
Quiet Riot, the politics podcast with more passion, less shouting and lots of laughter
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 344 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsNews Commentary | |||

Mark Carney is about to become the first foreign head to attend the EU's flagship State Of The EU speech. He likes Europe; Europe likes him; Canadians like Europe.
So... Naomi and Kenny ask whether Canada is about to grab the top-table EU seat vaca... more
Is print media making a comeback? Has Gen Z done what those before couldn't and made print trendy again?
Naomi, Alex and Kenny are joined by Cal Roscow, the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Paperweight, a new magazine for people who are 'fed up with ... more
The gang plus special guest, Behind The Lines' Arthur Snell, dive into a US-Iran war that seems to be fought in reverse - from military action, backwards to economic sanctions, in order to try and get back to the treaty the US had with Iran before al... more
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And crying about it.
Thoughtful, insightful, kind. Great guests, great chat.
First up. Kudos to the guys producing a show that is free to listen and isn’t tiered depending on payment. The quality can vary a lot. Generally when Alex is hosting with Naomi and/or Kenny then it’s brilliant. He offers insight and a perspective you don’t get elsewhere. If it’s Kenny and Naomi only then it tends to fall into a very bland groove especially if the guest is a bit dull.
Always thoughtful commentary. Almost all very good guests (unless they are former Tory spin doctors! 🤦). Probably my favourite political podcast.
Makes
you feel better every time.
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This show consistently centers on UK politics, policy debates, and media coverage, blending in-depth analysis with humor and accessible storytelling. Recent episodes span housing policy, government reform, immigration and asylum, criminal justice, climate and agriculture, and international affairs, all through a pragmatic, non-hype lens. A standout feature is how the hosts balance sober policy discussion with witty segments and crowd-pleasing formats, making complex topics approachable for engaged, well-informed listeners who want thoughtful, nonpartisan-leaning political discourse and practical takeaways for public policy or business strategy. The show's cadence—regular features, guest perspectives, and live-event banter—helps it stand out... more
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Recent guests on Quiet Riot include:
1. Rachel Blake
2. Count Binface
3. Rick Wilson
4. Maya May
5. Vicky Price
6. Josiah Mortimer
7. Peter Gagan
8. Jeevun Sandher
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