If you have any further questions, do not hesitate to reach out.
How does linking:debate work and what is the debate format?
Our format is a debate between invited speakers. The debaters are chosen based on their sets of expertises that serve the discussion of the proposed topic and sets of questions for that session. The debaters come from different domains of expertise and possibly opposing views to promote an invigorating and fruitful discussion to maximise the insight from different perspectives on the issues being discussed. The six thematic areas (Activism, Citizenship, Climate Change, Health, Human Rights, Scholarship, Technology) are described in our THEMES page. These themes are umbrella terms holding topics unfolded into a GLOSSARY, reflecting linking:debate’s own views and preoccupations.
How do I participate in the linking:debate podcast?
Please get in touch with us via this FORM.
How do I become a debater on a linking:debate podcast?
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Can I propose a topic to be discussed?
Yes, we are an open-minded platform that welcomes public participation via suggestions and contributions. But we also have taken a good amount of time to create a direction and purpose for linking:debate, so we would appreciate it if you can take the time to get to know our proposition throughout this website.
If your ideas are still percolating after reading us, we really appreciate the time you have taken and invite you to please get in touch with us via this FORM.
How can I become a supporter in the role of sponsor?
Any independent and small enterprise takes a lot of effort to be brought to life. So, we thank you for your interest in supporting us. Please send us an EMAIL
Are you a think-tank?
No! We are just two inquiring citizens who have decided to start a platform for open public and honest discussion about topics that can benefit societies in general and improve quality of life for all. We are neither utopic, nor dystopic, or maybe we are a good dose of both. We don’t know yet if the glass is half-full or half-empty!
What language do the debates use?
Currently we only plan to do the debates in English to maximise potential collaboration of debaters and audience.