Debatable Discussions

Today, John and Dejan are joined by Lord Hague, the Chancellor of Oxford University. Tune in to hear them discuss his impressive political career, his work of the University of Oxford, and its role at the forefront of developments like AI. 

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Today John and Dejan are discussing recent events and developments in British Politics. Tune in to hear them discuss everything from the London mayoral election to how Burnham is performing as PM. Please like, subscribe/follow, and comment.

Today John and Dejan are joined by Tom Godfrey, PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge and social media influencer. Tune in to hear them discuss Tom's passion for Italy and Petrach, and his expertise on UK universities. 

Today John and Dejan are joined by the Historian Ambrogio Caiani to discuss his work on the History of the Catholic Church. Listen to hear them discuss all aspects of the Church from the past, present, and future. Please like and subscribe. 

Today John and Dejan are with Leigh Turner. Listen to hear them discuss Leigh's career in the diplomatic service as well as current Foreign affairs. Please like, subscribe, and comment.

Today John and Dejan are discussing the greatest inventions throughout the history of science. Go like, subscribe, and comment for more episodes like this. 

Today John and Dejan have a rather unusual episode, the story of the Debatable Discussions podcast. Go hear them discuss how they started the podcast as teenagers in High School.

Today John and Dejan are discussing Andy Burnham’s first days as Prime Minister and his newly appointed cabinet. Please like, subscribe, comment, and watch some of our other episodes. 

Today John and Dejan are discussing the Reform donation scandal and what it means for the future of Farage and Reform UK. Go listen to hear them analyse this pressing issue. Please like, subscribe, comment, and share.

Today John and Dejan are discussing the dinner party question of which city has had the greatest impact on world history? Watch to hear them try and make a step closer to answering one of history's most complex questions. Please like, subscribe, and comment.