Journalist Jenny Kleeman explores the monetary value of human life in various industries, including insurance and organized crime. She discusses scenarios where hitmen or trafficking victims can be acquired for a few thousand pounds. Kleeman challenges the notion that life is priceless and debates how much should be spent to prevent loss of life.

Jenny Kleeman, a journalist known for her insightful writing on mental health, dives into avatar therapy designed for those with acute psychosis. She shares the remarkable journey of patients like Joe, who confront their inner demons through innovative digital avatars. The conversation sheds light on the stigma surrounding mental health and the profound isolation faced by individuals battling tormenting voices. Kleeman also discusses the challenges of ongoing anxiety and the limitations of current treatments, emphasizing the need for personalized approaches in mental health care.

Journalist Jenny Kleeman, known for her insightful works on Radio 4 and author of 'The Price of Life,' shares her thoughts on Tara Westover's powerful memoir, 'Educated,' which unpacks her escape from a strict, isolated Mormon upbringing. Meanwhile, Sam Knight, a staff writer at The New Yorker and author of 'The Premonitions Bureau,' discusses Hilary Mantel's reflective 'Giving Up the Ghost,' exploring themes of illness and the complexities of writing. The conversation bridges personal trauma and the universal search for identity.

Journalist Jenny Kleeman discusses pronatalists pushing for more babies in wealthy countries, raising concerns about eugenics, racist theories, and embryo selection. The podcast explores unconventional parenting, immigration's impact on low fertility rates, and ethical dilemmas in selecting embryos based on genetic traits.

Journalist Jenny Kleeman discusses the 'price of life' globally, revealing insights on effective altruists like Elon Musk and Bill Gates. She delves into moral dilemmas, questioning whether they would save a child or a Picasso. The conversation challenges perceptions about elite philanthropy and the value of human life.