Ana Oppenheim of Another Europe is Possible and the Labour Campaign for Free Movement talks about defending immigrants' rights after Brexit.

Whitehall seems to be in chaos, with ministers, civil servants and special advisors apparently at war with each other. Former civil servant and policy consultant Neil Schofield-Hughes joins me for a spot of kreminology about what might be going on in the corridors of power.

Ece Temelkuran is a Turkish novelist and political commentator. We discussed her non-fiction book How To Lose a Country: The 7 Steps From Democracy to Dictatorship. How under threat is democracy in the UK and US? Her answers might alarm you.

I met up with Green Party deputy leader to chat about the climate emergency, a Green New Deal, Brexit and Piers Morgan's small sausage.

A report from a peace vigil in Cardiff on the night of Brexit. Featuring Wales for Europe campaigners Helen Wales and Sally Stephenson, and Jo Stevens MP.

A short episode reviewing the Grassroots for Europe conference, which brought together campaigners to talk about what the Remain movement should do after Brexit Day.

This week's guest is the appropriately named Helen Wales, chair of Cardiff for Europe and Deputy Chair of Wales for Europe. What will Remainers be doing after the UK leaves the EU? And what will this mean for Wales?

This week's guest is James Patrick, co-creator of The Fall podcast. He talks about how to prep for a no-deal Brexit or any other civil emergency.

In 2019 Icelandic "anticapitalist BDSM techno performance art" band Hatari used the Eurovision stage to troll the Israeli government. Along the way they highlighted the human side of a tragic conflict. With guest Drífa Þöll Arnardóttir.

Between 2014 and 2019 the Russian-Ukraine conflict played out on the stage of the Eurovision Song Contest. Russian Eurovision fan Kamilla Safiyllina joins me to tell a tale of war, nationalism and men in giant hamster wheels.