The Working Group – the Newest & Greatest weekly political podcast not funded by NZ on Air!
Live from the Auckland MediaWorks Studio and hosted by beloved left wing broadcaster Comrade ‘Bomber’ Bradbury with the best political panel in New Zealand media!
This week libertarian liquidator and Ctullah of capitalism, Damien Grant, De facto leader of the opposition David Seymour and Yak whisperer Simon Bridges.
Providing insight and oversight to the 3 big issues of the political week.
THIS WEEK
Issue 1 – What the hell just happened inside National?
Issue 2 – Why in all that is holy is ACT on 16%?
Issue 3 – 3 cheers for Jacinda’s handling of Delta? A chance for our guests to thank Labour.
Plus everyone will have a final word 90 second rant.
The podcast broadcasts live at 7.30pm Mondays on Facebook, YouTube & The Daily Blog and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & Youtube.
Good to see a NZ political podcast. Been waiting since Citizen A
Cant say I agree with Seymour’s policies but it’s so nice to see people of opposing views sat around the table talking and debating, and not hurling vitriol to anyone who has a different opinion than you. Bravo!
Hear hear. Pity we can’t have that with the vax-unvax divide.
I don’t agree with Seymour’s policies but it is great to see people of opposing views sitting down together and talking politics. Rather than hurling vitriol at each other which Twitter seems to have brought about.
Bomber if fantastically entertaining, he makes great TV, Radio and Podcasts.
Congratulations, a very good debate, very open about things that matter most. And yes, nice to see people talking about ideas, be they the most different.
Great show, Bomber. Thanks to giving time to your guests to talk. But why do you not put the right on the spot regarding the link between income inequality and the home ownership issues in NZ? Damien introduced the home ownership topic – and you missed the opportunity to draw attention to CEO pay being 40x greater than workers pay as a cause.
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