Matt Steinglass, Europe correspondent for The Economist, discusses the paradox of Europe’s climate crisis, where tangible impacts like melting glaciers are failing to sway voters toward green parties. He explores public perceptions and political choices in light of extreme weather events. Michael Reid, Writer-at-large, reviews Gabriel García Márquez's controversial posthumous novella, sparking ethical debates around the integrity of publishing unfinished works. This lively dialogue blends climate issues with literary insights and technology trends in the eyewear industry.

Join Michael Reid, a writer at large for The Economist, as he unpacks the ongoing political turmoil and protests in Peru following a recent presidential crisis. Ore Ogunbi sheds light on the intriguing shopping habits of Gen Z, revealing how economic woes and social media shape their consumer choices. Meanwhile, David Benin explores the satirical brilliance of Tom Lehrer, examining how his unique blend of comedy and mathematics revolutionized modern humor. A thought-provoking discussion that connects politics, culture, and consumer trends!

In this engaging discussion, Michael Reid, an expert on Latin America, and Georgia Banjo, a foreign affairs writer, dive deep into the recent elections in Argentina, revealing the dramatic fall of the ruling Peronist party amidst economic strife. They explore the implications of these political shifts on the country's future. The conversation also highlights the global debate around assisted dying laws, examining ethical dilemmas and societal changes over the years, before delving into the historical rise and decline of electric vehicles in the automotive market.