Adam and Mark discuss large anti-Brexit signs outside Waterloo, and we start to talk about Universal Basic Income, before it all gets very depressing. We’re not sure who’s going to quit the cabinet by Monday. Episode title inspired by Pimlico Plumbers and…

Adam and Mark discuss the big C’s party conference, and all the opportunity it brings. We also talk Brexit, dancing, and the fact everybody seems to hate Labour. Episode title was easy this week, because Theresa May might actually be human, and not a…

Adam and Mark talk Welsh independence, the Labour and Conservative party conferences, and everything Brexit (despite Mark’s head hitting the desk.) We also talk about the reality in which we live. Episode title inspired by the Conservative conference data…

This week Adam and Mark have been watching TV, namely Theresa May’s speech on the situation with the EU. The ball is, apparently, in their court. We also discuss the elusive Agent Boot. Episode title inspired by Theresa May’s position, and the excellent…

Adam and Mark discuss Parliament, despite the fact they’re back for a week before going back on holiday! What’s the deal with the financial crisis? Is Mark actually considering doffing his cap to Theresa May? Episode title inspired by all the hard work…

Adam and Mark avoid the subject of religion, talking instead about the religion of politics. We also discuss the history of the Labour party, in brief. Is Labour one man? The name we couldn’t remember was Peter Willsman. Episode title inspired by the…

Adam and Mark talk about dancing, NATO, and they liken a potential Labour Prime Minister to a Conservative one. Episode title inspired by the excellent Gil Scott-Heron and the song of the same name, because while it might not be televised, it’ll be…

Mark’s away for the week, so here’s a snippet of Adam complaining instead. Vaccinations, Corbyn the anti-semite (again!) and taxing Netflix are on the agenda. Episode title inspired by Corbyn’s impressive ability to stand back up, and the excellent song…

Adam and Mark talk politics, philosophy, and war; in other words, it’s a typical Saturday. The comic mentioned by Adam is this one: http://thewireless.co.nz/articles/the-pencilsword-on-a-plate The title of this episode was inspired by Adam’s loathing of…

This week Adam’s all alone as he tries to get into the mind of Boris Johnson, a thouroughly dangerous place to be. There were other stories, somewhat overshadowed by the former Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs. Can I work out what…

This week Adam and Mark discuss, you guessed it, Brexit! We throw some JC and Antisemitism in there for good measure, along with interest rate rises! Episode title inspired by the NHS, and the song by R.E.M. of the same name.

Adam and Mark talk about the death penalty, a rather sticky subject, followed by some lighthearted dismissal of the UK’s Brexit process. We also talk about cannabis… again! Podcast title inspired by MPs going on holiday, and the song by Kid Rock of the…

This week Adam and Mark talk about broken agreements, lies, and votes in the Commons. We disuse the ERG, scapegoats, and Corbyn’s alleged antisemite views. Episode title inspired by Vince Cable and Tim Farron, as well as the song of the same name by Oasis.

In a bumper episode, because the week’s been that busy, Adam and Mark talk Boris, Boris-America, and Boris-Replacement. What does Mogg think about it all? Title inspired by Donald Trump, and the song of the same name by the Arctic Monkeys.

Adam and Mark discuss the same thing everyone else is, Chequers, before we devolve into another PR discussion. Will the EU accept? Will Rees-Mogg? Title inspired by the cabinet… and the song of the same name by The Turtles.

This week Adam and Mark discuss the topsy-turvy world in which we live, which sees a Labour politican fight for business. We also discuss compensation for gay people persecuted under backwards laws, and what’s going on with Brexit (because we can’t escape…

This week Adam and Mark discuss the Brexit dividend, the votes in the House of Commons, compulsory voting, and the Conservative’s attitude to taxes. Taxes are way too complicated. Title inspired by the song of the same name by Depeche Mode.