Reasonable analysis stymied by endless adverts
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“I know the New Statesman is notoriously financially unstable but even with generous amounts of goodwill any listener will struggle to sit through what is almost half of an episode's runtime being filled by adverts. It's salt in the wound that many of these adverts are for the mega corporations that the publication ought to be calling out for many of the woes modern Britain faces.”Read full review »
Gauze_ via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/27/23
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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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08/11/16
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“Of the many, many political podcasts I listen to, this surely has the best analysis”
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11/08/18
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“Love your take on things guys.”
Rubber Ritchie via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/12/17
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