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Hosted by Republic Campaign · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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Republic’s new podcast, From Below the Balcony, aims to inform, inspire and entertain. From Below the Balcony will not only look at the monarchy, it will also address wider issues of equality, democracy and how we can create a fairer society.Hosts Graham Smith and Abby Tarttelin will be chatting to some great guests and having interesting conversations about the issues raised by the campaign.From Below the Balcony is aimed at a wide audience, whether you support Republic or not, whether you like the royals or not. Through inspiring, informative and entertaining content the podcast will show how issues of inequality, injustice and reform are connected.The podcast includes a range of guests from the worlds of entertainment, media, journalism, politics and campaigning. Through their stories and views, as we chat about the issues that matter to them, we will connect the cause of a republic to the ambition to change the country for good.
Republic Campaign hosts From Below the Balcony, a news show with 11 episodes published.
The monarchy. Andrew. The establishment. The police. They're all interlinked in an environment of corruption and misogyny. In the third episode of Season 2 of From Below the Balcony, Graham and Abby are joined by gender
The royals are rich, powerful and hate democracy. It's that simple. In the second episode of Season 2 of Republic's podcast From Below the Balcony, environmental campaigner, journalist, writer and film-maker George Monbi
The aristocracy has ruined our country for decades. It's that simple. In the season premiere of Season 2 of Republic's podcast From Below the Balcony, comedian Christian Brighty joins Graham and Abby to talk about class,
It's been a long few weeks for the royals. There's been even more scandals erupting around Andrew and support for the monarchy has hit record lows... In a special live episode of From Below the Balcony, Graham and Abby t
The monarchy's time is up. It's time for reparations. It's time for elected heads of state across the entire Commonwealth. In this season finale episode of From Below the Balcony, Graham and Abby are joined by Grenadian
The royals were complicit in the colonisation of Australia and many other countries across the world. Despite this, they've never apologised. That's why this week's podcast guest, Australian Senator Lidia Thorpe heckled
Ever wondered how the monarchy influences the media? Or how their mere existence enforces the British class system? Those are the questions being answered in this episode of From Below the Balcony, with special guest jou
The royals are complicit in the slave trade - it's time for reparations to be taken seriously. Labour MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy joins Graham and Abby in this episode of From Below the Balcony to talk about campaigns for repar
The monarchy has inserted itself into British culture for years. Whether through our news media, television or books, they always try to ingrain themselves into the national psyche. In this episode of Beyond the Royal He
How do the royals cling to their political influence and power? And how have they managed to get parliament to rubber-stamp this for years? Episode 5 of Beyond the Royal Headlines features former Cabinet Minister and ex-
The royals are complicit in colonialism and the slave trade, but our media environment shields them from criticism. Episode 4 of Beyond the Royal Headlines features actor, director and author Kelechi Okafor chatting to G
Identity isn't as straightforward as you might think - that's what Jassa Ahluwalia has been delving into through his book Both Not Half. Actor, author and trade unionist Jassa Ahluwalia talks to Graham Smith and Abby Tar
The monarchy has spent decades entrenching itself within the British media and political classes. That's part of the reason why we don't have an elected head of state. In the second episode of Republic's new podcast From
The monarchy is fake history! What you think you know about kings and queens probably isn't true - or at least not the whole truth. In the first episode of Republic's new podcast From Below the Balcony, Graham and Abby t
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