The Right Dishonourable Podcast

In our latest hiatus from our hiatus, we return to discuss Jeremy Corbyn’s reluctantly-launched political party, Zohran Mamdani’s socialist upset in New York’s mayoral race, and the prospect of Donald Trump and Maga being eaten by its own obsession with Jeffrey Epstein.

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Back from an unplanned hiatus, we return to talk about Bad Orange Man and his use of tariffs. We then turn to our regular discussion of Birmingham refuse collection, before devoting half an hour to discussing that UK Supreme Court ruling on who counts as a woman under the Equality Act 2010.

Joining us is an inability to keep the discussion under an hour.

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With the dust settled, we discuss our experience of the US presidential election and what it means for the country – and more importantly Britain.

Joining us is Jazza’s new media-free diet.

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In the Conservative leadership news that nobody was following, Kemi Badenoch is now the first black leader of the party – but don’t tell her that! She’ll have to contend with a Labour budget all about protecting ‘working people’, and the impending results of the US presidential election.

Joining us is the lack of a bonus episode.

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This week, Jazza has become addicted to the Democratic National Convention and what the fanatics are calling Karma-La. Then there’s some dry stuff on Labour benefit reform and a discussion on how trans people are covered in the LGBT press and beyond.

Joining us is no legal representation.

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With the July election already over the horizon, we discuss the early weeks of the first Labour government in this podcast’s history (est. 2015). Over on the new opposition benches, the Conservative leadership jostle has begun in earnest. And across a pond, somebody took a shot at a certain orange man.

Joining us is Jazza’s visa application.

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After a hiatus of almost three months, the Right Dishonourable return to give our take on the upcoming general election. What do we make of the potential Conservative extinction? Will we be seeing a Lib Dem surge? And who exactly are Jazza and Jimmy voting for?

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This week we’re discussing dick pics, and specifically those of William Wragg, an MP who gave out colleagues’ phone numbers to an internet randomer he sent naughty photos to. We then turn to Scotland’s new censorship, erm, ‘hate crime’ bill, and finish by discussing the six-month anniversary of the current Israel-Gaza conflict.

Joining us is Jazza’s latest bowel movement.

Note: This episode was recorded on Sunday 7 April, prior to William Wragg’s resignation.

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This episode we’re talking about prime minister Rishi Sunak’s surprise speech on extremism, how the last budget of this parliament will affect the coming general election, and our feelings about a Joe Biden and Donald Trump rematch for the next American presidential election.

Joining us is returning MP George Galloway’s best impression of a cat.

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Back for yet another year, the Centrist Dad Awards is hanging out gongs for the big hitters of 2023. Categories include most banterous story, the worst case of political herpes, most honourable, most dishonourable, and the Ed Miliband Reason to be Cheerful Award.

Joining us is Jazza’s relentless competitiveness.

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