Council of Europe podcasts
Want to know more about the Council of Europe’s work? With 46 member states, we’re Europe’s leading organisation for subjects related to democracy, human rights and the rule of law. We have many stories to tell, so check out our collection of podcasts, on everything from the origins of the European flag to how we maintain safety standards for the medicines you buy at your local pharmacy. You’ll find our podcasts on this website and also on leading platforms like Apple and Spotify.
Playlists
Europe Explained
In the Europe Explained podcast we talk to the experts on the front line, to get an in-depth analysis of the key issues affecting our everyday lives.
L'Atelier de l'Europe
Discovering the Council of Europe’s art collection
EDQM On Air
EDQM On Air is a podcast on public health brought to you by the European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines & HealthCare (EDQM) of the Council of Europe.
New releases
Join the network: stories of the experts shaping the European Pharmacopoeia
Have you ever stopped to think that there is a story behind every medicinal product you pick up at the pharmacy? In fact, there are thousands of stories, thousands of people – experts – who have devoted countless weeks, months and even years to ensure that the medicines you take are safe and...
What part have the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights played in bringing peace and social change to Ireland?
The European Court of Human Rights: an Irish perspective. Part 3
From history to health – the origins of the European Pharmacopoeia and the EDQM
Have you ever wondered how the European Pharmacopoeia came into being? How did we arrive at a single pharmaceutical reference work now used so widely across Europe and beyond? What is the story that led us here, and why does it matter today? In this episode, Pierre Leveau, Head of the EDQM...
A green core at the heart of the European Convention on Human Rights. How has Ireland influenced the Convention, the Court, and its case-law?
The European Court of Human Rights: an Irish perspective. Part 2