Political Capital with Rob Shaw
CHEK PodcastsJoin CHEK News Political Correspondent Rob Shaw and a lively panel of guests for a weekly breakdown of all of the news in B.C. politics, with analysis and commentary that helps make sense of the latest stories in and around the B.C. legislature.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 273 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsDaily NewsNews | |||
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Sept. 4, 2026
Premier David Eby won't rule out an early election to take advatange of BC Conservative turmoil.
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Sept. 3, 2026
Double the trouble, double the fun as two Conservative MLAs quit in one day. Plus, an audio book reading of KLF's chief of staff resignation letter.
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Sept. 2, 2026
Who would have thought that you can screw up the entire BC budget by dragging the wrong Microsoft Excel formula across the wrong cells? Well, it turns out you can. We get into it today.
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Sept. 1, 2026
The BC Conservatives lose a 7th MLA, as crisis grips the party.
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- Timely but less insightful
I listen to Political Capital to stay up to date. I think Rob does an excellent job of helping listeners to stay current.
I find the panelists spark a certain kind of echo chamber. I listen to other pods whose panelists have been out of active public life for some time. They seem to speak with greater candour and can analyze other points somewhat more objectively.
So if I could offer feedback, it would be to find panelists who could speak more fulsomely to issues of the day.
Apple Podcasts3Joey Joe Joe shabadoo junior
Canada3 months ago - It’s Come A Long Way Uncle Rob
This is the best pod ever And finally people have stopped chirping
Jeff my number one go to pod for BC politics it is informing and
funny without getting off topic.
Apple Podcasts5Andrew R. SHAWCanada5 months ago - Jeff’s Army [Andrew Shaw
The only reason you would publicly hate on Jeff is if you are insecure and by the way if you haven’t figured that out the ten year old righting this has. Great pod uncle rob
Apple Podcasts5Andrew R. SHAWCanada8 months ago - Great Podcast
"Make the eyebrow people feel like they were heard"
Apple Podcasts5yesmeltsCanada10 months ago - From the real rob shaw
Stop being mean to Jeff
Apple Podcasts5Andrew R. SHAWCanadaa year ago
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A brisk, panel-driven look at British Columbia politics, balancing coverage of elections, policy debates, and governance with insider perspectives. Episodes frequently dissect issues like housing, energy, healthcare, and infrastructure, pairing Conservative, NDP, and Green viewpoints to map strategy, messaging, and political risk across the province. Noteworthy is the willingness to bring cross-partisan analysis, insider updates, and occasional “plays of the week” that add sharp, topical takes. The format tends to favor timely, issue-focused conversations with a strong emphasis on provincial dynamics and leadership decisions, which can be especially valuable for listeners who want a practical understanding of BC political developments and t... more
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1. Corinne Kirkpatrick
2. Angelo Isidorou
3. Jeff Ferrier
4. Jillian Oliver
5. Jody Wickens
6. Nikki Sharma
7. Jennifer Charlesworth
8. Aileen Mitchell
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