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Planet: Critical is journalism for a world in crisis, connecting the dots of science, art, language, politics, media, philosophy and power to reveal the big picture.

With subscribers in 160+ countries, the Planet: Critical podcast and newsletter map our energy, economic and political crises to reveal what’s really going on—and what needs to be done.

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About Rachel

“Rachel has an unrivalled capacity for delivering facts and connecting the dots whilst being eloquent, engaging, compassionate, and witty.” - Professor Henrik Nordborg, OST

I investigate why the world is in crisis—and what to do about it.

With world exclusives in major papers, I investigate the gaslighting which props up our broken systems, trying to connect the dots of the big picture. I regularly speak at conferences, have lectured on the relationship between systems and narrative and am currently writing my first book on violence.

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