
Matt Chorley brings you the biggest interviews, latest news and best analysis from the heart of Westminster every weekday. It's politics, but not as you know it...
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 173 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

Why did Andy Burnham tell me that the UK is a "tinderbox?" What did I learn went I went to see a melon farmer? How do you stop the rural brain drain? Who will be the MMP for Alyn and Deeside?
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Why does Zack Polanski think he's gone down in the polls? Why's the Chancellor moved a dartboard into his Downing Street flat? Can a politician ever win a fight with a celebrity? Who will be the MMP for Wakefield and Rothwell? Matt Chorley brings you... more
Do the polls point to an early election? What did journalists on Air Force One know about Trump's assassination plot switcheroo? Why is one MP defending Harry Potter fans? Who will be the MMP for Nuneaton?
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Who will be the MMP for Stirling and Strathallan?
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Basically the opposite of what Ray said. I think Matt Chorley’s humour is fabulous, I love his afternoon dive into the day’s politics, sometimes irreverent, sometimes slapdash, but also sometimes serious when it needs to be, it’s all just great!
The news can be a heavy and doom laden business, so it’s a joy to have found a talk radio show that does politics and news with a lighter touch, informed guests, and leavened with a sprinkle of fun and irreverence. Great weekly features like Americanswers, and who doesn’t want the chance to be a Member of Matt’s Parliament?
Matt Chorley’s voice is the equivalent of scratching nails on a chalk board and that’s being nice about him. He speaks at a stupidly fast pace making what he’s saying harder to understand and on top of that his stupid humor where he actually thinks he’s being funny is worse because he has to laugh at his own stupid jokes which aren’t funny in the slightest. His schtick about bringing a political journalist is so frustrating, it’s clear he has no friends given the way he loves to talk politics to... more
Good moments but not up to the level of his Previous Red Box podcast. But maybe I just reflect an older generation than your current target (50+)?
Totally get why my reactions might not seem important. But I thought a part of Matt’s appeal was that he spanned generations?
Love Matt since his time at Politics without the boring bits at The Times’s podcast. It cheers me up just listening to him 🙂
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This show features high-energy, interview-driven conversations anchored in Westminster politics, frequently pairing sustained policy debate with real-time reactions, media culture moments, and insider perspectives. Across recent episodes, topics include leadership dynamics in the Labour party, housing policy and government strategy, the mechanics of cabinet power and reshuffles, by-elections and local versus national priorities, and the impact of Brexit on policy and governance. Notable strengths include a strong host-led framing, a rotating panel of seasoned political operatives and journalists, and occasional cultural or historical tangents that illuminate leadership and public perception. The format tends to blend hard policy, live audie... more
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