In this episode, Torrin Wilkins speaks to former Green Party Parliamentary Candidate Mark Bray-Parry.

Their discussion covered the energy crisis, the energy price cap, renewable energy investment, ownership of energy companies, and moving away from fossil fuels.

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In this episode, Torrin Wilkins speaks to Criminal Defence and Civil Rights Attorney David Rudolf. David appeared in the Netflix series The Staircase, was portrayed in the HBO adaptation, and founded a law firm in 1982.

They discussed the justice system, how we can learn from the Norwegian prison system, and the standard of “reasonable doubt.”

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In this episode, Will Barber-Taylor speaks to the Leader of the True and Fair Party and co-founder of investment company SCM Direct, Gina Miller.

Their discussion covered closing tax loopholes, our relationship with the EU, and Proportional Representation.

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In this episode, Will Barber-Taylor speaks to former Foreign Secretary and Member of the House of Lords, David Owen. Lord Owen currently sits as an Independent Social Democrat member of the House of Lords. He previously led the Social Democratic Party and was Foreign Secretary between 1977 and 1979.

Their discussion covered the Social Democratic Party, Proportional Representation, the EU referendum, the Ukrainian crisis, and independence referendums.

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In this episode, Will Barber-Taylor speaks to Dr Somayeh Taheri, the CEO and Founder of UrbanChain.

Their discussion covered how we can scale up renewables, whether nuclear power should be part of the move to net zero, and how the government can encourage the use of renewables.

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In this episode, Will Barber-Taylor speaks to Deputy Leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats and Member of Parliament Wendy Chamberlain.

Their discussion covered the justice system, including reforming prisoners, policing, devolution, housing, and the independence debate in Scotland.

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In this episode, Will Barber–Taylor speaks to the Co-Founder of Rebel Energy UK and Utilities Businesswoman of the Year in 2021, Penelope Hope.

Their discussion covered the energy crisis and how we move towards renewable energy sources.

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In this episode, Will Barber-Taylor speaks to Member of the Senedd and Plaid Cymru spokesperson on culture, sport and international affairs Heledd Fychan. Heledd has been the Senedd for the South Wales Central region since May 2021.

Their discussion covered why local services are so important to communities, why she became an MS, the argument for devolving justice in Wales, the debate on Welsh independence, how we can promote Wales abroad, and Brexit.

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In this episode, Will Barber-Taylor speaks to Dr Patrick English, the Director of Political Analytics and YouGov's spokesman on political research, who holds a Doctorate from the University of Manchester. He is also a Consultant Psephologist for the BBC and a Visiting Fellow of the Department of Methodology at the London School of Economics.

Their discussion covered Conservative Party support, Proportional Representation, how centrist political parties perform in the UK, academic selection, support for the monarchy, and our future relationship with the EU.

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In this episode, Will Barber-Taylor speaks to Stephen Kinnock, the MP for Aberavon and Shadow Minister for Immigration since 2022.

Their discussion covered centrism, how Labour can reconnect with voters, what rules we should have on immigration, devolution within the UK, and the lessons we can learn from Denmark, including their flexicurity model, which aims to get people back into work.

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