
Mark Pack and guests talk about the Liberal Democrats, British politics and a few stray digressions. Only a few.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPolitics | |||

The latest episode of Never Mind The Bar Charts features the authors of a great new book, Tribal Politics: How Brexit Divided Britain.
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For the latest episode of Never Mind The Bar Charts I talked with Paul Webb about the report "Britain's Party Members" which has new data on who joins political parties in Britain and what they get up to.
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Always interesting
Always interesting
Really appreciate this podcast- it’s a very balanced and open minded podcast but focused on issues which are interesting for any liberal social democrat.
Would be even better if Mark would invest in a better microphone!
Although a LibDem voice the guests provide a balanced view from the guests and goes to show there a broad range within the party
It’s so refreshing to have a Lib Dem focussed podcast which advances the liberal cause
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This show centers on UK politics with a liberal-leaning focus, frequently revisiting Liberal Democrat perspectives, party dynamics, and current affairs in Britain. Episodes balance political analysis, election trends, and policy debates with occasional forays into culture and media that shape public discourse about politics. Guests tend to be academics, pollsters, and commentators who offer data-driven insights or historical context, while hosts provide a centrist-liberal lens and practical political commentary. A notable strength is its consistent emphasis on fairness and rational critique, plus a willingness to explore how broader political trends affect local campaigning and party strategy. Potential listeners can expect thoughtful conve... more
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Recent guests on Never Mind The Bar Charts include:
1. Rob Hutton
2. Duncan Weldon
3. Phil Cowley
4. Professor Rob Ford
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6. Jonathan Parry
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8. Peter Kellner
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