Don’t miss our January events with Julian Borger, Meera Sodha, Gaby Hinsliff, Jonathan Freedland and more
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| | | | | | | | | This January, Guardian Live brings you a packed programme of livestreamed and interactive events so you can start 2024 feeling inspired, motivated and ready to make a positive change. Wherever you are in the world, you can join the conversation and put your own questions and comments forward to well-known names in news, politics and culture.
How will AI change the world? Should we stop eating meat? Is the Conservative party finished? And why is the Iowa Caucus so important? These are just some of the questions our panels of Guardian writers alongside tech, environmental and political experts will be looking to answer this month. Also in the programme, join us for a fun night in with the cast and creators of Big Boys - Channel 4’s hit comedy drama returning for a new season. And finally, don’t miss the Guardian’s Pulitzer prize-winning world affairs editor Julian Borger as he tells the story of his father’s remarkable escape from the Holocaust to fellow Guardian writer Jonathan Freedland.
Take a look at the listings below for more details, or visit theguardian.com/guardianlive to see all our 2024 events. | | | | Browse events |
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| | | The Iowa Caucus: What you need to know | | Friday 12 January
See page for local time | | In this free event livestreamed from Iowa city, the Guardian’s Sam Levine will chair a panel to dissect the Iowa Caucus – what it is and why it matters. | | Book tickets | | |
| | | | | | Big Boys: A night in with the cast and creators | | Monday 15 January
8pm–9pm GMT | | The series creator Jack Rooke and the actors Jon Pointing and Olisa Odele will join us to talk about the return of their much-loved series, Big Boys. | | Book tickets | | |
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| | | Julian Borger | | Tuesday 16 January
8pm–9pm GMT | | The world affairs editor Julian Borger will discuss his deeply personal investigation into how a Guardian ad helped his father escape the Holocaust. | | Book tickets | | |
| | | | | | Can AI be trusted? | | Wednesday 17 January
8pm–9.15pm GMT | | Chaired by the Guardian’s Dan Milmo, our speakers will explore how we can address the biggest risks and threats posed by artificial intelligence. | | Book tickets | | |
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| | | Is the Conservative party finished? | | Monday 29 January
8pm–9.15pm GMT | | After 13 years in power, has the Conservative party run out of road? Join Gaby Hinsliff and guests as they assess Rishi Sunak’s prospects in the 2024 elections. | | Book tickets | | |
| | | | | | Can going vegan help save the planet? | | Tuesday 30 January
8pm–9.15pm GMT | | In this livestreamed event, Hannah Moore will be joined by food writer Meera Sodha and others to explore the pros, cons, myths and realities of a plant-based diet. | | Book tickets | | |
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