Inspired by the UK’s most famous voter, Brenda from Bristol, four close watchers of politics agree - and freely disagree - about the twists and turns of the General Election 2024 - and beyond.
With Steve Richards, broadcaster and author, Tim Montgomerie, founder of Conservative Home and a serial political entrepreneur, Iain Martin, Times columnist and Miranda Green of the Financial Times. We hope ... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 118 | Founded | a year ago |
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As the Liberal Democrats conference ends in Bournemouth, Miranda has returned with a five point plan to move the party on to the next phase (or phase two as Keir Starmer might put it). But does she convince the rest of the Not Another One team? Plus ... more
A senior Tory frontbencher, Danny Kruger, has defected to Reform. Others might follow. How can a Tory leader flourish when the momentum is with Nigel Farage and Reform?
Steve Richards presents Rock N Roll Politics live at the main concert hall, Kings... more
There is much speculation about whether Keir Starmer will be Prime Minister…but who would replace him? What are the chances for Andy Burnham? Would the winner of the deputy leadership contest have a chance? Tim and Steve explore the implications of t... more
Fresh from the party's conference in Birmingham, Tim Montgomerie suggests a five-point plan of the steps necessary to take Reform from its current high but limited support base to the next level. Some of his advice is about policy but some about tack... more
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Excellent podcast with a good blend of established personalities who can discuss a range of political and social issues in a refreshingly non-partisan way. Makes for interesting and very often amusing interaction. A welcome and delightful change to the usual confrontational approach in most podcasts.
At last more of a deep dive on issues and Farage -more please
This is my current favourite political podcast. Four people with insight and real political experience who enjoy each other’s company without having to agree with each other’s views. Any axe-grinding gets called out (unlike a certain other popular podcast). I get to listen to views very different to my own in a way that makes me want to consider them rather than having them shoved down my throat. A real pleasure to listen to Tim, Miranda, Ian and Steve. Thanks!
An excellent podcast with intelligent comment, gentle humour and rapport between the presenters. A pleasure to listen to, in an age of angry and divisive opinions.
Unlike the Newsagent podcast which is just BBC lefties sharing a bubble bath, this show actually allows different opinions, genuine debate and the challenging of ideas. If only more political podcasts and their presenters had the courage to work in this way.
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A dynamic discussion forum featuring a panel of seasoned political commentators who engage in vigorous debates about current UK political issues, especially in the lead-up to the 2024 General Election. The hosts explore a range of topics—from the implications of emerging political parties to the nuances of party leadership and public sentiment. Listeners can expect an informative blend of sharp political analysis, diverse viewpoints, and civil discourse, making it a unique space for understanding complex political landscapes in the UK. With each episode, the panel seeks to provide insights that challenge common narratives and encourage thoughtful engagement with politics.
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