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Scottish MP on truthful politics, the House of Lords & the future of Perth

Pete Wishart opens up about his unexpected journey from a musician to Scotland's longest-serving member of Parliament, the challenges facing the SNP, the dynamics of the upcoming elections, and the future of Perth in the next five years. Don't miss this insightful conversation that goes beyond politics and explores the vibrant spirit of a changing city.

23 mins

Karin Robinson talks 2024 elections, abortion impact, the role money plays in U.S. elections and Trump's media presence

From managing messaging in the Obama campaign to navigating the challenges of contemporary politics, Karin sheds light on the art of persuasion, the impact of managed communications and the evolving landscape of U.S. elections.

46 mins

Best for Britain's Naomi Smith on modern campaigns, social media shifts, and the urgency of electoral reform

From her corporate career to leading Best for Britain, Naomi discusses tackling the aftermath of the Brexit referendum and Rishi Sunak's surprising ranking in an eye-opening Sunday Times Poll and what it means for UK politics. Get the lowdown on the upcoming elections and find out how you can make a difference.

33 mins

Rory Sutherland on slim campaign wallets, budget shortfalls, and social media pitfalls - part 2

Explore the pothole predicament, unravel the mysteries of campaign slogans, and get the lowdown on the Euro drama that had everyone on the edge of their seats.

Rory Sutherland spills the tea: Politics Unplugged! - part 1

Ogilvy boss Sutherland on why McDonalds is more democratic than elections, dodgy focus groups and political motivations.

Lib Dem MP Rob Blackie talks boring politicians, campaign budgets, taking risks and falling foul on social media.

Lib Dem MP Rob Blackie on why modern politicians are too uninteresting to engage voters, why political budgets fall short and the dangers of social media.