
Politics of Sound is the podcast in which political figures pay an imaginary visit to the virtual PoS Record Shop, emerging with their life-long favourite albums. Multi-instrumentalist Iain Carnegie hosts the discussion as guests speak about (and sometimes perform!) the music which has shaped, inspired, amazed and amused them over the years.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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To mark the end of the first season of the Politics of Sound podcast, Iain Carnegie presents the third of four special episodes looking back at the highlights, both spoken and musical, of the last two years.
In this third part, which features the sh... more
To mark the end of the first season of the Politics of Sound podcast, Iain Carnegie presents the second of four special episodes looking back at the highlights, both spoken and musical, of the last two years.
In this first part, which features the s... more
To mark the end of the first season of the Politics of Sound podcast, Iain Carnegie presents the first of four special episodes looking back at the highlights, both spoken and musical, of the last two years.
In this first part, which features the sh... more
In the August edition of the Politics of Sound, Iain Carnegie welcomes comedian and star of BBC Radio 4's Tom Mayhew is Benefit Scum, Tom Mayhew to the Politics of Sound virtual Record Shop.
In a fascinating, revealing interview, he discusses the c... more
A great mixture of politics and music. Iain is a considerate interviewer. I don’t agree with a few of the interviewees political views but Iain’s fair questions and music knowledge make the podcast a great listen.
Enjoyed this so far, listened to older ones too - would like a better bibli what is the word, list of albumns links etc of the episodes, as have to keep jumping back - nice though
Interesting chat and reminders of musical classics
Top quality podcast, would highly recommend, very interesting!! One is the best!
This podcast is one of the best ever, very informative but also very interesting to hear all about the politics of sound. Highly recommend to all if you enjoy good podcasts.










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