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“I usually enjoy this podcast a lot. The banter seems uncontrived (is that a word?) and the enthusiasm is infectious. Alas the episode on Mary Stuart and leadership succession was, to use a Year 9 GCSE student’s critical vocabulary, boring! Perhaps because I find discussions about parliament’s suppurating mix of raging ego, rampant prejudice and rigid thinking too disturbing. I have friends who do not vote; I’m beginning to understand why.”
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Great Britain ·
01/19/18
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“Probably my favourite politics-related podcast. The hosts are sharp, knowledgeable and likeable, and manage to discuss elections/policy changes/PMQs/the inner workings of the Labour party with both insight and a lightness of touch.”
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09/25/17
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“Plus occasional video games chat, which was great”
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“The hosts are both funny and informative, they don't take themselves too seriously while also understanding they have a lot to contribute.”Read full review »
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Great Britain ·
11/21/16
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