Jake Hopkins
HisPolPod
In this podcast, the History and Politics Society, explore many an epoch through both historical and political lenses. Featuring regular guests and a plethora of topics: it’s not one to miss.
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Jun 12, 2025
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Episodes
The Language of Leadership: Honesty and Deceit 12.06.2025 37:05
Jake Hopkins sits down to interview this espidoes guest, Mr Jennings, on his thoughts on the subject "The Language of Leadership - Honesty and Deceit". How do politicans balence the truth and lies? Can leaders sound strong whilst being honest? How can Kemi Badenock capture the publics attention through her language? Listen on to hear Mr Jenning's answers to these questions.
Is Reform The Real Opposition? 21.05.2025 20:33
After the local election result it is beginning to look like reform is the real opposition. Join Jake Hopkins, Charlie Giles and Milo Roberts as we discuss the rise of Reform and the collapse of the Conservatives.
Should Freedom of Speech be an Absolute Right? 23.03.2025 17:03
Mr Jack Ashington-Carter and Jake Hopkin discuss whether Freedom of Speech should be an absolute right or, rightly, a limited one? Listen on to find out more!
Does Globalisation Perpetuate Social Inequality? 11.02.2025 23:04
Jake Hopkins discussed whether globalisation perpetuates social inequality with Mr Blanch. They look at a variety such as economic, enviromental and health. Questions such as "Who drives Globalisation?" "Where is inequality growing?" "Is it globalisation itself or how governments manage it that create globalisation?"
Mr Spence and the Most Significant Battles of the 15th Century 03.02.2025 22:55
Jake Hopkins is joined by Mr Spence to discuss the three most significant battles of the 15th Century: First Battle of St Albans, Battle of Towton and Battle of Bosworth.
Trump: What's Next? 27.01.2025 28:51
Jake Hopkins is joined by Trump sympathiser Josh Collett and never Trumper Milo Roberts for an incredibly insightful analysis of Trump's Inauguration. Listen on to learn more! Next week we shall be learning about the three most influential battles of the 15th Centuary with Mr Spence - sit tight to get your weekly dose of HisPolPod!
The Machine Gun and the Development of Warfare 02.12.2024 17:03
Mr Smith, an expert on 20th Century Britain, is interviewed by Jake Hopkins on the introduction of the machine gun into the British Army and its seismic effect on military tactics.
Why Trump Won The Presidency 13.11.2024 19:36
Mr Milton and Jake Hopkins discuss the questions: Why did Trump win the Presidency? How big was his victory? What does this means for the UK and beyond?
Kemi Badenoch: A New Beginning for the Tory Party? 05.11.2024 12:52
Mr Asch interviews Jake Hopkins on his thought on the new Conservative Party leader, Kemi Badenoch. What should her main aim be? Can she see off Reform? Does she have a chance at the next General Election? Listen on to find the answers...
Labour's First Days in Power 13.09.2024 31:58
Mr Milton and Jake Hopkins discuss the new Labour Government after their first 70 days in office. How big really is the Labour majority? What have Labour done? Are Labour doing a good job at managing the media? All these question are debated in this HisPolPod episode.
The First Episode With Sinead O'Neill 27.06.2024 24:24
In this episode Sinead O'Neill and Jake Hopkins are discussing the future of the Conservative Party after, what is suspected to be, an election defeat on the 4th July 2024 and what this could mean for the party.
HisPolPod Trailer 27.06.2024 0:21
Introducing the new History and Politics Podcast (HisPolPod) where we will be discussing the most topical politics, contentious history and interesting economics. Epidsodes will be posted soon!
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