Political Philosophy Podcast

27/10/2025

i was worried that doing these would become a chore, but it's actually been really useful to reflect once a week or so on what I've been writing/ talking about

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24/10/2025

inviting bigots to bully you isn't a workable way of running a country (as the UK's last month shows)

my latest with Liberal Currents

The lawlessness of the government's response to For Women Scotland v The Scottish Ministers.

17/10/2025

i'm gonna have quiet a few things - both podcasts & articles - out in the next few weeks

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14/10/2025

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14/10/2025

brits look at the US with horror, but in the UK there's far less standing in fascism's way

new video essay:

Measuring our anti-fascist preparedness vs the US

30/09/2025

new episode - freedom, urban design, & local vs national democracy

Symbol of mobility or a danergous dependence?

24/09/2025

new episode! - i'm against abstention threats*, but is trying to wrangle the online left a fool's errand?

with Liam Bright

Voting, & the herding of online cats.

24/09/2025

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17/09/2025

My latest with Liberal Currents

The UK has gone from a bathroom ban being unthinkable to a Labour government implementing an extraordinarily authoritarian one—without a vote.

16/09/2025

new episode with Liam Bright - was woke worth it?

The cultural products arising from white guilt - good, neutral, or nope?

08/09/2025

how much can message & framing change public opinion?

new episode with james fishkin

James S. Fishkin, the Pioneer of deliberative polling joins the podcast. We discuss the nature of public opinion, how it can be changed, the positivities of consensus, 'activist disfunction' and can deliberation help cure our current democratic death spiral.

07/09/2025

new episode!

"public opinion" really depends on how you ask the question, or if it's discussed first

what does - or should - that mean?

James S. Fishkin, the Pioneer of deliberative polling joins the podcast. We discuss the nature of public opinion, how it can be changed, the positivities of consensus, 'activist disfunction' and can deliberation help cure our current democratic death spiral.