Following the troubling events in the United States of America, Mark Oaten and Lembit Opik discuss the growing threat of violence against political figures and the implications on democracies. Mark and Lembit debate the role of the media in amplifying 'controversial' voices and question whether politicians should modify their language. As always on The Very Liberal Podcast, the discussion got very heated. This is our most explosive episode yet!

Join Mark Oaten and Lembit Opik for a thrilling deep dive into the election campaign chaos! They'll break down the fiery Sunak vs. Starmer debate, reveal the impact of Gaza on voter sentiments, and explore the Conservative Party's future. Can they bounce back, or is a Reform Party revolution on the horizon? Tune in for the drama and predictions you won't want to miss!

Dive into the whirlwind of British politics with Mark Oaten and Lembit Opik! This week, they're unpacking Rishi Sunak's D-Day disaster and Nigel Farage's foray into the general election. Hold on for a wild ride as they share unforgettable tales of encountering naked voters and relive Mark's mortifying penknife mishap at airport security. You won't want to miss this blend of political drama and personal misadventures on The Very Liberal Podcast!

Join Mark and Lembit as they review the stupidest timing decision in the history of modern politics: the General Election on 4th July. Does Sunak have a plan? What does the future hold for Diane Abbott? All the big questions are answered on the Very Liberal Podcast!

From the archive: Lembit Öpik interviews Tim Scott from the Freedom Association to discuss Rishi Sunak's plan to ban anyone born after 2009 from buying cigarettes. What does this law mean for personal freedom?

Please note this interview was conducted prior to the General Election 2024. The Tobacco and Vapes Bill was not included in the legislation rushed through by MPs before the dissolution of Parliament.

Oaten and Opik dive into the first week of campaigning. Can Sunak save the Conservatives? What is Labour actually promising? Will Ed Davey’s stunts pay off?