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Un des romans emblématiques d'Ursula K. Le Guin, qui a obtenu les prix Hugo, Nebula et Locus et qui n'a rien perdu de sa virulence politique. Bien au contraire... Deux planètes se font face. Anarres est une utopie concrète fondée sur la liberté absolue et la coopération. Mais loin d'être un paradis, c'est un monde pauvre et dur. Sur Urras, le capitalisme et le culte du profit règnent en maîtres.

"Mecca of Banter" is where football talk meets unapologetic passion. Every week, we dive into the biggest matches, moments, and storylines across the Premier League and beyond — breaking down tactics, roasting bad performances, and celebrating the brilliance of the beautiful game. Whether it’s transfer rumors, Champions League drama, or a good old-fashioned meltdown over VAR, we bring unfiltered reactions, sharp analysis, and plenty of laughs. Hosted by fans of Liverpool (Ryan), Chelsea (Nick), Tottenham (Andy), Manchester United (Conner & Henry), and Arsenal (Lucas) — no agenda is safe.

Your guide to mobile casino apps that pay. Every week, we highlight one app that stands out for smooth gameplay, secure payments, and fun features. This episode: the Ace 55 Game (https://ace55game.net/) — a mobile-friendly platform with slots, fishing, and live tables for real rewards. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Democracy is not just about elections. It's about what happens in between.Where trust in democracy is eroding and access to justice remains deeply unequal, this global perspective on democracy, as something practiced daily, offers timely lessons.Hosted by Sean Buffington, Interim President of the Henry Luce Foundation, Luce Change: How Communities Are Shaping Their Futures explores how Luce grantees are reimagining and reinvigorating democratic culture by partnering with communities, expanding knowledge, and forging new approaches to justice and civic life. This podcast takes an honest look at...

In 1938, British statesman and soon-to-be Prime Minister Winston Churchill published his book Arms and the Covenant. It was published three months later in the US under the title While England Slept. In 1940, future President John F. Kennedy, who was a senior at Harvard University, wrote his dissertation, criticizing Churchill’s harsh blame of England’s leaders, even drawing comparisons between England and the United States for its own similar lack of preparedness against the totalitarian Nazi regime. Responding to Churchill's title, Kennedy named his book, Why England Slept.