What Recent Articles and Events Are Listed on Gary Younge's Website?

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Gary Younge's site (garyyounge.com) lists his recent writing and podcast appearances in a dated feed on the homepage, newest first, with the outlet named alongside each entry. As of the site's current listing, the most recent items run from May 2025 back through mid-2024, and a separate calendar/archive section lets you browse older entries by month.

How the homepage feed is organized

Each entry follows the same pattern: title, date, and the publication or platform. That makes it possible to scan by date or by outlet without opening individual links.

The most recent items shown:

Date Title Outlet
Mon 19 May 2025 How to not get pigeonholed The Guardian (Podcast)
Thu 8 May 2025 Millions of the black and brown people who fought for Europe's freedom didn't get a VE Day The Guardian
Mon 28 Apr 2025 Donald Trump and the Far-Right Insurgency in Europe Hammer & Hope
Thu 10 Apr 2025 Josephine Baker's French exit The New Statesman
Sat 2 Nov 2024 Always Take Notes #120 Always Take Notes (Podcast)
Wed 23 Oct 2024 An Evening with Gary Younge, Part One Spotify (Podcast)
Wed 23 Oct 2024 An Evening with Gary Younge, Part Two Spotify (Podcast)
Thu 17 Oct 2024 Scapegoating the Immigrant The New York Review
Sat 7 Sep 2024 Diane Abbott on her standoff with Labour The Guardian
Wed 12 Jun 2024 SPRC In conversation with Gary Younge University College London (Podcast)
Fri 7 Jun 2024 Race, Identity and Education FreshEd Podcast
Fri 31 May 2024 Interview with Gary Younge The Sociology Show

A "show more" control sits at the end of the feed, so the list extends beyond what's visible on first load.

What the recent items cover

The 2025 entries cluster around a few recurring subjects:

  • The European far right and its US connections — the Hammer & Hope piece on Trump and Europe's far-right insurgency, and the VE Day piece on the Black and brown people who fought for Europe's freedom but were not credited in commemorations.
  • Immigration and scapegoating — the New York Review piece on how immigrants are blamed for problems they didn't cause.
  • Race, identity and media careers — the Guardian podcast on avoiding being pigeonholed, and the UCL and FreshEd conversations on race, identity and education.
  • Profile interviews — the Guardian interview with Diane Abbott about her standoff with Labour.

If you're looking for a specific theme, the outlet name is often the fastest filter: Guardian pieces tend to be columns and interviews, while the podcast entries are longer conversations.

Finding events and older entries

Two sections handle anything not on the main feed:

  • Calendar — for upcoming and past events, such as talks and appearances.
  • Archive — grouped by month, so you can jump to a period rather than scrolling. Months currently listed include May 2025, April 2025, November 2024, October 2024, September 2024, June 2024, May 2024, March 2024, February 2024, January 2024, October 2023 and September 2023.

To find something from a specific period, open the archive and pick the month; to check whether he has a forthcoming appearance, use the calendar instead.

The book listed alongside the feed

The site's sidebar features his latest book, Pigeonholed: Creative Freedom as an Act of Resistance, described with a quote from Bernadine Evaristo ("Younge is an outstanding journalist") and a "Buy Now" link. The site also links to his Twitter account for updates.

Practical notes

  • The feed is a listing, not a full-text archive — most entries point to the original outlet, so you'll read the piece where it was published.
  • Podcast entries appear in the same feed as written articles; the outlet column tells you which is which.
  • The site is in English and is built as a personal author site, so there's no search function described in the listing — browsing by month in the archive is the main way to go back further.