Talking Politics

Talking Politics is an audio podcast hosted by British academic David Runciman, Professor of Politics at the University of Cambridge. It was launched on 27 March 2016 by Runciman. It is also regularly co-hosted with other Cambridge academics, especially Helen Thompson, Professor of Political Economy in the Department of Politics and International Studies,[4] and also Christopher Brooke, lecturer in political theory,[5] Chris Bickerton, reader of modern European politics,[6] and the late[7] Aaron Rapport.[8]

Talking Politics
Presentation
Hosted byDavid Runciman
GenrePolitical discussion
Format
  • Audio
Created byDavid Runciman
LanguageEnglish
Length30-50 minutes
Production
ProductionCatherine Carr
Audio formatiTunes,[1] Acast,[2] Stitcher[3]
No. of episodes171 (as of 29 June 2019)
Publication
Original release22 September 2016 (22 September 2016) – present
Websitetalkingpoliticspodcast.com

David Runciman is a long-time contributor to the London Review of Books and Talking Politics is in a partnership with the journal.[9]

During the COVID-19 pandemic David Runciman created a spin-off podcast called Talking Politics: History Of Ideas in which he discusses important contributors to modern political theory, such as Thomas Hobbes, Mary Wollstonecraft, and Mahatma Gandhi.[10]

