MACRODOSE is your weekly fix of everything economics.

Tune in every Wednesday to hear economist James Meadway guide you through the week’s headlines, cutting through the jargon of the establishment economics media.

From the rise of crypto-currencies, to the link between interest rates and climate change: all in an easy-to-digest, 15 minute dose.

Planet B: Everything Must Change is a climate change podcast like you’ve never heard before.

Hosted by Dalia Gebrial and Harpreet Kaur Paul, this capsule series for Novara Media envisions a world that isn’t just saved from climate breakdown, but is renewed and transformed by the fight against it.

Drawing on interviews with activists, thinkers and writers from around the world, PLANET B builds a hopeful picture of how climate justice can create the blueprint for a better world.

The UK is living through a care crisis. From childcare to social care, from unpaid caregivers to paid carers working long hours for low pay, we simply do not have the infrastructure in place to make sure we and our loved ones are treated with dignity and autonomy.

This video series – featuring Carla Abreu, Dalia Gebrial, Sarah Jaffe, Asad Rehman and Helen Hester – explains how we arrived at this moment of crisis, and begins to reimagine the future of care. 

Politics Theory Other is your one-stop-shop for all things politics, critical theory and culture.

Planet B worked on the production and mixing of episodes and redesigned the podcast’s branding.

Each episode, host Alex Doherty is joined by some of the leading thinkers of our time - from Naomi Klein, to Adam Tooze, to Amia Srinivasan.

The Verso Podcast is a platform for engaging conversations with radical thinkers on the issues that matter most. With a regular fortnightly schedule, the podcast features exciting guests, insightful discussions and fresh perspectives on the most pressing issues of our time.

Hosted by Eleanor Penny, a writer and journalist specialising in social justice, popular culture, and political theory, the Verso Podcast continues to explore the ideas shaping our world.

Dark Money (working title) uncovers how Britain became the butler of the world’s illicit wealth.

Beginning with the death of a homeless man on the streets of Westminster, our four-part audio documentary series traces the flow of dark money from London to the Cayman Islands and back – exposing the hidden systems fueling inequality in one of the world’s richest nations.

COMING SOON – an investigation into how empire, finance, and politics collide, revealing how the UK became a global hub for dirty wealth while leaving lives behind.

Overshoot (working title) is a five-part series investigating the chaos of climate overshoot and the global response to the growing catastrophe. 

COMING SOON – We’re now ten years on from the Paris Agreement and 2025 began with confirmation that last year was the first full year above 1.5°C. This five-part series hears from those already upended by climate breakdown while uncovering the systemic underpinnings of the key decisions shaping our global response to climate change. It explores central stories on “techno-optimism,” corporate interference, and flawed economic models that have led us deeper into crisis.

With the general election behind us and a new government in place, now is the time to act. The UK must commit to a global exit plan from fossil fuels. The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty offers exactly that—a bold, coordinated strategy to phase out coal, oil, and gas swiftly and fairly.

Planet B produced this video for Global Justice Now, highlighting their campaign to end fossil fuel production and push for urgent climate action.

The UK is in a moment of crisis and mainstream economics is failing to respond. Many of the challenges faced today – from the cost-of-living to climate breakdown – are the legacies of a deeper and darker history that forms the very bedrock of our modern economic system.

In BOOMERANG, academic and author Kojo Koram visits the city of Liverpool to explore how decisions of decades past are breaking Britain today – and how an honest reckoning with the legacies of empire can help us build an economy that works for all.

A series of bite-sized videos bringing to life Autonomy’s cutting-edge research on the future of work.

In this dynamic two-minute series, experts from The Autonomy Institute break down their latest work – spotlighting key research, work streams, and projects in development.

Designed to engage new audiences and potential grant partners, these videos offer a clear, compelling introduction to Autonomy’s vision for a stronger democracy and fairer economy.