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In Podcast 351, just in time for the election, Ramesh Thakur covers (almost) the world at the highest level.

France, England, Australia, New Zealand, climate change, socialism, trust, ethics - and how the west is infected and misled by politicians, and others.

And, of course, we visit The Mailroom with Mrs Producer.

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In Podcast 350, the NZ First Deputy Leader presents the case for both himself and the party.

Even Mr Jones confesses the he can be a little aggressive at times. Or as he puts it, “brutal at times”.

However, honest communication is always welcome and constructive.

His manner of delivery always conveys a genuine eloquence, but policy is the important factor...


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In podcast 349 we continue our series featuring long-serving politicians who know the game inside out, and have a real contribution to make.

This week we chat with political veteran John Banks on politics and principles for living.

He has dedicated most of his life to politics, devoting a lengthy term to Parliament in Wellington and to the Mayoralty of Auckland....


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When we arranged the interview with ex politician Rodney Hide, we didn’t preplan a list of issues.

That could have led to an early conclusion.

Instead we breezed through two hours with ease. That evolved into two separate podcasts, including analysis of the election and its major implications for New Zealand.

Also, there is separate commentary on the U.S....


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