Formed in 2009, the Archive Team (not to be confused with the archive.org Archive-It Team) is a rogue archivist collective dedicated to saving copies of rapidly dying or deleted websites for the sake of history and digital heritage. The group is 100% composed of volunteers and interested parties, and has expanded into a large amount of related projects for saving online and digital history.
podcasts
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The Guardian podcasts - everything you need to knowAward-winning podcasts and radio from the Guardian audio team. Giving your ears the latest in current affairs, politics, science, music, film, books and more
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What will become of food and farming? Brexit Means … podcastWe ask how farming and the food production industry will be affected by the UK’s departure from the European Union -
Halloween reading with Andrew Michael Hurley – books podcastAs nights grow darker, we share our favourite horror novels and ghostly tales – and the author of The Loney joins us to talk about his eerie new novel -
Koeman given the chop at Everton and Lovren thrown under the bus – Football WeeklyMax Rushden and the pod discuss the weekend’s results, the cutoff age for crowdsurfing, fine young centre backs and managers making examples out of players
in depth
news, business & politics
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The Guardian UK: Politics WeeklyThe Guardian UK: Politics WeeklyGoverning without a majority – Politics Weekly podcastHeather Stewart is joined by Rowena Mason, Sonia Sodha and Meg Russell to discuss Theresa May’s ability to operate without a majority. Plus Prof Rob Ford on the Tories’ troublesome right flank and Conservative MP Ben Bradley on enticing young people to consider voting Tory
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Brexit Means...Brexit Means...What will become of food and farming? Brexit Means … podcastWe ask how farming and the food production industry will be affected by the UK’s departure from the European Union
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Australian politics live podcastAustralian politics live podcastFrydenberg on why energy policy is no sop to Abbott – Australian politics live podcastKatharine Murphy asks the energy minister how he managed to get a policy that looks a lot like a carbon price past the former PM
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The Guardian's Audio Long ReadsThe Guardian's Audio Long ReadsWhy can’t we cure the common cold? – podcastAfter thousands of years of failure, some scientists believe a breakthrough might finally be in sight
science, tech & innovation
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The Guardian's Science WeeklyThe Guardian's Science WeeklyScience, comedy, and society: Brian Cox and Robin Ince answer your questions – podcastIn this week’s Science Weekly podcast, Nicola Davis asks two of popular science’s best known stars a host of pressing questions. What role should scientists play in society? What might the future hold for humanity? And will we ever build Northampton on Mars?
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Chips with everything - The GuardianChips with everything - The GuardianMaking art out of Crossrail – tech podcastNavine G Khan-Dossos’s work explores the shared geometric and algorithmic language of Islamic art and the internet
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The biggest story in the world - The GuardianThe biggest story in the world - The GuardianEpisode 12: Impact
As the curtains close on Alan Rusbridger's editorship the first phase of the Keep it in the Ground campaign draws to an end
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Global Development - The GuardianGlobal Development - The Guardian'Some people believe disability is contagious': breaking down barriers in Mozambique – podcastFrom school to the workplace, people with disabilities in Mozambique face severe discrimination. Lucy Lamble finds out how a new initiative is transforming lives
arts, culture & lifestyle
- Token
- Guardian Books
- Close encounters
- Audio Long Reads
- Sow, grow, repeat
- UK Culture
- Australian Culture
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The Guardian Books podcastThe Guardian Books podcastHalloween reading with Andrew Michael Hurley – books podcastAs nights grow darker, we share our favourite horror novels and ghostly tales – and the author of The Loney joins us to talk about his eerie new novel
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The Guardian's TokenThe Guardian's TokenWhy are there so few BAME leaders in Britain? – podcastThe Colour of Power project has shown that just 3% of Britain’s most powerful people are non-white. What can be done to change this?
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The Story from The GuardianThe Story from The GuardianUnreported Britain: the nation's teeth - The Story podcastHow is it that charities are having to step in to help people falling through the net in a country with dental healthcare for all?
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The Guardian's Audio Long ReadsThe Guardian's Audio Long ReadsWhy can’t we cure the common cold? – podcastAfter thousands of years of failure, some scientists believe a breakthrough might finally be in sight
sport
- Football weekly
- EPL: the view from Australia
- Guardian guide to running
- Andy Zaltzman's summer of sport
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Football Weekly - The GuardianFootball Weekly - The GuardianWeightless balls and the weight of expectation – Football Weekly ExtraMax Rushden and co discuss the week’s Carabao Cup action, if Leicester have appointed the right man and what the exploits of England’s U-17s tell us
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Andy Zaltzman's Summer of Sport - The GuardianAndy Zaltzman's Summer of Sport - The GuardianRyan Lochte, Paralympics, and the world's biggest scrum - Andy Zaltzman's Summer of SportAndy Zaltzman bids adieu to the sporting summer, reflecting on Ryan Lochte telling porkies; the controversy surrounding the Paralympics; and the world’s biggest scrum
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Beginner: The Guardian Guide to RunningBeginner: The Guardian Guide to RunningThe Guardian Guide to Running podcast: Beginner - week 1Welcome to our new running guide series: the hard work starts here!
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Advanced: The Guardian Guide to RunningAdvanced: The Guardian Guide to RunningThe Guardian Guide to Running podcast: Advanced - run 1The first of our advanced running guides is a threshold run
The Guardian's Science Weekly Science, comedy, and society: Brian Cox and Robin Ince answer your questions – podcast