
In an overwhelmingly Lefty comedic landscape, right-leaning stand-up Geoff Norcott is a rare beast. In WMPT he gets to the heart of what ordinary people think about social and political issues. Whatever the contentious subject – he’ll be honest and blunt, but without being a dick. Mostly. Guests come from across the social and political divide, including, Romesh Ranganathan, Jonathan Pie, Katherin... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 424 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Plenty to catch up on after Morgan Mcsweeney turned out to be a terrible super-villain, Keir needed to sit down in a darkened room and dodgy Nigel was caught out on donations. I also chat about people thinking Reform are extreme and whether the King ... more
With the King visiting the US amid febrile times and another assassination attempt, Erich McElroy returns to give his view on politics stateside. Closer to home Keir Starmer is getting more Boris comparisons than he's comfortable with and might yet h... more
Plenty to mop up from the week. From devastating articles to even Pat Mcfadden not rowing in behind him, it's fair to say Starmer is close to being read his last rites. If that wasn't bad enough, Diane Abbott has been appearing on more TV shows than ... more
Francis Foster joins me to pick the bones out of several days of chaos for our glorious PM. From the revelations in the Guardian, to his painful address in the commons down and then Olly Robbins testimony, we ask whether it's damaged him or confirmed... more
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Many congrats on the Spurs job, Geoff.
Boomer Here!
Ask not what you can do for Geoff Norcott but what Geoff Norcott can do for you. He watches PMQs so you don’t have to 😅. He delivers, hands down the very best Starmer impersonation this side of a Surrey TOOLmaker 😂 (never gets old).
While I appreciate the sacrifices made by the brave suffragettes in laying down their lives to win us our rights to vote. I’ve been unable to avail myself of the privilege since 2010 as since such time no single credible candidate or viable party has e... more
I blame you for the weird looks I get in the morning when I walk the dogs! I go from listening intently with probably a look of serious
concentration, to laughing out loud at your quick wit and hilarious Kier Stalin impressions. Cheers me up immensely during these dark and strange days- brilliant!
This is a fantastic podcast and I look forward to every episode. It’s comedy but current affairs and politics are often discussed. Geoff has been lazily labelled far right (really??), but he has guests from one end of the political spectrum to the other and they all have a laugh together. This podcast is mainly good fun and Geoff is, hands down, the best impersonator of Starmer’s voice. If an episode goes by without it I feel hard done by. Geoff - you often read out your reviews. If you read mi... more
THANKS, for the podcast, 7years (?)and this is for Norcott and for Dundee ! 5stars
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A sharp, topical show blending political analysis with accessible humor, featuring a centre-right host who often challenges left-leaning narratives while inviting guests from across the political spectrum. Episodes typically tackle UK and global politics, media narratives, and cultural issues, balanced by personal anecdotes and satire. Listeners likely value candid takes, humor, and thoughtful debate, with recurring appearances from comedians and commentators who bring varied perspectives to current affairs. A notable strength is the host's ability to make nuanced political points approachable, often through impressions and conversational banter. Potential sponsors and guests may find the format attractive for reaching politically engaged, ... more
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