
Daily political analysis from The Spectator's top team of writers, including Michael Gove, Tim Shipman, Isabel Hardman, James Heale, Lucy Dunn and many others.
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 3088 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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It’s generally a decent listen. Tim shipman is very good albeit he has his favourites and repeats himself a lot. James Heale is sometimes unlistenable for the speed he talks at words just flow into each other and there is just a noise. Slow down man !!
Gove’s interview with Mahmood was excellent. Mahmood answered all questions head on and her integrity and authenticity was obvious. Gove does bring out the best in the people he interviews - giving them time to answer fully and showing respect for them whatever their political persuasion.
Knowledgeable participants provided an extremely informative debate. It makes a change to hear unbiased contributions.
I interact with media across the political spectrum - both sides have pros and cons. Unfortunately a few reoccurring guest on this pod are either deliberately spreading misinformation or not doing their due diligence before speaking?
I enjoy the podcast, but better without Tim Shipman - head over heels in love with Reform, and in the most recent podcast quite unhinged in his appraisal of how Trump’s getting his agenda through. If this is what happens when you write tens of thousands of words about politics after Brexit, be warned all writers should stick to short form twitter and bluesky.
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This podcast offers insightful daily political analysis from a team of knowledgeable writers associated with a prominent publication. Episodes typically explore current political events, providing commentary on key players and crucial decisions shaping the political landscape. Noteworthy discussions often involve controversial figures and significant policy changes, focusing on the implications for various parties and leaders. The hosts bring a blend of expertise and diverse perspectives, often dissecting complex political dynamics and offering listeners a deeper understanding of unfolding events.
Listeners can expect a mix of light banter and serious analysis as the hosts navigate the intricacies of UK politics, making it a compelling cho... more
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