Alex and Amar guide you through the myriad of local, regional and mayoral elections happening this Thursday (6 May 2021), and digest the disaster that was the European Super League.

Is there still a distinct left and right wing perspective on foreign policy, or are those labels outdated? Alex and Amar tackle this trickiest of issues, and also mourn the passing of HRH Prince Philip.

In this hotly anticipated episode, Alex and Amar discuss their experience of having swapped media for two weeks. Does the media we consume influence our political views? Tune in to find out!

Alex and Amar return for the first episode of Let's Agree to Disagree, where they introduce the new podcast concept and agree a two week media swap to see what influence the news we consume has on our political opinions.

In this week's episode Alex and Amar discuss the UK's long and frequently uneasy relationship with the European Community/the EU, and then touch upon whether the UK should (and will) rejoin it.

In this episode Amar succinctly summaries the 1,200 page UK-EU trade agreement and Alex explains the latest Covid developments in the UK.

As the UK hurtles towards a potential no deal exit (yet again!) on 31 December 2020, Alex and Amar discuss the state of the UK-EU negotiations (MPVB thinks a deal will be reached) and reflect on four and a half years of Brexit shenanigans.

All good things come to an end. This is the last ever episode of My Parents Voted Brexit (probably). Here's a look back at some of our best moments.

Cheer up though, we're starting a new podcast called Let's Agree to Disagree. Watch this space.

Alex and Amar catch you up on the latest news and preview an exciting new podcast concept and rebrand for MPVB.

Amar and Alex interview Shamik Das, a candidate for the committee of Open Labour. Trump, Boris's supposed New Deal, and CIVIL SERVICE REFORM also discussed. What a time to be alive.