
Welcome to Quite right!, the podcast from The Spectator that searches for sanity and common sense in a world which increasingly seems devoid of both. Each week, join Michael Gove, editor of The Spectator, and Madeline Grant, assistant editor of The Spectator, for a mixture of politics, culture and mischief as they unpack the stories that most piqued their interest, amusement or exasperation.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 84 | Founded | a year ago |
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Earl Spencer's new memoir, Swan Song, has drawn a rare direct response from Buckingham Palace. Michael and Maddie weigh up the book's most salacious charges against the King, and ask whether the Earl is driven by money, pride, or something closer to ... more
In the second part of his conversation with Michael Gove, Rory Stewart defends the most taboo position in British politics: that private schools are worth protecting. He further argues that the only excuse for privilege is living up to its obligation... more
Michael Gove is joined by Rory Stewart, for a conversation he admits would ‘revolt’ his podcasting partner Alastair Campbell.
Rory sets out the migration policy he would impose: every boat he would return to France, how he would cut the number of le... more
Michael Gove is joined by Reform UK MP Danny Kruger to discuss the party’s plans for government and why he believes Britain is in a ‘revolutionary moment’.
Kruger sets out how Reform would overhaul Whitehall, including replacing the Cabinet Secretar... more
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Best podcast available at the moment in my view. Whether one is in agreement with all its views or not it is well presented and structured and the balance of Gove and Grant works well in a Master/Acolyte kind of way.
I listen to podcasts regularly, but this is the only one I listen to each week without fail … serious content yet playful.
Particularly thoughtful interview presenting long gone Labour values
I have been wanting a political podcast which aligns with my political views for some time. Being slightly right of centre with a longing for intelligent and non inflammatory ideas this is refreshing! Both hosts bounce off each other well and I wish we had had this podcast prior to Gove going for the premiership as it may have swung it for me as he comes across well. Both are great!
never like Michael Gove as a politician but thats because I didn’t actually know him, an I still don’t but he comes across so well in this, love him now and this podcast
Just mind-numbingly soulless, uninspired and insipid, not helped in the least by the frankly insufferable Maddy who really ought to ease up on the ceaseless pearl-clutching and frequent interruptions.
As an erstwhile lifelong Tory, this programme highlights why I’m now a politically homeless voter. Whether from the Speccie or the Tories themselves, this same brand of “radical far-centrism” (in the words of J C Clark, I think) got Britain into this dire state to begin with. Evidently, we are al... more
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A current affairs/interview-driven show led by two UK political commentators who mix sharp policy analysis with culture and witty banter. Episodes span politics, education, national identity, UK governance, and media ethics, often pairing policy debate with cultural references and personal anecdotes. The format is notable for its back-and-forth chemistry between hosts, a balance of insider insight and accessible conversation, and a willingness to challenge both sides of the aisle with thoughtful, provocative takes.
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