Europe Matters first season just finished, but don't worry we will soon be starting to publish our next season.

If you missed any of our episodes of our first season don't worry! We got you covered! In this recap episode you will hear some snippets from each guests' episode, so that you can get an idea of what we talked about.

Here you can find the timestamps and the links to each episode:

00:31 Introduction

01:10 How to conquer colonialism - Gilberto Morishaw

02:51 How to check-in to Grand Hotel Europa - Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer

05:11 How to build a European Political Party - Volt Europe

07:05 How to recharge civil rights in Europe - Márta Pardavi

09:05 How to make a European laugh - Dragos Comedy

10:18 How to Feel the Pulse of Europe - Nini Tsiklauri

13:00 Noam Chomsky on the pandemic, Ukraine Crisis and Climate Change

15:15 How to Walk for Europe - Valerie Thatcher

17:00 How to shape the future of Europe - Alberto Alemanno

20:25 How This is Gendered - Alina Karlsen & Tess De Rooij

23:53 How Space Law Works - Anass Hanafi

26:11 Announcement Season 2

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Space exploration used to be a race between national space agencies like NASA and Roscosmos (Russia), but the private sector dominates the field today. How can we establish regulations in outer space that apply to both governments and private companies? Can Elon Musk create his own country on Mars? In this cosmic interview with Anass Hanafi Dali, we discuss space law, Martian tax havens and how Russia shooting down their own satellites could lead to WWIII.

Anass specializes in Space Law, he is a member of the Global Shaper community of the World Economic Forum, a fellow at the German Marshall Fund and most importantly a member of the Space Law and Policy group of the Space Generation Advisory Council.

To find out more about Anass' work you can follow him on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin.

Thank you for listening to our show! If you enjoy what we do, leave us a review (Apple or Spotify) and share the episodes so more people may find out that Europe matters. Help us grow the show by supporting us on Patreon or by making a one-time donation.

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Sinks, Google Maps and public spaces. Could they be made more accessible and inclusive if approached with a gendered view? Inspired by the thought that “everything is political”, Alina Karlsen and Tess de Rooij claim that “everything is gendered”. To prove this claim, in the summer of 2020, they started working on the first feminist encyclopedia – THIS IS GENDERED. We explore how gender and feminism affect our daily lives, what “gendered” means to them, and the role of gender in politics.

To find out more about Tess and Alina's work, check out THIS IS GENDERED website, where you can browse and discover many insightful entries. You can follow THIS IS GENDERED on Facebook, Instagram and Linkedin.

Thank you for listening to our show! If you enjoy what we do, leave us a review (Apple or Spotify) and share the episodes so more people may find out that Europe matters. Help us grow the show by supporting us on Patreon or by making a one-time donation.

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