Vincent Moss

Join Harriet Marsden, a digital team member at The Week; Elizabeth Carr-Ellis, a journalist and campaigner; and Vincent Moss, former political editor of the Sunday Mirror. They dive into the controversial mega prison in El Salvador and the authoritarian drift under President Bukele, drawing unsettling parallels to the US. They also discuss transformative initiatives in Lambeth to promote kids' outdoor play, and a Peruvian farmer's bold legal battle against a German energy corporation over climate change accountability, highlighting the urgent need for corporate reform.

Joining the discussion are Rebecca Messina, a key member of The Week's digital team, Felicity Capon, a senior editor at The Week Junior magazine, and Vincent Moss, former political editor of The Sunday Mirror. They dive into the inspiring tale of Carlo Acutis, a millennial saint appealing to youth today. The conversation heats up with authors uniting against AI's encroachment on literature and the bizarre decision making behind unreleased films like 'Coyote vs. Acme,' revealing the precarious balance in Hollywood's landscape.

Guests include Leif Arbuthnot, assistant editor at The Week; Gary Cafell, deputy editor at MoneySavingExpert; and Vincent Moss, former political editor of The Sunday Mirror. They dive into New York's surprising water shortage and its implications, while also discussing the recent £15 billion Vodafone and Free merger's effect on mobile services. The conversation humorously connects marriage and mental health, revealing how partnerships can impact depression rates and exploring the shifting perceptions of weddings today.