, where nature’s greatest con artists use deception to survive. From harmless flies posing as deadly wasps to octopuses vanishing in plain sight, discover the science behind these evolutionary illusions.
Discover how the digital economy mimics medieval feudalism. From the “rentier capitalism” of software subscriptions to the “precariat” of the gig economy, are we losing our ownership rights?
Corruption isn’t just about money; it’s about lives. In Shadow Games Ep 4, we explore the human toll: crumbling infrastructure, the death of meritocracy, and the erosion of public trust. See the real-world impact of the Shadow Game.