The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 32 | 20th May 2024
20/05/2024
Prime ministers pledges, porn stars and polls. Listen to the latest Downtown Den Politics Podcast now!
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 31 | 13th May 2024
13/05/2024
A controversial defection from the Tories to Labour, an upturn in the economy, and a new, old leader for the SNP. Plus, could global conflict actually be good news for the Conservatives electoral chances?
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 30 | 6th May 2024
07/05/2024
Two sleeps is a long time in politics… What next for Sunak and the Tory Party?
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 29 | 29th April 2024
29/04/2024
Voters in England go to the polls to elect more than 2600 councillors and ten metro mayors, in what will be the last set of local elections and mayoral contests before the general election.
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 28 | 22nd April 2024
22/04/2024
Why are so many of our parliamentarians being caught up in bizarre scandals these days?
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 27 | 15th April 2024
16/04/2024
999 indictments against him, an insurrection that he arguably led back in 2020 and a fear that he is closer to Putin than NATO, yet it is the issue of abortion that may, just may derail Donald Trumps presidential candidacy- what is the state of the Biden/Trump race at the moment?
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 26 | 8th April 2024
08/04/2024
Kevin Johnson from Urban Comms joins Frank McKenna for the latest podcast, discussing Birmingham, Andy Street, William Wragg and Angela Rayner.
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 25 | 3rd April 2024
03/04/2024
Could the most successful election winning machine in Western Europe really be heading towards oblivion?
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 24 | A Downtown Den Recap | Lord Michael Heseltine
01/04/2024
This week we revisit a previous podcast episode, where Frank McKenna chats with Lord Michael Heseltine.
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 23 | 25th March 2024
25/03/2024
Labours shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Mis Lecture this week. Did she lay out a progressive programme of economic reform, or has her pragmatism taken her to a place where she is simply promising to be Continuity Jeremy Hunt?
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 22 | 19th March 2024
20/03/2024
Can Sunak really survive in downing street until the autumn – or is a summer election now inevitable.
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP. 20 | 4th March 2024
04/03/2024
George Galloway stormed to victory in the Rochdale by-election last week. We’ll be asking if Gorgeous George’s return to Parliament is a threat to democracy, to Keir Starmer, or simply a fluke result in the strangest of polls.