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Political Philosophy Podcast

Toby Buckle
Democracy
Donald Trump
Populism
Social Justice
Far-Right Politics
MAGA Movement
Gender Dynamics
Political Polarization
Civility In Politics
Ideology
Voting
Philosophy
Liberalism
Equality
Political Philosophy
Trump Administration
Elite Capture
Non-Canonical Christian Texts
Political Legitimacy
Political Realism

Podcast by Toby Buckle

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Recent Guests

Dr. Pontus Odmalm
Researcher focusing on immigration debates in a comparative context.
Episode: The global immigration debate with Pontus Odmalm
Adam Gurri
Editor-in-Chief of Liberal Currents
Liberal Currents
Episode: Building Opposition Media with Adam Gurri
Thomas Prosser
Professor of European Political Economy at Cardiff Business School
Cardiff Business School
Episode: Should we compromise with the right on immigration? - With Thomas Prosser
Yolonda Wilson
Associate Professor in Healthcare Ethics at St. Louis University
St. Louis University
Episode: Bioethics & Race with Yolonda Wilson
Jolyon Maugham
Founder and director of The Good Law Project
The Good Law Project
Episode: Fighting Britain's Bathroom Ban with Jolyon Maugham
Henrietta Moore
Co-author of 'Roadkill', discussing the implications of car reliance on freedom.
Episode: Do Cars Make us Free? with Henrietta Moore & Arthur Kay
Arthur Kay
Co-author of 'Roadkill', exploring the financial and environmental costs of car culture.
Episode: Do Cars Make us Free? with Henrietta Moore & Arthur Kay
Liam Bright
A philosopher of science at the London School of Economics
London School of Economics
Episode: White Psychodrama Revisited with Liam Bright
James Fishkin
Professor and expert in deliberative democracy and polling
Episode: Can Deliberation Save Democracy? with James S. Fishkin

Host

Toby Buckle
Host of discussions centered around political theory, social justice, and contemporary societal issues.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 138 ratings
  • An excellent podcast about political philosophy.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    JakeThePeg
    6 months ago
  • Audio levels

    Audio levels are way too low to hear even with my volume all the way up.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Steady One
    Canada6 months ago
  • A partial review

    Attempting to listen to my first episode of this podcast I was struck by how extraordinarily low the recording volume is.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    redshift13
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thank you for this incredible resource.

    This podcast gives me an opportunity to explore and think about topics I never got to study or understand in any detail. It’s like sitting in on a university tutorial. Mentally and emotionally fulfilling; thank you very much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tricolour Sage
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Unlistenable sound quality, though at least the topic description sounds interesting. Constant weirdly loud lip smacking and uhhh ummm ahhhs. In general it needs a heavy hand with editing.

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    selylidne
    3 years ago

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Many find the content intellectually enriching and relatable, likening the experience to attending an educational seminar.
The host's style is noted for being accessible, yet some listeners express a desire for more balance in guest interactions.
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There are critiques regarding sound quality, particularly about low audio levels across episodes.

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Should we compromise with the right on immigration? - With Thomas Prosser
Q: Is the reactionary centrist model working for Labour?
Buckle counters that many in Labour believe the current strategy is failing as they are losing substantial support even with concessions.
Should we compromise with the right on immigration? - With Thomas Prosser
Q: Why is Labour getting it right on immigration?
Prosser argues that Labour is addressing ethical and electoral rationales separately and suggests that improved policies could benefit public opinion and maintain support.
Can Deliberation Save Democracy? with James S. Fishkin
Q: Can you give an example of an issue where people do change their opinions after deliberation?
In a project on immigration, support for sending undocumented immigrants back dropped from 80% to 40% among Republicans after deliberation.
Can Deliberation Save Democracy? with James S. Fishkin
Q: To get us started, in the simplest possible terms, what is deliberative polling?
Deliberative polling is a method that implements public consultation allowing a random sample of the public to weigh competing policy reasons.
Do Elections Define Democracy? with Natasha Piano
Q: What's wrong with democracy as elections?
Piano explains that while elections are important, equating them with democracy undermines the deeper complexities of democratic practice.

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This podcast offers an in-depth exploration of contemporary political philosophy, addressing subjects like authoritarianism, immigration, and social justice. The host engages with a diverse range of guests from academia and advocacy, fostering discussions that bridge theory with pressing societal issues. Topics often reflect on the implications of current political trends and the ethical dimensions of policy decisions, providing listeners with a thoughtful perspective on the complexities of modern governance and individual rights. Its unique blend of rigorous philosophical discourse and accessibility may appeal to those interested in understanding the nuances of political ideologies and their real-world impacts.

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1. Dr. Pontus Odmalm
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3. Thomas Prosser
4. Yolonda Wilson
5. Jolyon Maugham
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7. Arthur Kay
8. Liam Bright

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