Today the boys talk all things Ceuta and the manufactured Moroccan migrant crisis, exploring speculative stories on who set up Spain. We also talk domestics from aunty Diane being invited back into the Labour Party fold and the future Restore + Reform Party collab on the cards. Finally, we do a deep dive on some backroads from Brick Lane’s Data Centre Scandal to an update on Kashmir.

Today the boys return from a brief break to break down all things Burnham. We also discuss Polanski's slip up on Farage and a seriousss backroads from India's Cockroach protests to Yung Filly's trial. We also open up the echo chamber to talk all things enchantment, the divine and the power of nature.

We're back answering your interesting questions! From navigating social mobility in the corporate world to getting into modern monetary theory, the boys are back answering your questions!

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We are back! This week Sean and Noah have a look at the likelihood of Count Binface taking the Clacton-on-Sea seat from Nigel Farage in teh by-election, the mixed response to Gary Stevenson's new documentary, the millionth breakdown in the US-Iran ceasefire, and much, much, more. We feeling goofy this week, and big up all of you, starsdem supporting starsdem!

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Jeremy Corbyn sits down with Northstar Politics for an unfiltered conversation on his journey from a small farming town in Shropshire to leading the Labour Party — and why he believes Labour has lost its way under Keir Starmer. In this episode of Stargazing, Corbyn opens up on the Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam, and the moments that radicalised him as a teenager; his 2015 leadership bid as a 200-1 outsider; the failed attempt to turn Labour into a genuine community organising movement; and his unflinching take on Gaza, the ICJ genocide case, and why he believes politicians "always have a choice" when it comes to backing Israel's war.We also dig into the UK's political media landscape, the rise of Farage and the far right, how to define "the elite" post-Epstein files, and what a genuinely imaginative, values-led politics could look like for the next generation.

WORLD CUP SPECIAL! We have an extra episode for you all this week and we are talking baalllll. Joined by Joy, Patrick, and Hashim, we get into the Politics, Economics, and Cultural, pros and cons of this World Cup and football more broadly. We discuss everything from the economics of hydration breaks, the neocolonialism of football, and how "stiff bucku" is exposing the undercover racists!Joy's blog:   https://medium.com/@styleofplayPatrick on Tiktok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@talkball2SUPPORT THE MISSION: https://northstarpolitics.com/support

Sean is away this week and we have his almost namesake to talk the real! Seun Twins joins Noah to talk Farage's trickery, Trump's tampering, riots in South Africa, and much more. Let us know what you think about Seun's argument that waaayyy too many people are off to university! We appreciate all your support!

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Noah is back from his travels and missed you all! We dive into the recent developments in politics from Andy Burnham's plan to Trump's lack of one. There have been authoritative investigations on Gaza and Sudan which vindicate the starsdem and indict the anti-ideology politicians who turned a blind eye. Sean is feeling the heat and puts forward his claim that it is a secular framework that permits the modern abuse of nature! Let us know what you think in the comments below, stay blessed.

From Islam's teething tensions with Left-Wing ideology to how to stay motivated given the current political climate and if we think the Greens can really win - we're back as a duo answering your monthly questions!

Today Sean is joined by Freddie Feltham, co-host of the What's Left? Podcast to discuss all things Labour Party! From reflecting on Keir Starmer's Legacy to if we should be hopeful about Andy Burnham, we dive into Freddie's own reasons for still being pro-Labour and where the tensions in their disagreements really lie. Not one to miss!