In this episode of the podcast Will speaks to former Irish Green Party Parliamentary candidate for Limerick, Claire Keating, about the Green Party in Ireland, this year's Irish General Election, her campaign to make Limerick Carbon Neutral and the US Presidential Election.  

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In this episode we speak to City Council candidate for American Canyon, Jason Kishineff, about his campaign for City Council, his thoughts on Biden and Trump, his feelings about the Supreme Court and why he got into politics. 

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In this episode of the podcast, Will speaks to the Republican Congressional candidate for Massachusetts’ 6th Congressional District, John Paul Moran. They discuss the race in Massachusetts, the upcoming Biden - Trump debate, coronavirus and Brexit. 

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In this episode Will speaks to Lord Foulkes, former MP for Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley from 1979 - 2005, Member of the Scottish Parliament for Lothians from 2007 - 2011, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for International Development from 1997 - 2001 and Minister of State for Scotland from 2001 -2002. They discuss Keir Starmer, the future of Labour in Scotland, the SNP and the Scottish Parliament, the Internal Market Bill and the US Presidential Election. 

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In this episode Will speaks to Labour Party councillor for Chatham Central, Leader of the Opposition on Medway Council and candidate for the Labour Party's NEC, Vince Maple. In the podcast they discuss the NEC election, the role of local government in dealing with the Coronavirus Pandemic, the potential of a No Deal Brexit to impact the UK economy and how the Labour Party can win the next General Election.

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In this episode Will speaks to Lauren Davison, co host of the Left Whingers podcast about the podcast, the up and coming Young Labour and NEC elections, the Labour Party's approach to justice policies and next year's local and devolved elections. Make sure to also check out Left Whingers on Spotify. 

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In this episode Will speaks to Green Party councillor and Green Party in England and Wales leadership candidate Rosemary Sexton about why she wants to lead the Green Party, the issue of diversity in politics, the need for a Green New Deal and how she thinks the Green Party can gain more seats in Parliament. 

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In this episode Will is joined by comedian Jake Yapp to discuss musical comedy and how hard it can be to do, his thoughts on the new series of Spitting Image, the limits or otherwise of producing comedy online, whether stand up comedy is better at channeling anger about politics than sketch comedy and why impressionists have so many politicians to choose from now. 

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In this episode Will speaks to returning guest William Kedjanyi, Star Sport's Elections, Politics and Policy Analyst about Joe Biden's running mate, the potential results of this year's Presidential Election, who could be the next Chair of the BBC, next year's local elections and a potential Scottish Independence Referendum.

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In this episode Will speaks to three returning guests about the impact of COVID 19 on their work. In the first part Will speaks to Glen O'Hara, Professor of History at Oxford Brookes University about the impact of coronavirus on the universities sector and how universities will function when the academic year starts in September; in the second part Will speaks to Michael Bell about how the hospitality sector, in particular social clubs, is dealing with the pandemic and about his bid for the Co - Op Party's NEC. In the final part Will speaks to founder and director of our partner the Centre Think Tank, Torrin Wilkins about two new papers Centre have published on the impact of coronavirus on work and why the future may involve more of us working from home. 

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