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First 100 days and Conference round up
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Martin and Steve catch up on the first few months of a Labour Government, Conference season and the surprises of the Tory leadership race.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Martin and Steve discuss the Conservative conference.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Martin and Steve discuss an uneasy Labour conference.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Should the Libdems replace the Tories?
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Martin and Steve discuss the gossip from the Libdem conference in Brighton.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Steve and Martin discuss factions in Parliament following the 'Pop Con' this week.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Martin and Steve discuss the big year ahead, and assess the starts Starmer and Sunak have made to 2024.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Attitudes to immigration, with Sophie Stowers.
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Sophie Stowers join the podcast to talk about how the public view immigration.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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How to be a patriot, with Sunder Katwala.
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Sunder returns to the podcast to talk about his new book, ‘How to Be a Patriot’.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Cllr Stephen Penfold on local government
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Councillor Stephen Penfold joined us to talk about housing and the other challenges he faces in local government.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Christabel Cooper on Stevenage Woman and Labour Together
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Labour Together's Director of Research tells us where the next general election can be won and lost.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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The politics of the ’new elite’ with Matt Goodwin.
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Professor Matt Goodwin joins Martin and Steve to talk about his new book Values, Voices and Virtue, its reception and the wider arguments about populism and our politics.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Finding common ground with Luke Tryl.
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Martin and Steve are joined by Luke Tryl, UK Director of More in Common to talk about the state of divides in UK society, the political weather and education policy.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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The Conservative Party After Brexit with Professor Tim Bale
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Professor Tim Bale on his new book about the Conservative PartyPar Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Economic discourse with Giles Wilkes.
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Former No10 economic adviser Giles Wilkes joins the podcast to discuss the budget, Trussonomics, austerity, "boomsters vs doomsters" and much much more.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Elliott Goat on democracy and polarisation
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Elliott Goat of Undivided and Unhack joins us to discuss democracy and polarisationPar Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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US midterms and American democracy, with Roifield Brown.
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We welcome host of the Mid Atlantic pod Roifield Brown back to the show, to discuss the fallout of the US midterm elections and what this means for US democracy and more.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Lessons from New Labour with Dr Lise Butler and Dr Colm Murphy.
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Historians of the British left, Lise and Colm, join Steve and Martin to talk about New Labour’s legacy and what current politicians could learn from them.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Polling UnPacked, with Mark Pack.
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Libdem president Mark Pack joins Steve to discuss his new book on the opinion polls and touch on the mood within the Libdems.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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One Nation Conservatism with Bim Afolami MP.
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Martin is joined by Bim Afolami MP in his office in Parliament to discuss One Nation Conservatism and the Conservative leadership race. This podcast was recorded on Thursday 8 September, prior to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Polling the political centre with Keiran Pedley of Ipsos.
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Pollster Keiran Pedley joins us to explore polling on the political centre groundPar Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Facing economic challenges, with Martin Wolf.
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In this episode we are joined by Martin Wolf, Chief Economics Commentator at the Financial Times, to discuss Gaitskell, Social Democracy and how well the UK's political parties are facing up to challenging economic times.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Labour’s Blue Wall chances, with Cllr Robert Evans.
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Cllr and former MEP Robert Evans joins the podcast to discuss the frontline of the political realignment, what it is like to be a Labour Councillor in Surrey and reflect on the reemergence of the Brexit debate.Par Steve O’Neil and Martin Rogers
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Making democracy work, with Polly Mackenzie.
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Polly Mackenzie CE of the think tank Demos and former adviser to Nick Clegg joins the podcast to talk about their work on participative policy making, and what is wrong with being a partisan or a technocrat.Par podnomansland
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Ukraine and foreign policy on the left, with David Taylor.
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David Taylor co-founder of the Labour Campaign for International Development joins the podcast to talk about the situation in Ukraine, wider issues in international development and debates within Labour on foreign policy including re Stop the War Coalition.Par podnomansland
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Labour building bridges, with Ryan Wain.
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Ryan Wain, of the Tony Blair Institute, joins Martin and Steve to talk about his recent work on how Labour might rebuild its electoral coalition, as well as broader questions around renewing progressive politics.Par podnomansland
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Polarisation and generational divides, with Prof Bobby Duffy.
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Professor Bobby Duffy of Kings College London joins Martin and Steve to talk about his research on polarisation in UK politics and the role of generational divides.Par podnomansland
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Local government and Labour‘s prospects, with Cllr Christabel Cooper.
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Labour Cllr and data analyst Christabel Cooper join Martin and Steve to talk about the prospects of the Labour party and the state of local government and politics.Par podnomansland
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Tim Bale on party members, switchers, and a threat to democracy
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Professor Tim Bale on party members, switchers, and a threat to democracyPar podnomansland
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Polling and parties, with WIll Jennings
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Professor of politics Will Jennings joins Martin and Steve to discuss how the public think about policy, the parties and government.Par podnomansland
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The 'Blue Wall', with David Gauke.
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Former Conservative MP and minister David Gauke joins Martin and Steve to reflect on politics since the 2019 election and talk about the prospects of Labour making inroads in the Tory southern seats .Par podnomansland
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100 days of President Biden, with Roifeild Brown.
