Ipsos in the UK Podcast

On this episode of Public and Society, Trinh Tu, UK Managing Director of Public Affairs, Ipsos, is joined by Sunder Katwala, British Future and Peter Walsh, Migration Observatory. They will be discussing our global data conducted for World Refugee Day. Subscribe to our podcast and YouTube channel to stay up to date with Public & Society episodes and other Ipsos content. 00:00-01:55 - Introduct...

Reuben discusses early careers at Ipsos with Mfon Awak-Essien , Jonathan Efedje and Dejon Silvera . This episode explores the experiences of talented young colleagues and their early experiences entering the social and market research sectors.  The group discuss their career journeys to date. Why did they choose Ipsos? What are their future career and personal aspirations?  #BlackCollective #Black...

On this episode of Politics Talk, Keiran, Cameron and Holly take a look back at the local elections, deep dive into the results, and consider how these may impact the upcoming general election. +++ Keiran Pedley, UK Director of Politics, Public Affairs, Ipsos keiran.pedley@ipsos.com @keiranpedley Cameron Garrett, Research Manager, UK Public Affairs, Ipsos cameron.garrett@ipsos.com @CameronGarrett_...

What is cognitive interviewing, and how does it make the research we do better? Eileen Irvin (Associate Director in Ipsos’ Public Affairs team) is joined by Margaret Blake (Research Director), Anna Beckett (UK Freelance Researcher), and Jack Watson (Research Manager), to discuss the benefits and challenges of doing cognitive interviewing, and what impact it has on how we do research.

Join Barbara Macaulay in conversation with Deqa Jama , Anu Olatunbosun and Aron Solomons in this second and final Episode of the Black Collective's Diaspora & Disconnect segment. We'll be discussing the social impact of diasporic disconnection and how to bridge the gap from our perspectives and knowledge.  We'll delve into the diversity of cultural and religious practices within di...

This episode of Public & Society focuses on Earth Day, where Kate Mesher, Research Executive, Ipsos discusses Ipsos' latest  climate research with special guests Prof. Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE, Director, UK Centre for Climate Change & Social Transformations (CAST) and Dr. Katherine Steentjes, Research Associate, UK Centre for Climate Change & Social Transformations (CAST). Lorraine a...

In this special edition of our REACH podcast, Saskia Epstein-Tasgal talks to Jewish colleagues Zac Forman , Katharine Hurwitz and Jordana Moser about Passover and what it means to them. Passover, known as Pesach in Hebrew, is an 8 day Jewish festival that was celebrated at the start of April, starting with a big meal called the Seder on the first 2 nights of the holiday. During this Seder, family...

April 2023 Regular listeners will know that our Politics Talk team like to talk about the latest opinion polls and developments in Westminster, and beyond. However, in the long run up to the next general election, Keiran, Holly and Cameron are also taking some time to deep dive into the big issues that will be central to parties' election campaigns.  On this episode, Keiran and  Holly  are joi...

Join us in this first segment of a 2-part exploration of Diaspora & Disconnect on the Black Collective podcast episode where we delve into the concept of diaspora and its impact on our lives. Hosted by Barbara Macaulay , guests Anu Olatunbosun , Whitney Gitaari , Deqa Jama and James Myers-Antiye , start with defining what it means, exploring its origins and implications, and diving into some f...

00:00 – 00:54 -Chapter 1: Introduction 00:54 – 11:22 - Chapter 2: Budget 11:22 – 24:10 - Chapter 3: Boats 24:10 – 35:40 - Chapter 4: Boris Recorded 21st March 2023 On this episode of Politics Talk, Keiran, Cameron and Holly discuss the 3 Bs – the budget, boats and Boris – as they look at the key stories making the headlines in Westminster over the last couple of weeks, and what the numbers tell us...

Ramadan - What does it mean for Muslims? How do they observe it? And how do they practice it in a work environment? In this special edition Ipsos REACH podcast, Chaïma Bouguerra talks with Muslim colleagues at Ipsos: Amira Abdelkhalik , Jasmine Akbar and Imran Malik . Together, they tell you everything about Ramadan by sharing their diverse spiritual and cultural experiences and feelings about thi...

Join us in the first episode of ‘The Black Collective’ podcast series from Ipsos in the UK!  Meet the panel, learn about their professional journeys so far, and a peek into what you can expect from further podcasts in this series throughout the year!   We will, aptly, delve into discussions around US Black History Month and the themes and perceptions surrounding this annual event. ...

Recorded 31stJanuary 2023 On this episode of Politics Talk, Keiran is joined by Cameron and Holly to discuss the political situation in Westminster. Its no secret that the Labour party have a large lead over the Conservatives, and as we look ahead to the next general election, Keiran, Cameron and Holly consider if the Conservatives can turn things around and what Labour needs to do to seal the dea...

