The Social Review

The Social Review

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Join members of the Social Review editorial team as we discuss and debate the future of socialism, analyse what's going on in the world and speak to a wide array of fantastic guests - from MPs to academics, journalists to activists, and beyond. Theme is The Dance by Kyle Cox, licensed under creative commons.

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Oct 17, 2023

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Episodes

The Social Review/Progress Crossover Special 25.07.2019

Jasper & Joe sit down with Henna and Stefan of Progress to discuss their rebrand and the state of centre-left politics. Beth joins us for an in-depth look at her interview with Jo Swinson on trans rights, and Eugenie extols the wonders of Comic-Con.

Mathew Lawrence Interview (Common Wealth) 05.07.2019

Everybody is away so no normal podcast this week! Instead, Joe interviews Mathew Lawrence from Common Wealth about the opportunities and challenges presented by democratic ownership. You can find out more about Common Wealth on their website: https://common-wealth.co.uk

Tory Talk 20.06.2019

Jasper, Joe, Eugenie and Tyron become Conservative MPs and debate what the Tory Leadership Contest means for the future of the party, with Labour MEP candidate Callum O'Dwyer joining to explore the future of Scottish Labour. Plus, Beth and Ciaran sit down with us to discuss the finale of Years and Years.

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