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Continual strife in Catalonia over independence, Theresa May’s disastrous Tory conference, and our latest argument over tuition fees (following the actual Conservative policy to freeze them) are the three topics this week.
Joining us is the comforting knowledge that this podcast is more competent than Britain’s ruling party.
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The shock decision by Transport for London not to renew Uber’s licence to prowl the city’s streets (surely offer affordable, convenient taxi services? – Ed) and Spain’s stifling of an extralegal referendum on Catalan independence from Madrid are the two topics our heroes chew over this week.
In the final segment journalist Felix Simon speaks to us about the recent German elections, which saw Angela Merkel win a deflated victory amid a rise in support for Alternative für Deutschland, a party which contains legit Nazis.
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The prospect of 17th century prime minister Jacob Rees-Mogg, AI that can allegedly tell if you’re gay or straight by looking at your face, and comedian Robert Webb’s crusade against toxic masculinity are the three topics this week.
Joining us are our traumatic memories of throwing like girls in the school playground.
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The Tory Momentum’s quick descent into social cleansing gags, former Scottish Labour chief Kezia Dugdale’s involuntary outing, and a centrist essay castigating the lunatic fringes are the three topics this week.
Joining us is a misplaced confidence in our knowledge of Caledonian affairs. If you like what we do throw us a few quid through Patreon.
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Street-fighting in Charlottesville, Virginia; the defenestration of Donald Trump strategist Steve Bannon; YouTube’s latest plans to deprive creators of ad revenue; and former Mail hack James Chapman’s cries for a new remoaner British political party are the three topics (Ed: Um…) this week.
Joining us is comedian, musician and podcaster Christopher Bingham, better known as Bing, who can be found on YouTube, Twitter and on his tech podcast I Will Save You From the Future. Also here, for everything else.
Image based on Steve Bannon, October 2010 by Don Irvine