Frederick Raphael's 'Eyes Wide Open' offers a unique perspective on the making of Stanley Kubrick's final film. It details Raphael's experiences as a screenwriter collaborating with the notoriously meticulous director. The book provides insights into Kubrick's creative process, his personality, and his working methods. It also explores the challenges and frustrations of adapting Arthur Schnitzler's novella, 'Dream Story,' into a film. The narrative is infused with Raphael's personal reflections and observations, offering a subjective yet compelling account of the film's production.
In 'IOU: The Debt Threat', Noreena Hertz explores the impact of debt on developing nations, highlighting issues such as illegitimate lending and poverty. The book provides a forward-looking perspective on the collective threats posed by debt and aims to stimulate discussions on truth and reconciliation in the context of global economic policies.
In *The Silent Takeover*, Noreena Hertz examines the growing dominance of corporations in the age of globalization, highlighting their impact on democracy and society. She argues that corporations are increasingly manipulating governments and taking over responsibilities traditionally held by the state, leading to a shift in the balance of power between business and politics.
Today it’s great to chat with Noreena Hertz on the podcast. Noreena Hertz is a renowned thought leader, academic, and broadcaster, named by The Observer “one of the world’s leading thinkers” and by Vogue “one of the world’s most inspiring women.” Her previous bestsellers — The Silent Takeover, The Debt Threat, and Eyes Wide Open — have been published in more than twenty countries, and her opinion pieces have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, and Financial Times. She has hosted her own show on SiriusXM and spoken at TED, the World Economic Forum in Davos, and Google Zeitgeist.
Topics
· The impact of technology on our social lives
· How to boost the health of our society
· The importance of local communities
· “The loneliness economy”
· The healthcare burden of loneliness
· Combating loneliness in the workplace
· How to give and receive care
· “Blue zones"
· How creating community helps our wellbeing
· How to create communities for the elderly
· Innovative methods to combat loneliness
· How artificial intelligence can address loneliness
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