Ipsos in the UK Podcast

On this episode of Politics Talk, Keiran, Cameron and Holly discuss Keir Starmer and the Labour Party.

New Ipsos polling for the Evening Standard shows that 50% of people don't know what Keir Starmer stands for. Does this matter? What is the state of play as we head into the long campaign for the next general election?

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Keiran Pedley, UK

Cameron Garrett,

Holly Day, Senior

On this episode of Public and Society, Trinh Tu, UK Managing Director of Public Affairs, Ipsos, is joined by Sunder Katwala, British Future and Peter Walsh, Migration Observatory. They will be discussing our global data conducted for World Refugee Day.

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00:00-01:55 - Introduction

01:55-12:15 - Attitudes towards refugees

12:15-17:31 - Refugees and public services

17:31 - 34:46 - Integration

34:46-47:09 - Policy

Reuben discusses early careers at Ipsos with Mfon Awak-Essien, Jonathan Efedje and Dejon Silvera. This episode explores the experiences of talented young colleagues and their early experiences entering the social and market research sectors. 

The group discuss their career journeys to date. Why did they choose Ipsos? What are their future career and personal aspirations? 

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On this episode of Politics Talk, Keiran, Cameron and Holly take a look back at the local elections, deep dive into the results, and consider how these may impact the upcoming general election.

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Keiran Pedley, UK Director of Politics, Public Affairs, Ipsos

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Cameron Garrett, Research Manager, UK Public Affairs, Ipsos

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Holly Day, Senior Research Executive, UK Public Affairs, Ipsos

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What is cognitive interviewing, and how does it make the research we do better? Eileen Irvin (Associate Director in Ipsos’ Public Affairs team) is joined by Margaret Blake (Research Director), Anna Beckett (UK Freelance Researcher), and Jack Watson (Research Manager), to discuss the benefits and challenges of doing cognitive interviewing, and what impact it has on how we do research.

Join Barbara Macaulay in conversation with Deqa Jama, Anu Olatunbosun and Aron Solomons in this second and final Episode of the Black Collective's Diaspora & Disconnect segment. We'll be discussing the social impact of diasporic disconnection and how to bridge the gap from our perspectives and knowledge. 

We'll delve into the diversity of cultural and religious practices within diaspora communities and the importance of being culturally responsive and relevant when conducting research. Expect personal experiences and observations of disconnection in the diaspora, common stereotypes, and ways to bridge the gap by finding common ground, open communication, and cultural humility.

Listen to part 1 of the series here

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This episode of Public & Society focuses on Earth Day, where Kate Mesher, Research Executive, Ipsos discusses Ipsos' latest  climate research with special guests Prof. Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE, Director, UK Centre for Climate Change & Social Transformations (CAST) and Dr. Katherine Steentjes, Research Associate, UK Centre for Climate Change & Social Transformations (CAST). Lorraine and Kat share their reactions and reflections to our research, and join Kate in conversation on key areas including leadership, climate justice, perils of perception and fairness.

00:00-01:02 -Introduction

01:02-09:53 - Leadership

09:53-16:50 - Perils of perception

16:50-36:10 - Fairness at home

36:10-42:15 - Global climate justice

42:15-46:26 - Summarising thoughts

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In this special edition of our REACH podcast, Saskia Epstein-Tasgal talks to Jewish colleagues Zac Forman, Katharine Hurwitz and Jordana Moser about Passover and what it means to them.

Passover, known as Pesach in Hebrew, is an 8 day Jewish festival that was celebrated at the start of April, starting with a big meal called the Seder on the first 2 nights of the holiday. During this Seder, family and friends gather to retell the story of the Israelites escaping Egypt and ultimately their freedom from slavery.

It’s a time to reflect on this freedom and celebrate the rebirth as free people, whilst also getting together with family and friends and eating a festive meal.

The panel discusses what Passover means to them as different Jewish people, including how they observe Passover and some of their traditions and cultural experiences during this time.

Have a listen here to find out more about this Jewish festival and how it is celebrated in different ways.

April 2023

Regular listeners will know that our Politics Talk team like to talk about the latest opinion polls and developments in Westminster, and beyond. However, in the long run up to the next general election, Keiran, Holly and Cameron are also taking some time to deep dive into the big issues that will be central to parties' election campaigns. 

On this episode, Keiran and Holly are joined by Paul Swinney, Director of Policy and Research at Centre for Cities, and Dr Henry Kippin, Chief Executive of North of Tyne CA, to focus on Levelling Up. What does it all mean? What do the public think about it? What implications might Levelling Up have on the next general election? 

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Levelling Up Index - https://www.ipsos.com/en-uk/levelling-up-what-britain-thinks

Join us in this first segment of a 2-part exploration of Diaspora & Disconnect on the Black Collective podcast episode where we delve into the concept of diaspora and its impact on our lives.

Hosted by Barbara Macaulay, guests Anu Olatunbosun, Whitney Gitaari, Deqa Jama and James Myers-Antiye, start with defining what it means, exploring its origins and implications, and diving into some fascinating conversation on UK and EU migration.

Our conversation takes a personal turn as we discuss what it was like growing up as 3rd culture children of immigrants, and our views on the nuance of blackness and immigration. Tune in for a dynamic and thought-provoking conversation!

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