Adrian Goldberg explores the latest political stories from Westminster and the world.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 381 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Liverpool was once the UK's primary port of Empire but has now outlived its original purpose and like many post industrial towns in the UK is struggling for a new identity. Adrian Goldberg talks to Sam Wetherell about his new history, 'Liverpool And... more
Adrian Goldberg hears from Zarina Zabrisky, a Byline Times reporter on the frontline of Ukraine's defence against Russian aggression in Kherson.
Zarina details the impact of the withdrawal of US intelligence, especially in the Kursk region, parts o... more
President Trump's treatment of his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy is increasingly looking less like international diploamacy and more like performative cruelty. But why? Adrrian Goldberg introduces a conversation between Byline Times Exe... more
Can UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer really be the bridge across the Atlantic to Donald Trump, an American president seemingly hell bent on destroying the NATO alliance…?
Adrian Goldberg discusses whether the two leaders have a special relationshi... more
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Just as Bonnie Greer avoided watching all of Joe Biden’s disastrous debate, so I avoided the BYT “Biden Question” podcast. I figured it would just be a regurgitation of right-wing tropes, an unthinking echoing of the anti-Biden ageist narrative put out by Fox News, the New York Times, Russian bots etc. The Economist has fallen for the ageist tropes, as has the New Statesman, Campbell and Stewart and a few others. I’ve had enough. Why don’t they critically check the source of these “Biden is too ... more
I’m a US reader/listener and I am consumed by these great investigative pieces. Highly recommend Brexit/ Cambridge analytica stories
Adrian Goldberg takes a story you think you know and delves deeper. His compassionate, informed and intelligent insight makes for essential listening. His choice of guests are equally inspired. What a fantastic show, what a fabulous chap.
Always excellent. Often covers important stories not found elsewhere. Adrian has thoughtful questions for guests and does the hosting in a friendly way that makes for an easy listen.
GIDS episode was awful journalism. It was just a chummy plug for a book being acclaimed by anti-trans bigots. I have cancelled my sub to all Byline media because I no longer trust it.
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This podcast offers insightful discussions centered around pressing political issues and current events, with a focus on transparency and accountability in governance. It frequently features a range of expert guests, including journalists, educators, and activists, who share their perspectives on critical topics such as immigration, social justice, foreign influence in politics, and the implications of major political events both in the UK and globally. The approach is characterized by an emphasis on investigative journalism and the exploration of themes such as democracy, human rights, and systemic inequality, providing listeners with a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding contemporary political landscapes.
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