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“The New Statesman’s lurch to the right has unfortunately impacted the quality of journalism on the podcast. Presenters will report something a politician has said and say something like “sounds like a good idea.” There’s no attempt at analysis or critical appraisal. Analysis of the polls is good and there are occasional deep dives on policy but in general it is useless”
Barbsxxxxxxx via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/13/24
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“A remarkable thing: an entirely gimmick-free British politics podcast. I subscribe to them all and this is now my favourite. No clips, quizzes, guests, banter; merely a conversation between the same two people every week, but two wise and witty ones. Essential listening with a particular strength...”Read full review »
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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...”Read full review »
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“Always look forward to these podcasts. Always over too soon.”
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