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London 2012: Have we inspired a generation? 08 May 2013 Baroness Grey-Thompson, Steve Moffitt, Matilda Neil, Matthew Taylor, hosted by Jonathan Edwards CBE	Networks of Outrage and Hope 03 May 2013 Manuel Castells is university professor and Wallis Annenberg chair of Communication Technology and Society at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles
Making at Home, Owning Abroad 03 May 2013 Dr Finbarr Livesey, Rt Hon Vince Cable MP, & Julie Madigan discuss the findings of a new RSA/Lloyds Banking Group	Where Does the Responsibility for Community Lie? 18 Apr 2013 Tim Smit, is CEO of The Eden Project, and joins an expert panel to ask whether initiatives such as The Big Lunch can provide the social capital boost Britain needs?
Redesigning the Future 11 Apr 2013 Nat Hunter, Jonathan Chapman, Rich Gilbert, and Mark Shayler discuss sustainable manufacturing on the RSA/Tindale panel	Humanising History & Connecting Cultures: The role of literature 10 Apr 2013 Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is an award-winning novelist and author of Half of A Yellow Sun and Americanah
Re-Imagining Work: Shifts in the digital revolution 08 Apr 2013 Dave Coplin is chief envisioning officer, Microsoft.	LBC 97.3 Live at the RSA: Is this the end of the NHS as we know it? 26 Mar 2013 James O'Brien currently presents the flagship mid-morning show on London’s talk radio station LBC 97.3 where he continues to challenge the traditional phone-in format by focussing on people’s experiences rather than opinions.
The Locust and the Bee 26 Mar 2013 Geoff Mulgan is the chief executive of Nesta	Liberty and Security – for all or the (privileged) few? 22 Mar 2013 Conor Gearty is professor of Human Rights Law at the London School of Economics and founder member, Matrix Chambers
Poor People Also Have the Right to Buy and Sell 21 Mar 2013 Hernando de Soto, president at the Institute for Liberty and Democracy	Big Data, Small Government? Or What Happens When We Expect Silicon Valley to Do the Job of Politicians 21 Mar 2013 Evgeny Morozov is writer and researcher in politics, society and technology.
Sir Peter Bazalgette: Inaugural lecture 20 Mar 2013 Sir Peter Bazalgette is the Chair of Arts Council England	Design and Society 18 Mar 2013 Alice Rawsthorn is design critic, the International Herald Tribune and author of 'Hello World: Where Design Meets Life' (Hamish Hamilton, 2013).
Common Humanity: Making 'us vs. them' history 14 Mar 2013 Sir David Cannadine is one of Britain’s most distinguished historians.	Extremes 14 Mar 2013 Dr Kevin Fong is a pioneering medical scientist
Feeding Frenzy 07 Mar 2013 Paul McMahon is a sustainability expert	The Silence of Animals: On progress and other modern myths 04 Mar 2013 John Gray is one of Britain's most provocative philosophers.
Solving the World’s Problems Differently 28 Feb 2013 Don Tapscott is one of the world’s leading authorities on innovation, media and the economic and social impact of technology.	The Surprising Truth About Moving Others 27 Feb 2013 Dan Pink is the author of a number of provocative bestselling books on the changing world of work.
The Inequality Crisis 21 Feb 2013 Stewart Lansley is an economist	21st Century Inc.: Making the corporation work for us 14 Feb 2013 Colin Mayer is Peter Moores Professor of Management Studies at the University of Oxford.
CSR 3.0: A new global framework for responsible business 07 Feb 2013 David Grayson is director of the Doughty Centre for Corporate Responsibility	Tomorrow's Work. Why Yesterday's Expectations Are Ruining Today's Future 07 Feb 2013 Ben Hammersley is the Prime Minister’s Ambassador to TechCity and contributing editor to Wired UK
The World Until Yesterday: What we can learn from traditional societies 05 Feb 2013 Jared Diamond is professor of geography at UCLA and an influential author	The Universe Within 31 Jan 2013 Neil Shubin is one of the world’s most distinguished palaeontologists
Placing Sustainability at the Heart of Housing 31 Jan 2013 With David West, Roger Graef OBE, Nabeel Hamdi, Grainia Long and Lynsey Hanley	Runnymede Race Debate 30 Jan 2013 With Rob Berkeley, Sunder Katwala, Catherine Fieschi, Nigel Warburton and Kirsty Hughes
The Scientific Method Of The Mind 24 Jan 2013 Maria Konnikova is an author and columnist	Find a Voice Not Read a Script: Looking for the Heart of English 23 Jan 2013 With Michael Boyd, Chris Meade, Roger Billing, Jenny Lubuska and Sue Horner
Why Can't We Live Together? 17 Jan 2013 Miles Hewstone is an award-winning professor of social psychology at Oxford University	Unleashing Greatness? 10 Jan 2013 With Christine Gilbert, Andreas Schleicher, Dr Vanessa Ogden, David Carter, Professor Chris Husbands, Professor Becky Francis, Matthew Taylor
What Has Nature Ever Done For Us? 10 Jan 2013 Tony Juniper is a campaigner, writer, sustainability adviser and environmentalist.	General Ignorance: It's all about what you don't know 06 Dec 2012 John Lloyd is a director, producer and writer. Spitting Image, Not The Nine o'Clock News, Blackadder and QI are just a handful of the programmes he's helped to create
Antifragile 06 Dec 2012 Nassim Nicholas Taleb is the bestselling author of 'The Black Swan' and one of the most radical and iconoclastic thinkers of our time	The RSA Animate Revolution 03 Dec 2012 Andrew Park is an illustrator and founder of Cognitive Media, Richard Wiseman is professor of the public understanding of psychology.
How Maths Illuminates Our Lives 27 Nov 2012 Daniel Tammet is an acclaimed author and one of the world’s most extraordinary minds	Tackling Reform, Transforming Lives 27 Nov 2012 With Brett Wigdortz, Lord Adonis and Dr Jane Keeley
Hilary and Steven Rose 22 Nov 2012 Steven Rose is a neuroscientist and Hilary Rose is a sociologist	Ending Poverty 20 Nov 2012 Thomas Pogge is one of the world’s most influential and challenging political philosophers

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