NOW THE NUMBER 1 MOST POPULAR POLITICAL PODCAST IN NZ!!!
New Zealand’s greatest and bestest weekly Political Podcast that is NOT funded by NZ on Air!
This week in studio with the Architect of the Death Star Matthew Hooton, the last socialist standing Shane Te Pou and the 37th most important columnist at Stuff, Damien Grant.
Unique political commentary unlike any other
The podcast broadcasts live at 7.30pm from the Mediaworks studios on Facebook, YouTube & The Daily Blog and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & Youtube.
Good show guys! Matthew talked too much (with valid points). I wanted to hear a bit more from Shane though. FYI. Good sow, thank you all
Brilliant shoe. Don’t think Mathew did talk too much imho
One of your best shows
love him or hate him, Hooton is gold. had a good laugh tonight. cheers.
I don’t know how to get to your podcast. I remember the Ralston Group and hope to goodness graciousness there is a Left talker that takes no prisoners. With thirty-eight years of memories in the era of Douglas — no other way to describe it, despite, because, his littleness — there was Anderton for a brief second, that made Prebble go a ghoulish greed in the Ninety-Nine TV debates, but not a great talker who stuck out over time, when talking is one of the people’s few trump cards. Hooten is a good cove but bowing before him is like bowing to a dead rat. It’s something wrong fundamentally with us.
Loved the good talkers on RNZ in the eighties, nineties and noughts — kept our rightful cause alive. A brilliant talker would sweep all the rats before them. What has been lacking in the Anglosphere’s Left? And isn’t it worth a try? Focus groups are a short-cut to a funerary stone.
There’s a link to it on this page before it kicks off, or find it on YouTube
Agreed Billid. Love him or hate him, Hooten is gold.
With satirical genius Hooton destroyed any credibility Dr Sharma might have had. I hope this doesn’t prove to be unfair to the good Dr. I really think he is best working as a Dr. We desperately need Drs. Politicians a dime a dozen