
India's Gen Z Protests: The Cockroach Janta Party and the Future of Indian Democracy
In this episode of The Political Dispatch, we turn our attention to India, the world’s largest democracy, where a student-led protest movement has grown into a major political story. Rather than inter...
12 Aug 29min

Lessons in US Civil Rights
Chad Mott returns! In this sequel to Lessons in Democracy (the show's most downloaded episode), Lily, Sidd and Tom sit down with Chad, a history and government teacher at Evergreen High School in Colo...
25 Jul 41min

Andy Burnham: Britain's PM-in-Waiting
British politics used to be boring. Not any more. Over the course of a long weekend, Andy Burnham won a crucial by-election in Makerfield, forced Keir Starmer to resign as Prime Minister, and became t...
27 Jun 34min

How Brexit Happened Part 2: A Tale of Two Campaigns
In part two of our three-part series marking ten years since the Brexit referendum, Tom and Sidd return to their old stomping ground, Cardiff's School of Journalism, Media and Culture, to interview th...
22 Jun 40min

How Brexit Happened Part 1: The Road to Vote Leave
In the first of a three-part series marking ten years since the Brexit referendum, Tom, Lily and Sidd sit down with Dr Nicholas Startin, Associate Professor of International Relations at John Cabot Un...
17 Jun 57min

All the Presidents Men at 50
To celebrate fifty years of All the President's Men, Tom sits down with Professor Jon Lewis, University Distinguished Professor of Film Studies at Oregon State University, who has been teaching and wr...
28 Mai 57min

UK Election Special: Plaid Make History, the SNP Hold Steady and Reform Storm Across the Nations
Sidd and Tom analyse Parliamentary elections in Wales and Scotland, and local elections in England. Plaid Cymru (The Party of Wales) have become the largest party in Wales, followed by Reform in seco...
10 Mai 46min




















