蜜芽传媒

蜜芽传媒 Life 4: Shared 蜜芽传媒

Laurie explores the home lifestyle of six young people who live together.

• 30 mins

Uniforms and status in hospitals - Cities under siege

Uniforms in hospitals and policing cities with military measures.

• 30 mins

Cosmetic tourism - Debt 5,000 years

5,000 years of debt, plus cosmetic surgery tourism.

• 28 mins

Stag tourism - Men and childbirth

Stag Tours and men's experience of childbirth. Laurie encounters the modern male.

• 28 mins

Conspiracy theories - International suffering

Exploring conspiracy theories and the suffering of strangers.

• 28 mins

The Politics of Alcohol - Cooperation

The British and booze, and how we can all learn to cooperate much better.

• 28 mins

Obesity - Cruel Optimism

Obesity Clinics and the 'cruel optimism' that still promises the good life.

• 28 mins

Citizens without Frontiers - Monogamy in men

New research on men and monogamy. Plus, citizens without frontiers.

• 28 mins

22/02/2012

Laurie talks to Stefan Collini about the point of universities.

• 28 mins

Ambient religion - Poverty and social work

Ambient faith and social work, and poverty between the wars. Presented by Laurie Taylor.

• 28 mins

Boxing styles UK vs US - Why nations fail

Why Nations Fail. Plus boxing, UK and US style.

• 28 mins

Private military security; whisky tourism

Professionals and cowboys? UK and US military security workers. Also, 'whisky tourism'.

• 28 mins

蜜芽传媒 at RIBA

What does the idea of home mean to us in Britain today? A special edition on private life.

• 28 mins

Culinary Culture and Globalisation - Dignity

With Laurie Taylor. Including Michelin-starred restaurants and the meaning of dignity.

• 28 mins

Steeltown - Life after Burberry

Steeltown meltdown and Burberry closure - life after industry death in two Welsh towns.

• 28 mins

Rubbish - Civil Partnerships

Rubbish society: the social impact of waste.

• 28 mins

The High-life and the Row-life

Laurie Taylor discusses an ethnography of crack users and a study of a Cambridge crew.

• 28 mins

Raoul Moat - the media story; Indian sex workers

Raoul Moat - the media story, and prostitutes in Calcutta.

• 28 mins

Nationhood; recognising transgender

Transgender body modifications and latent nationalism, subjects of two prize-winning books

• 28 mins

Hebden Bridge; neighbours

Laurie Taylor explores the fortunes of Hebden Bridge. Also, a social history of neighbours

• 28 mins

Why Love Hurts

Laurie Taylor investigates the pain of love from a sociological perspective.

• 28 mins

Wine tasting; US philanthropy

US philanthropic foundations, and the changing language of wine tasting.

• 28 mins

AIDS conspiracy theories; comics

A cultural history of British comics plus AIDS conspiracy theories.

• 28 mins

Working class alienation - Nottingham council estate

Laurie Taylor talks to speakers at the 2012 British Sociological Association conference.

• 28 mins

Kinship

A special programme linked to a landmark study of 'kinship'.

• 28 mins

Hostility to tax; Mumbai slums

A study of the slums of Mumbai. Also, the rights and wrongs of taxation.

• 28 mins

Evil; the morality of cycling

Laurie Taylor asks if a sociology of evil is possible. Also, the morality of cycling.

• 28 mins

Urban Protest

Urban Protest: Laurie Taylor talks to David Harvey about trouble on the streets.

• 28 mins

Immortality; Evil

Laurie Taylor explores the ways in which human beings have resisted the idea of mortality.

• 28 mins

Builders and Musicians

Builders' lives and the cooperation between musicians.

• 28 mins