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Ignite Bristol returns on Friday 1 June 2012.
Right now we want to hear what you want to talk about. Check out our advice for speakers and use our submission form to tell us what your idea is - click on PROPOSE A TALK. Proud to be sponsored by:
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Dave Bull – The Universe
Are you hard or soft? Someone asks you that during a phone conversation you’d usually hang up. Or be willing to put up with a pretty steep phone bill. Find out what Dave Bull‘s answer is in this pacey talk … Continue reading
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Julian Baggini – Are you an illusion?
In a great talk to round off our evening, Julian Baggini left us with quite a thought to take home with us: is what we think of as “I” a singular indivisible entity, or are we a unique assemblage of … Continue reading
Gill Nicol – Contemporary Art. Why Bother?
What does art mean to you? Is it inspiring or infuriating? If you’re the type of person who wonders how to relate to a black bin bag on the floor of a gallery then Gill Nicol understands your feelings. In … Continue reading
Martin Couzins – Cycle lanes. Designed not to be used.
The “nudge” was the political notion of last summer – getting people to do what you want by gentle prompting them to do it themselves, rather than forcing them. On that line, committed cyclist Martin Couzins points out, despite best … Continue reading
Dan Buzzo – Things to do in the digital afterlife when you’re dead
Since before history, we, humankind, have wanted and needed an afterlife, argues Dan Buzzo. But what are the implications for us when our our bodies are extended by tools that reach well beyond the ends of our fingers? Dan isn’t … Continue reading
Sara Wallen – The Lindy Hop
When Sara Wallen asked us if she could “bring a dance partner” we knew that we had the perfect talk to round off Ignite Bristol #1. Sure enough, her talk on her passion, swing dancing, and in particular her favourite … Continue reading




