Every Day I'm Shufflin'

Every Day I'm Shufflin'

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Burnham Derangement Syndrome

He’s a communist! He wants to drag us back to the 70s! He’s going to tax you to death! He’s weak! He’s a tyrant! He’s gone to war with the South! His jackets are too expensive! Burnham has only been PM for a week and the right-wing press are already losing their minds. Is Burnham ...  Show more

Can Burnham master the A.I. Revolution? – with the TUC’s Paul Nowak

Burnham arrives promising a “cost of living” government but can he make it happen? And does his mix of ideas and promises add up? TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak returns to the pod to talk about Burnham’s first steps, go to bat for unions in an age of A.I. tumult, make the case ...  Show more

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