Novara FM: The Green Party vs Something New w/ James Schneider and Zack Polanski

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Downstream: The West is Over. Here’s Why w/ Pankaj Mishra

In the years since October 7th, the world has been bitterly polarised over how to make sense of the violence. While polling shows that a majority of people do believe Israel’s actions amount to genocide – having witnessed it with their own eyes via their smartphones – it has been ...  Afficher plus

Do Your Own Research: Is This Podcast the Problem? w/ Joshua Citarella

Joshua Citarella built his reputation by mapping synthetic e-deologies of terminally online politics, expressed in memes, micro-disputes and merch drops. Now the artist, Doomscroll host and Do Not Research founder has come to a blunter conclusion: it’s time to lock in. Behind the ...  Afficher plus

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What will Zack Polanski do first with the Green Party? | Listener questions
The Politics Show

The Greens have a new leader. Listeners want to know what's in store for the left now.Tom McTague is joined by Andrew Marr, Rachel Cunliffe and Megan Kenyon to answer listener questions on:the future of the Green Party under Zack PolanskiJeremy Corbyn and Your Party's position on ...  Afficher plus

Can Britain have a proper Green Party?
Westminster Insider

Zack Polanski, the self-confessed eco-populist, won the leadership of the Green Party in a landslide this week. So Westminster Insider Host Sascha O'Sullivan finds out why the Green Party have often struggled to be taken seriously in SW1. Sascha speaks to the man himself – Polans ...  Afficher plus

How To Start A New Political Party
Politics Unpacked

More than one hundred new political parties have already been registered this year, but what does it take to create one that goes the distance? Kate McCann is in for Matt, and speaks to former First Minister Alex Salmond, the Rubbish Party's Sally Cogley, and Maia Thomas, spok ...

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Left in crisis: why European social democracy is in decline
World Review from the New Statesman

Jeremy Cliffe and Emily Tamkin are joined by political scientist Tarik Abou-Chadi to explore the plight of social democratic parties in Europe.In You Ask Us, they take listener questions on overlooked social democratic successes in Europe.Read more:Jeremy Cliffe: the British Left ...  Afficher plus