Generation Protopia
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Podcast Overview
<p>Generation Protopia is the show where tomorrow’s generation reject Dystopia, abandon Utopia, and instead embrace Protopia – a world where we take small steps to make today better than yesterday. In each episode a group of 17-18 year-old members of the Proteus Theatre Young Company discuss how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted their lives. The series will cover, Arts and Culture, Life Under Lockdown, Equality and Diversity, Mental Health and Wellbeing, and Education and Work. The final two episodes will grapple with the simple question of what happens next, and what commitments we might make to work towards Protopia. Generation Protopia is available from 12 September 2020. You can subscribe - free - wherever you get your podcasts.</p>
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Publishing Since
8/31/2020
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September 12, 2020
Equality and Diversity
Coronavirus has exposed inequalities in our society, most starkly with higher death rates among Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic people. But Covid-19 shone a light on other fault lines too: Poorer families found it harder to support their children’s learning at home; many LGBTQ+ people were separated from those they rely upon for support; and while we were in lockdown, George Floyd’s killing in the United States illustrated once again the violent racism and prejudice experienced by black people in the US. It sparked a wave of anger and protest that swept the world, demanding fresh action to tackle racism and address white privilege.
September 12, 2020
Arts And Culture
Like many other walks of life, arts and culture shut down entirely when coronavirus struck. Many artists went online to stay in touch with their fans, but the outlook for some areas of the arts remains deeply uncertain. Theatres, cinemas, art galleries and music venues were closed for months. Some will never re-open. So what is the future for arts and culture in the UK, and why does it matter?
September 12, 2020
Lockdown Life
In our busy lives time is a precious commodity. And during lockdown, many of us found we had much more of it on our hands than we’d anticipated. So what did we do with it? How did we entertain, stimulate and occupy ourselves? What was it like spending week after week with parents and siblings? And where did we find the motivation on those days when we didn’t even want to change out of our nightclothes?
8 total episodes available
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- What is Generation Protopia?
<p>Generation Protopia is the show where tomorrow’s generation reject Dystopia, abandon Utopia, and instead embrace Protopia – a world where we take small steps to make today better than yesterday. In each episode a group of 17-18 year-old members of the Proteus Theatre Young Company discuss how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted their lives. The series will cover, Arts and Culture, Life Under Lockdown, Equality and Diversity, Mental Health and Wellbeing, and Education and Work. The final two episodes will grapple with the simple question of what happens next, and what commitments we might make to work towards Protopia. Generation Protopia is available from 12 September 2020. You can subscribe - free - wherever you get your podcasts.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
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- Does this podcast accept guests?
No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.
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