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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.”
Mihaul1952 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/19/18
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“This gets a single star as it is being reviewed as. Political podcast . It would get five stars as comedy/ satire. If you imagined two dim A level students who took themselves seriously and were clueless about the working class they thought they were representing then you would realise it is...”Read full review »
Zimalu via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/27/17
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“Of the many, many political podcasts I listen to, this surely has the best analysis”
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Great Britain ·
11/08/18
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““Oh my god can anyone understand the daily telegraph. They love Boris I bet he gets a fortune for his weekly column”. “Yawn Boris holds another tub thumping leadership bid at the Tory conference such shameful ambition.” Yeh like no other politicians are ambitious or want to be leader. The poor...”Read full review »
GuyChGe via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/04/18
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