On the first Friday of each month from 6-7 PM, Cindy Sullivan presents music and chat with a philosophical edge. This episode of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Friday 1st March 2024. In this episode, Cindy proposes that ‘what the world needs now’ is HAPPINESS. “Don’t wish me happiness I don’t expect to be
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In the second of a special “3 Sundays in Summer” series, Cindy Sullivan interviews Louis Devine about martial arts, education, feminism, war and philosophy. This episode of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Sunday 14th January 2024. In this episode, Cindy discusses the idea that ‘what the world needs now’ is PHILOSOPHY. If you would
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In the first of a special “3 Sundays in Summer’ series, Cindy Sullivan presents music and chat with a philosophical edge. This episode of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Sunday 31st December 2023. In this episode, Cindy discusses the idea that ‘what the world needs now’ is better days. “The world will get no
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On the first Friday of each month from 6-7 PM, Cindy Sullivan presents music and chat with a philosophical/political edge. Episode 15 of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Friday 3rd November 2022. In this episode, Cindy discusses the idea that ‘what the world needs now’ is Stoicism and plays related songs. Cindy references the
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On the first Friday of each month from 6-7 PM, Cindy Sullivan presents music and chat with a philosophical/political edge. Episode 12 of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Friday 1st July 2022. In this episode, Cindy discusses the idea that ‘what the world needs now’ is friendship. “A friend is a loved one who
Read moreWith civil society riven by identity politics, cancel culture and conspiracy theories, common ground is becoming harder to find. Yet for society to move forward and democracy to thrive, people need to work just as hard to develop an understanding and tolerance of opposing points of view, than they do at promoting their own, argues Dr Hugh Breakey, Senior Research
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