What's really happening to people’s living standards across Britain – and what can we do to lift them? High Resolution cuts through the noise with sharp analysis and insightful guests. We’ll be exploring the economic debates that actually matter to you - from work, wages and wealth to housing affordability and decisions on tax, benefits and public services. High Resolution is a podcast from the Resolution Foundation, an independent think-tank dedicated to lifting living standards in the UK. You can find more information about the Resolution Foundation, including the latest analysis, on our website: https://www.resolutionfoundation.org/ Looking for the audio-only recordings of our live events? Search 'Resolution Foundation Event Recordings' our your podcast app.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat's really happening to people’s living standards across Britain, and what can we do to lift them? High Resolution cuts through the noise with sharp analysis and insightful guests. We’ll be exploring the economic debates that actually matter to you - from work, wages and wealth to housing affordability and decisions on tax, benefits and public services.
Recent episodes include "Small change?" (28 October 2026, 28 minutes), "The winter of our discontent" (14 October 2026, 34 minutes), and "Pensions deadlock?" (24 September 2026, 36 minutes).
High Resolution publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 33 minutes.
Booking probability for High Resolution is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. High Resolution requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. High Resolution's contact route on record: public web form.
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Episode #19
Was John Healey's Budget worth the wait? Tom Clark is joined by Ruth Curtice and Sophie Hale to discuss the first fiscal event of the Burnham government. The Resolution Foundation's overnight analysis will be published...
Episode #17
After five years of high inflation how much can households, and the public finances, handle? Ruth Curtice discusses the long-running cost of living crisis, and scope for Government response at the Budget, with Dhara...
Episode #16
Could the end of the triple lock be in sight? Ruth Curtice discusses the first fourteen years of the triple lock, and considers what might come next, with Claer Barrett and Morgan Vine. Read 'What a ratchet!' now to...
Episode #15
Can Burnham convert vibes into policy? Ruth Curtice discusses 'the three Ds' with Anand Menon and Andrew Carter. Read 'Policy landscape 2026' now to learn more about the Resolution Foundation analysis discussed in this...
Episode #14
What would 'feeling better off' really look like to voters – and how long will they give a new Prime Minister to deliver it? What do people want from the Burnham era, what are they worried about, and is disillusionment...
Does Burnham understand the scope of the fiscal hole he's inheriting? Hemmed in by his party's manifesto and his predecessor's fiscal rules, what options remain for him to deliver his promised change on living...
Episode #12
Is the promise of generational progress broken for good? Or are things about to turn around for Gen Z? Professor Bobby Duffy and Lord David Willetts join Ruth Curtice to discuss how Gen Z are really faring, how that...
Episode #11
Ten years on, how has Brexit shaped Britain today? And what comes next? Anand Menon and Sophie Hale join Ruth Curtice to discuss how a decade of Brexit has shaped our economy, our trade and our politics. Ruth Curtice –...
New technologies have been creating and destroying jobs for millennia. In recent decades, automation has upended the way many people work, and now artificial intelligence threatens further upheaval. The impact of these...
<p>Trade wars are becoming a feature of the modern global economy and are being tied to actual wars too. Britain has played its part by voting to leave the EU, while President Trump has taken trade disruption to a new...
Episode #8
<p>Are higher living standards the key to electoral success?</p> <p>Both the Government and the opposition are scrambling for new policies and messages to win back unconvinced voters. Is this new political landscape...
Episode #7
<p>Can the Government – or the public – afford another energy crisis? RF Chief Executive Ruth Curtice speaks to <br> Former Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt and Chief Executive of Ipsos in the UK and Ireland...
Episode #6
<p>Why are so many young people both out of work, and not in school? Research Director Lindsay Judge speaks to Principal Economist Nye Cominetti and Chief Executive of the Nuffield Foundation Gavin Kelly, to get to the...
Episode #5
<p>The Treasury promised us a boring non-event, which on the day was massively over-shadowed by events in the Middle East. Ruth Curtice discusses the merits of annual fiscal events, the difficulty of getting growth...
Episode #4
<p>Britain does not feel like a nation at ease – and hasn’t done for a very long while. By more than two-to-one, Britons last year judged the country to be on the “wrong track” rather than heading in the “right...
Episode #3
<p>How's the Government's growth agenda going? 18 months into a government elected on a mandate of change and growth, and following the publication of Mountain climbing, we're assessing their growth strategy – its...
Episode #2
<p>What can Westminster learn from Scotland on reforming disability benefits? Resolution Foundation Research Director Lindsay Judge talks you through the learnings from recent benefit reforms in Scotland, joined by...
Episode #1
<p>How should the Government support households with energy bills? In October 2025, the Resolution Foundation published research assessing how the Government can help families with high energy bills. Our Chief Executive...
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