On this Episode of 'The Politics Of It All', Daisy Eastlake and Ben Evans discuss the Downing Street parties and Boris Johnson, the investigations into the Met Police and the current protests happening in France.

In this episode of 'Manestream Media', KCL's American Politics Society discusses the current affairs of the United States. They take on predictions for 2024, the economy and relations with China.

Contributors: Matteo Cardarelli, Patrick Schnecker and Kiren Graziano

Hosted by Fintan Hogan and produced by Kiren Graziano

Today's episode of 'The Politics of It All' is a Spring Budget special! Ben Evans and Daisy Eastlake discuss the details of the Chancellor's new economic policies, question the morality of the 'Illegal Migration Bill', and unpack the BBC's reaction to Gary Lineker and it's implications for journalistic integrity.

Hosted by Daisy Eastlake and Ben Evans

Roar News Editor Emma Fallside discusses the realities of working as a parliamentary aide with Luke O'Donnell, 2022 King's Alum. We discuss how Luke got his job working for the Secretary for Work and Pensions in 2022, what the culture of working in the government is really like, and ultimately why Luke decided to leave his job.  

Website for political jobs: http://www.w4mpjobs.org/

Hosted by Emma Fallside and recorded by Kiren Graziano 

In this episode of The Politics of It All, Daisy and Ben talk the end of the Sturgeon era, Keir Starmer and Shell's excessive profits. 

In this episode of The Politics of It All, Daisy and Ben talk ways to help with the earthquake relief for the crisis in Türkiye & Northern Syria, Biden's proposition for a "Junk Fee Prevention Act" that'll allegedly see off small annoyance costs, and Sunak's bumpy reshuffle (not yet free from the legacy of Boris Johnson).

Roar News Editor Emma Fallside sits down with Florian Hansen, the founder of KCLSU’s new student disability campaign: Adjust! KCL. We discuss Florian’s experience with King’s administration, how and why he began his campaign, and how "strategic inefficiency" has become normalized in university administration to the detriment of all students.  Running through our conversation is the undercurrent of Sara Ahmed’s theory and research around institutional inefficiency and the systematic failures of universities to provide disability support. You can read her blog here for more background on the persistence of these issues beyond what we discuss in this podcast: https://feministkilljoys.com/author/feministkilljoys/   

The relevant show notes we mention in our discussion are included below.  

Sean Harvey’s article: http://roarnews.co.uk/2022/florian-hansen-and-the-impact-of-kings-strategic-inefficiency/

Adjust! KCL Campaign webpage to sign up to the campaign: https://www.kclsu.org/change/campaigns/current/adjustkcl/

Anonymous form to tell Adjust! KCL your story: https://kclsu.typeform.com/to/RrDvgMbn?typeform-source=www.kclsu.org

@justiceforflorian Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justiceforflorian/ 

Contributors: Emma Fallside and Florian Hansen  Hosted by Emma Fallside and recorded by Kiren Graziano

KCL students discuss feminism. Covering descriptive representation, social media and the impact of social norms on women today.

Contributors: Justine Noble, Naz Karadede, Hassan Faouaz and Hannah Marie

Hosted by Fintan Hogan and edited by Kiren Graziano

KCL football fans discuss the many controversies surrounding FIFA and Qatar. They cover sportswashing, migrant workers' conditions and LGBTQ+ support at the World Cup. 

Contributors: Ben Evans and Ed Ducker

Hosted by Fintan Hogan and edited by Kiren Graziano

Sports Editor Laurence Elliot-Key and Staff Writer Balint Domotor discuss Week 3 of the World Cup and the end of the group stages hours ahead of England's match against Senegal.