Coffee House Shots: Jacob Rees-Mogg backs May's deal, but is he too late?
With Katy Balls and James Forsyth.Presented by Fraser Nelson.Coffee House Shots is a series of podcasts on British politics from the Spectator's political team and special guests. Brought to you daily...
26 Mars 201913min
Americano: does Andrew Yang stand a chance in 2020?
With Caroline McCarthy, contributor to Spectator USA.Americano is a series of in-depth discussions on American politics with the best pundits stateside. Presented by Freddy Gray, editor of Spectator U...
25 Mars 201916min
Women With Balls: Kay Burley
Kay Burley is a Sky News founding member, host of The Kay Burley Show, and holds the record for hosting more hours of live television than any other news presenter. Kay tells Katy about how she 'knock...
22 Mars 201919min
The Spectator Podcast: is Brexit a national humiliation?
It has been yet another crazy week in the Brexit saga, with May and the EU negotiating an extension. And with a possible third meaningful vote in the horizon, what happens now? And who is to blame for...
21 Mars 201943min
Spectator Books: how does the world look through a different language?
In this week's books podcast, Sam Leith is joined by the Pulitzer-Prize-winning writer Jhumpa Lahiri. Someone whose own fiction has negotiated the cross-cultural territory of her Bengali-American iden...
20 Mars 201929min
Table Talk: with Rachel Johnson
Journalist and author Rachel Johnson joins Lara and Livvy on this episode to talk about what it was like to share with a student house with Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall, then budding student chef, abou...
19 Mars 201928min
Coffee House Shots: will May have to resign to pass her deal?
With James Forsyth and Katy Balls. Presented by Fraser Nelson. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
18 Mars 201912min
Holy Smoke: why are bishops so boring?
For 30 years Damian Thompson has been bored senseless by the public pronouncements of bishops – Anglicans and Catholics. Why do they feel the need to speak in such dreary jargon? Why do interesting cl...
15 Mars 201916min