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Steve is joined by Roiflield Brown to talk about President Biden’s first 100 days in office. We cover approval ratings, the stimulus package, Mexico border and police reform — and go on to talk about the GOP and the difference between local government in the US and UK. Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash…
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Economic and environmental justice, with Carys Roberts.
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IPPR Executive Director Carys Roberts joins Martin and Steve to talk about the future of capitalism, the green revolution, economic justice and more.Par podnomansland
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Labour, England and patriotism, with John Denham.
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Martin and Steve welcome Prof John Denham back to the podcast to discuss the recent controversies around Labour’s attempts to be more patriotic in the context of debates about Keir Starmer’s leadership. We also cover how the politics of England fit into this debate.Par podnomansland
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Science and covid-19, with Tom Chivers.19
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Science writer Tom Chivers joins Martin and Steve to talk about covering the scientific twists and turns of the pandemic and what impact it has had on how the media and wider society think about science.Par podnomansland
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Devolution and the future of the UK , with Akash Paun.
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Akash Paun, of the Institute for Government, joins the podcast to talk about devolution in England and the other nations of the UK. We also touch on the shocking events in Washington DC and review a harrowing year.Par podnomansland
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Brexit, Covid and economic fall out, with Jonathan Portes.
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Martin and Steve are joined by Professor Jonathan Portes, of UK in a Changing Europe, to discuss the economic fallout post-pandemic, look at the chances of a last-minute Brexit deal and discuss what the consequences of deal or no deal might be.Par podnomansland
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Everything in moderation, with Daniel Finkelstein.
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With the moderate politics on the line in the US election, we talk to Lord Finkelstein on his new book ‘Everything in Moderation’. We cover what it means to be a moderate, including in relation to Brexit, culture wars and more. We also look at the US election and the recent EHRC report into antisemitism in the Labour Party.…
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Labour and political divides, with Caroline Flint.
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Former Labour MP and Minister the Rt Hon Caroline Flint joins Martin and Steve to talk about the future of Labour and much more. Caroline tells us why she is a ‘Labour moderate’ and why she voted for Theresa May’s Brexit deal. We discuss the political split between towns and cities, as well as the link between climate change and economic renewal — …
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Science and politics, with Cory Clark and Bo Winegard.
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Dr Cory Clark and Dr Bo Winegard join Martin and Steve to discuss the politics of science. We talk about politics in academia and 'cancel culture' and how politicians are using science on issues such as Covid and Climate Change. Photo by Michael Longmire on Unsplash.Par podnomansland
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Polling and political strategy 2020, with Matt Singh.
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Matt Singh of Numbercrucher joins Martin and Steve to talk about where we are with political strategy, polling and more in both the UK and the US. We cover Labour and Conservative strategies, the role Brexit and culture wars are playing and Extinction Rebellion. We also explore how certain (or not) Biden is to win the Whitehouse.…
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Gender identity, with Helen Belcher.
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Helen Belcher joins Martin and Steve to discuss current debates around gender identity, correct some misconceptions and understand how it has played into political narratives. We also touch on Helen’s Libdem candidacy and the future of the party under Ed Davey.Par podnomansland
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Martin and Steve give a short reaction to the election of Ed Davey as Liberal Democrat leader and pontificate about what the party might stand for in the 2020 political landscape.Par podnomansland
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Brexit and the Liberal Democrats, with Norman Lamb.
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Martin and Steve welcome Sir Norman Lamb to the podcast. We look back on Remainers’ failure to compromise on Brexit and the future of the LibDems: how they get cut through and Norman’s advice for the new leader. Photo by Habib Ayoade on Unsplash.Par podnomansland
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Anywheres and Somewheres, with David Goodhart.
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Martin and Steve welcome David Goodhart to talk about his work recent work on ‘anywheres’ and ‘somewheres’ and how it helps explain the new landscape of British politics. We touch on immigration, BLM and more.Par podnomansland
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DFID abolished and Global Britain, with Laura Round.
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Former DFID Special Adviser Laura Round joins Martin and Steve to discuss the thinking behind the merger of DFID and the Foreign Office and what Global Britain means.Par podnomansland
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Race, history and identity with Sunder Katwala
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Martin and Steve welcome Sunder Katwala, Director of British Future, to discuss the debate about British history in the wake of the BLM protests, and how identity politics is playing out in Britain. Photo by Ehimetalor Akhere Unuabona on Unsplash.Par podnomansland
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BLM, police reform and understanding racism in the US and UK with Roifield Brown.
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Martin and Steve welcome Roifield Brown back to the podcast to discuss the Black Lives Matter protests in the UK and US, the prospect of police reform in the US and race and politics more broadly.Par podnomansland
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Public opinion is shifting, with James Johnson.
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Former Number 10 pollster James Johnson joins Martin and Steve to discuss changing public views around the lockdown, the Government's performance, Labour and Brexit.Par podnomansland
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Lockdown polarisation, Turi Munthe.
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Turi Munthe of the newly founded Parlia.com joins the podcast to reflect on political polarisation since 2016 and how it is starting to play out in the debate about ending the lockdown.Par podnomansland
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A shared national story? English identity to Covid-19. With Professor John Denham.
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Martin and Steve welcome former Labour MP and Cabinet Minister Professor John Denham to talk about patriotism, national identity and how we can create a shared national story after the Covid-19 crisis. We also touch on Labour’s problems with English identity and the arguments for a progressive patriotism.…
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