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Home to the Spectator's best podcasts on everything from politics to religion, literature to food and drink, and more. A new podcast every day from writers worth listening to.


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Average duration
33 minutes
Episodes
2366
Years Active
2016 - 2025
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Table Talk: the Bryony Gordon Edition

Table Talk: the Bryony Gordon Edition

Lara Prendergast and Olivia Potts talk to Bryony Gordon, columnist at the Telegraph and author of Eat, Drink, Run. They have a frank conversation about Bryony's relationship with food and mental heal…
00:37:11  |   Fri 30 Nov 2018
Americano: Michael Cohen pleads guilty - is he going to bring down Trump?

Americano: Michael Cohen pleads guilty - is he going to bring down Trump?

With Jacob Heilbrunn.

Presented by Freddy Gray.


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00:17:43  |   Fri 30 Nov 2018
The Spectator Podcast: is Corbyn to blame for a British cash exodus?

The Spectator Podcast: is Corbyn to blame for a British cash exodus?

This week the Treasury and the Bank of England gave their forecasts for the post-Brexit economy, but is a Jeremy Corbyn government more threatening to economic growth (00:50)? In Italy, growth is a d…

00:38:50  |   Thu 29 Nov 2018
Spectator Books: with Lee Child on Reacher, revenge, and writing without a plan

Spectator Books: with Lee Child on Reacher, revenge, and writing without a plan

According to which bit of hype you read, there’s a copy of one of Lee Child’s Jack Reacher thrillers sold somewhere in the world every four seconds, or every seven, or every nine. It’s a cute statist…

00:24:19  |   Wed 28 Nov 2018
Coffee House Shots: Is the May-Corbyn TV debate pointless?

Coffee House Shots: Is the May-Corbyn TV debate pointless?

With James Forsyth and the New Statesman's Stephen Bush.

Presented by Katy Balls.


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00:15:37  |   Tue 27 Nov 2018
Podcast Special: The future of mobility – low-carbon transport for 2040

Podcast Special: The future of mobility – low-carbon transport for 2040

What will transport look like in the year 3000? Busted thought we would live underwater, but perhaps we’ll have even figured out zero carbon travelling. This year the government made its own predicti…

00:30:04  |   Tue 27 Nov 2018
Coffee House Shots: Macron's fisheries warning signals more Brexit trouble ahead

Coffee House Shots: Macron's fisheries warning signals more Brexit trouble ahead

With Katy Balls and James Forsyth.

Presented by Cindy Yu.


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00:12:28  |   Mon 26 Nov 2018
Is May's deal worse than EU membership?

Is May's deal worse than EU membership?

With Katy Balls and Fraser Nelson.

Presented by Lara Prendergast


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00:13:16  |   Fri 23 Nov 2018
The Spectator Podcast: how toxic is May's political legacy?

The Spectator Podcast: how toxic is May's political legacy?

This week, Theresa May is putting the final touches on her Brexit deal – but is this a point to celebrate, or has she left behind an irrevocably toxic legacy (00:40)? We also take a look at the Democ…

00:40:31  |   Thu 22 Nov 2018
Spectator Books: geopolitics and the falcon-shaped airport in Turkmenistan

Spectator Books: geopolitics and the falcon-shaped airport in Turkmenistan

In this week's books podcast Sam talks to Oxford's Professor of Global History Peter Frankopan about his follow-up to his bestselling history The Silk Roads. In The New Silk Roads, Peter brings his s…

00:37:28  |   Wed 21 Nov 2018
The Green Room: is nationalism a good thing?

The Green Room: is nationalism a good thing?

Is nationalism, in Emmanuel Macron’s words, an ancient and modern cause of the ‘old demons’ of history? Or, as Yoram Hazony argues in his latest book, The Virtue of Nationalism, is the nation state t…

00:29:59  |   Tue 20 Nov 2018
Will Theresa May's Brexit sales pitch work?

Will Theresa May's Brexit sales pitch work?

With Fraser Nelson and James Forsyth.

Presented by Katy Balls.


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00:11:06  |   Mon 19 Nov 2018
Table Talk: with Fraser Nelson, Editor of the Spectator

Table Talk: with Fraser Nelson, Editor of the Spectator

Lara and Livvy talk to Fraser Nelson about his hatred of desserts, how working in London made him a stranger in Glasgow, and wining and dining Westminster's political big dogs.

Presented by Lara Prend…

00:26:49  |   Fri 16 Nov 2018
Americano: is Melania taking control of the White House?

Americano: is Melania taking control of the White House?

Deputy National Security Advisor Mira Ricardel is forced out of her role after a public spat with Melania Trump. Is Melania more powerful than she seems?

With Jacob Heilbrunn, Editor of the National I…

00:09:46  |   Fri 16 Nov 2018
The Spectator Podcast: how dangerous is China's ultimate surveillance state?

The Spectator Podcast: how dangerous is China's ultimate surveillance state?

We’re bringing you this podcast from the midst of the Brexit omni-shambles, and this episode contains a special Brexit edition (15:05). But before that, something just as monumental is happening on t…

00:31:29  |   Thu 15 Nov 2018
Women with Balls: the Emma Barnett edition

Women with Balls: the Emma Barnett edition

Join Katy Balls on this new podcast from the Spectator - she talks to women at the top of their respective games about their passions, their battles, and what makes them tick. The first episode is wi…
00:30:00  |   Wed 14 Nov 2018
Spectator Books: reconciling guilt and patriotism in post-war Germany

Spectator Books: reconciling guilt and patriotism in post-war Germany

Sam talks to Nora Krug about her remarkable graphic work Heimat - in which this German born writer and artist discusses how it has felt to grow up in Germany and later the US with the shadow of her h…

00:31:31  |   Tue 13 Nov 2018
Coffee House Shots: does Theresa May have the numbers in Parliament to pass her Brexit deal?

Coffee House Shots: does Theresa May have the numbers in Parliament to pass her Brexit deal?

With James Forsyth and Katy Balls.

Presented by Cindy Yu.


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00:13:10  |   Mon 12 Nov 2018
Coffee House Shots: has Theresa May betrayed the DUP?

Coffee House Shots: has Theresa May betrayed the DUP?

With James Forsyth and Fraser Nelson.

Presented by Lara Prendergast.


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00:14:34  |   Fri 09 Nov 2018
The Spectator Podcast: Theresa May's Brexit deal is hard to stomach

The Spectator Podcast: Theresa May's Brexit deal is hard to stomach

As Theresa May prepares to unveil her Brexit deal, we ask: just how bad is it, and what happened to ‘no deal is better than a bad deal’ (00:50)? In the American midterms, the Blue Wave didn’t happen,…

00:40:06  |   Thu 08 Nov 2018
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