In this special podcast episode, join Ipsos REACH (Race, Ethnicity and Cultural Heritage) Events Lead Kirsty MacLeod speaking with Scarlett Luo, Christy Lai and Leanne Chan about how they celebrate Lunar New Year and what it means to them. #LunarNewYear #BelongAtIpsos

00:00 – 09:18 - Chapter 1: Introduction and Understanding Society overview 09:18 – 18:40 - Chapter 2: Net Zero 18:40 – 26:54 - Chapter 3: Health outcomes 26:54 – 32:24 - Chapter 4: Parting thoughts On this episode of Public & Society, Keiran Pedley is joined by Trinh Tu, Managing Director of UK Public Affairs at Ipsos, and Alex Bogdan, Ipsos Associate Director. Keiran, Trinh and Alex unpick the re...

Ipsos UK Podcast: Politics Talk – The most eventful year in Westminster 00:00 – 02:25 - Chapter 1: Introduction02:25 – 16:37 - Chapter 2: What went wrong for Johnson and Truss? 16:37 – 25:22 - Chapter 3: A good year for Labour?25:22 – 34:42 - Chapter 4: The big issues facing Rishi Sunak 34:42 – 43:04 – Chapter 5: Santa’s naughty and nice list Welcome to the final episode of Politics Talk for 2022!...

This episode of Politics Talk focuses on the challenges facing Rishi Sunak, after his first month as Prime Minister. Gideon Skinner is joined by Cameron Garrett and Holly Day, to discuss recent polling on the party leaders, the economy in light of the recent Autumn Statement, and immigration. All the polls and projects mentioned in the episode are linked below: Ipsos poll for Sky News Ipsos poll f...

Where can we make best use of push-to-web and how can we tailor it to meet audience need? Sam Clemens, Research Director, Public Affairs, Ipsos is joined by Eileen Irvin, Associate Director, Public Affairs, Ipsos and Laura Wilson, a lead within the UK Government Data Quality Hub at ONS, to discuss what the future is for push-to-web methodologies, and how respondent-centred design can improve the w...

Glenn Gottfried is joined by Zoe Billingham to deep dive into Levelling Up. Drawing on data from the Ipsos Levelling Up Index, Glenn and Zoe set the scene on the policy, analyse the Levelling Up agenda, and offer up some suggestions of what might happen with Levelling Up going forwards. Glenn Gottfried, Associate Director, Public Affairs, Ipsos UK glenn.gottfried@ipsos.com @GGottfried1Zoë Billingh...

This month’s Politics Talk podcast discusses public opinion on an unprecedented few days of turmoil in Westminster.  Gideon Skinner is joined by Cameron Garrett and Holly Day analyse the public opinion, which underpins some of the tumultuous changes that have occurred in Westminster over the last few days. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay up to date with Politics Talk episodes and other Ip...

In this final episode in the Ipsos mini-series about Black Joy, Deqa Jama asks Shelah Battles, Wunmi Akande and Rhia Harry about whether Black Joy in the work environment matters. They also share some resources on the topic so we can all continue to embrace Black joy moving forward! #BlackJoy #BlackHistoryMonth

In this second episode in this podcast mini-series, Ipsos REACH Network’s Reuben Balfour asks Johnson Agyemang, Barbara Macaulay and Whitney Gitaari how they experience Black Joy. Prepare to hear about food, music, clothes, hair, spirituality, and creativity.   #BlackJoy #BlackHistoryMonth

What can we learn from doing experiments on existing surveys? Alex Bogdan is joined by Eileen Irvin,  Associate Director,  and Nicholas Gilby, Research Director, Public Affairs, to discuss what it means to do survey experiments, what are some of the practicalities we need to consider, and how experiments have improved existing Ipsos research.

As the theme for Black History Month 2022, is ‘Time for Change: Actions, not Words’, Ipsos’ REACH (Race, Ethnicity and Cultural Heritage) Network has brought together some Black employees from Ipsos in the UK to discuss Black Joy! In this three-part podcast mini-series, you’ll hear about what Black Joy is, the different ways it is experienced, why it’s needed and how it plays a role in our work li...

This week’s episode of the Ipsos Politics & Society podcast focuses on Boris Johnson’s legacy. Cameron Garrett joins host Keiran Pedley as they examine Ipsos’s final political polling on Johnson’s premiership. They consider the public's opinion on Johnson's performance as prime minister and the areas in which the public believe he did a good or a bad job. Keiran and Cameron also look ahead at what...