The Big Ideas event I spoke at on 'What is neoliberalism?' on Tuesday night turned out to be great fun, with unusually good questions and contributions from the audience. In case anybody would like to listen, here is a recording. It includes my talk, which lasts just over half an hour, and then an hour-long discussion.
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Hi Will,
I was hoping to have a listen to your talk but each time I try the recording cuts out just as you begin. Not sure what the problem is but I was wondering if there was any other recording available or the text of your talk.
Thanks,
josh
Posted by: Joshua Mullan | August 18, 2014 at 07:57 AM
Hi Josh
Someone else did say this to me. But the link works fine for me. What if you pause it, and then let it download a while, before hitting play?
I don't have a text I'm afraid.
Will
Posted by: Will Davies | August 18, 2014 at 08:09 AM
Hello - I find it cuts out at 12 minutes. I've tried twice, once giving it a good 15 minutes download time prior to listening. Is there another link to the talk anywhere? I was enjoying it immensely.
Thanks,
Bex
Posted by: Rebecca White | August 25, 2014 at 05:03 PM
I'm sorry I can't be much more helpful. I assume there is a problem with the size of the file and the blogging platform.
BUT - what if you right click on the link to the talk, then go to 'save link as'? It should then download the MP3 file itself, which I'm fairly sure is not corrupted in any way.
Posted by: Will Davies | August 26, 2014 at 10:36 AM