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British politics can be confusing, emotional, and loud. We’re here to make sense of it.On the Convince Me podcast, we dig into the headlines, decode political stories and uncover the truth behind the arguments — no PR spin, no political charisma, just clarity.New episode every other week, subscribe now so you don't miss one!
Unknown Host hosts The Convince Me Podcast, a news show with 48 episodes published.
In this week’s episode, we put two very different figures side-by-side: Nigel Farage and Zack Polanski. From economic stagnation to the cost of living, immigration, public services and the climate crisis, we break down h
In this week’s episode, we dive into the choppy waters of the UK economy as Rachel Reeves prepares for her next budget. Using the metaphor of the British economy as a sinking ship, we explore two competing theories about
In this week's episode, we've gone digital, to discuss the upcoming introduction by Keir Starmer and the Labour party of Digital ID cards. A force for good, or the root of all evil? Keeping the nation safe, or keeping th
Welcome to Season 2 of the Convince Me Podcast! We are in our brand new studio and have switched up the format of our episodes a little bit to make sure we are bringing you the best content that we can. In this episode,
In this week’s episode, we dive into the breaking political news surrounding Angela Rayner’s resignation from the cabinet after a scandal over stamp duty. What does this mean for the Labour Party and how will it impact W
This week we wonder whether it would be a good idea to increase the drinking age for men only to 21. In Front Page Face Off, we expose, and maybe not for the first time, the utter hypocrisy of a very senior politician. A
Is the UK really holding Big Tech accountable—or just talking tough while tech giants run the show? In this episode, we dive into the state of tech regulation in Britain, from the Online Safety Act to the Competition and
This week we consider whether we should be made to vote in elections. As usual, we’ll look at both sides of the argument, so you can make a (relatively) well informed decision. In Front Page Face Off, we go back to the ‘
In this episode, we dive into the debate around opinion polls. Are they an objective piece of information that politicians can use to better represent the public? Or are they able to manipulate results and people’s behav
This week we look at the revolting state of our water in the UK, and question whether nationalisation of the industry is the answer. In Front Page Face Off, we analyse an article that shows mortgages are becoming easier
In this episode, we dive into the debate around lowering the voting age. From the impact of young voices on democracy to the arguments about maturity and civic responsibility, we unpack why some believe it’s time to give
In this week’s episode, what we thought was going to be a gentle look at the BBC as a public service, turned out to be a little overheated… let’s blame it on the weather. Plus look out for this week’s special guest, (a v
In this episode, we tackle a heated question: Should the UK prioritise relations with the EU over the US? We break down the future of UK foreign policy, the lasting impact of Brexit, and what’s at stake in choosing betwe
This week, we leave UK politics in the rear view, and delve into a bit of pop culture. Anyone noticed how the price of concert tickets has been increasing to an almost unaffordable level (see Oasis, Taylor Swift etc)? Is
In this provocative episode, we ask a controversial question: Does the UK need more nuclear weapons? With rising global tensions, shifting alliances, and emerging nuclear powers, is Britain's current deterrent enough—or
This week, Maya has a few camera issues (!), we introduce a new theme tune, and we talk U-Turns - does it show a government listening to the public, or is it just a lack of strategic direction? In Front Page Face Off, we
This week came as a bit of surprise as what seemed like an innocent debate about abolishing income tax, turned into a feisty family feud….. well, almost. In Front Page Face Off, we look at the real reasons why the Tory g
In this week’s caffeine-induced episode, we would first like to apologise for the incessant drilling going on in Maya’s ‘recording studio’, hope it’s not too distracting. Today, we discuss Labour’s new immigration White
In this week's episode, we dive into a question that often gets overlooked: Do local elections in the UK actually make a difference? In light of the recent local elections, does Nigel Farage and Reform's success suggest
In this week’s episode, we discuss whether MPs should be allowed to have side hustles second jobs, is it necessary given the potentially short lived career of MPs, or should they be fully focussed on the job at hand? In
Nigel Farage
Reform UK leader · Reform Party
2 appearances on this show
Zack Polanski
leader of the British Green Party and prospective British Prime Minister · The Green Party of England and Wales
1 appearance on this show
Jeremy Corbyn
former leader of the U.K Labour Party
1 appearance on this show
Boris Johnson
Former UK Prime Minister · United Kingdom
1 appearance on this show
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