Invisible Handcuffs: Unchaining Economics: guest pitching info, reach and format

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Guest activity

Often has guests

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Episode length

72 min

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Publishing

Monthly

7 episodes · last 2026-08-14

Language

English

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Where it's from

Not established

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Reach

53

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Worth a pitch. This show publishes its own contact, sits outside the national chart, is independently published, and its recent episodes show it books guests.

What the show says about itself

Invisible Handcuffs is podcast series and documentary-in-the-making, hosted by Katy Shields, about how we can free ourselves from the economic ideology driving our crises. Each week we speak with economists, experts and activists who are working to reclaim economics across education, academia, policy and in their communities. Alongside our weekly episodes we'll also be posting ad-hoc interviews, out takes and reflections from the documentary we are making, planned for release within the next year. To learn more and subscribe go to www.invisiblehandcuffs.com

Recent episodes

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Episode 07: What economists get wrong about risk, technology and progress with Luke Kemp
Episode 06: How Eurocentrism in economics locks women and the Global South in crisis with Bhumika Muchhala
Episode 05: From Flat-Earth Economics to Social-Ecological Economics with Clive Spash
Episode 04: Building real world economics with Steve Keen
Episode 03: Why the fight to reclaim economics needs feminist economists with Emma Holten
Episode 02: Why economists need multiple perspectives with John T Harvey

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