List of episodes
Broadcast date
Listen again		TitleContributors
(only if non recurrent)		Subject
1 August 2019 Talking Politics Guide to ... The Gilded Age
24 July 2019 Autumn of Chaos
17 July 2019 Waiting for Boris
10 July 2019 Hong Kong With Hans van de Ven and Angus Hui 2019–20 Hong Kong protests, China HK relations
03 July 2019 Libra Facebook, Cryptocurrency
26 June 2019 Outlasting Trump With Gary Gerstle and Helen Thompson American politics
19 June 2019 The Party Splits! (In 1846!) Boyd Hilton, British historian, author of A Mad, Bad, and Dangerous People? England 1783– 1846[11] with Helen Thompson History, British politics
12 June 2019 Who is Boris Johnson? With Helen Thompson and Chris Brooke British politics
05 June 2019 Constitutional Breakdown With Helen Thompson, Chris Bickerton and Kenneth Armstrong British politics
29 May 2019 Jared Diamond Jared Diamond, American geographer, historian, about his recent book Upheaval: How Nations Cope with Crisis and Change[12] Humanity, climate change
28 May 2019 Split Down the Middle With Helen Thompson European elections, British politics
22 May 2019 The Next PM With Helen Thompson and Chris Brooke. British politics
11 May 2019 Death of the Republic Tom Holland, British historian, about the fall of the Roman Republic and the parallels with today, with Helen Thompson Geopolitics
15 May 2019 Death of the Republic Tom Holland, British historian, about the fall of the Roman Republic and the parallels with today, with Helen Thompson History, politics
11 May 2019 Adam Tooze on US vs China Adam Tooze,[13] British historian Geopolitics
08 May 2019 President Bernie? With Adom Getachew,[14] from the University of Chicago, and Gary Gerstle American Politics
01 May 2019 A Mockery of Democracy? With Helen Thompson, Catherine Barnard and Chris Bickerton Democracy
27 April 2019 David King on Climate Repair Sir David King, former Chief Scientific Advisor to the British government, on the climate urgency Climate change
24 April 2019 Paul Mason on the Human Future Paul Mason, British journalist, author of the discussed book Clear Bright Future, A Radical Defence of the Human Being[15] Humanity, climate change
17 April 2019 The Copernican Principle David Runciman's third talk on the future of democracy Democracy
10 April 2019 Brexit Lessons Brexit
7 April 2019 Trump After Mueller American politics
3 April 2019 May Rolls the Dice Brexit
27 March 2019 Moment of Truth? Helen Thompson, Chris Bickerton, and Catherine Barnard, Professor of European Union Law at Cambridge University[16] Brexit
23 March 2019 Uninhabitable Earth David Wallace-Wells, American journalist, author of discussed book[17] Climate change
20 March 2019 Italy vs France vs Brexit Lucia Rubinelli, Italian Junior Research Fellow in the History of Political Thought at Robinson college, Cambridge University[18] Politics in France and Italy
18 March 2019 Can This Go On? Brexit
18 March 2019 Impasse Kenneth Armstrong, Professor of European Law at Cambridge University[19] Brexit
6 March 2019 The Party Splits Mike Kenny, Professor of Public Policy at Cambridge University[20] Labour Party, The Independent Group
28 February 2019 Endgame? Brexit
27 February 2019 Best Political Novels Richard T. Kelly, British novelist[21] Fiction
20 February 2019 Green New Deal? William H. Janeway, American economist, author of Doing Capitalism in the Innovation Economy[22] and Diane Coyle, British economist Environmental Policy
13 February 2019 The Nightmare of Surveillance Capitalism Shoshana Zuboff, American sociologist, author of the book discussed[23] and John Naughton, Irish Senior Research Fellow at Cambridge University[24] Capitalism, authoritarianism
6 February 2019 The Wall John Lanchester, British writer, author of the discussed book[25] Climate change
2 February 2019 Back to Brussels Brexit
30 January 2019 The Problem with Political Leaders Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's former chief of staff Politics, Brexit
23 January 2019 Trump and the Shutdown Gary Gerstle, American Professor of American History at Cambridge University[26] American politics
19 January 2019 Adam Tooze on Europe Adam Tooze, British historian, author of Crashed[27] Europe
16 January 2019 What Now? Kenneth Armstrong, Professor of European Law at Cambridge University[28] Brexit
9 January 2019 Talking Politics guide to ... Existential Risk Martin Rees, British astrophysicist, author of Our Final Hour and On the Future: Prospects for Humanity Civilizational existentialism
7 January 2019 Talking Politics guide to ... Bretton Woods International monetary system
7 January 2019 Talking Politics guide to ... Deliberative Democracy Matthew Taylor, British former political strategist and current Chief Executive of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce Democracy
7 January 2019 Talking Politics guide to ... Human Rights in the Digital Age Ella McPherson, Lecturer in the Sociology of New Media and Digital Technology at Cambridge University[29] Human rights, Internet
28 December 2018 Talking Politics guide to ... Facebook John Naughton, Irish Senior Research Fellow at Cambridge University Facebook
22 December 2018 Talking Politics Guide to ... Economic Well-being Diane Coyle, British economist, author of GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History[30] Quality of life
19 December 2018 Talking Politics Guide to ... the US Constitution Gary Gerstle, American Professor of American History at Cambridge University American history
12 December 2018 The Fate of Theresa May Brexit
5 December 2018 Democracy For Young People Democracy
28 November 2018 Martha Nussbaum Martha Nussbaum, American philosopher, author of The Monarchy of Fear[31] Democracy
21 November 2018 Brexit Time Kenneth Armstrong, Professor of European Law at Cambridge University, author of Brexit Time Brexit
14 November 2018 Italy vs. Europe Lucia Rubinelli, Italian Junior Research Fellow in the History of Political Thought at Robinson college, Cambridge University Politics between Italy and the European Union
14 November 2018 What's happening in Brazil? Nadya Araujo Guimarães, Brazilian Professor of Sociology at the University of São Paulo,[32] Pedro Mendes Loureiro, Brazilian economist at the University of Cambridge[33] and Graham Denyer Willis, Senior Lecturer in Development and Latin American Studies in the Department of Politics and International Studies at Cambridge University.[34] Brazil
7 November 2018 Midterms Special! Gary Gerstle, American Professor of American History at Cambridge University American politics
31 October 2018 America First? Sarah Churchwell, American Professor of American Literature, author of Behold, America: A History of America First and the American Dream[35] and Andrew Preston, Canadian Professor of American History at Cambridge University[36] American politics
25 October 2018 How Bad Could it Get? Diane Coyle, British economist Brexit
0 October 2018 Gandhi's Politics Ramachandra Guha, Indian historian and writer, author of Gandhi: The Years That Changed the World, 1914-1948[37] India, Gandhi
17 October 2018 Francis Fukuyama Francis Fukuyama, American political scientist, author of the book discussed Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of Resentment[38] Identity in politics
10 October 2018 Democracy Hacked Alan Rusbridger, former editor of The Guardian and Martin Moore, director of the Centre for the Study of Media, Communication and Power Democracy
4 October 2018 Brexit Choices Waseem Yaqoob, Lecturer in the History of Modern Political Thought[39] Brexit
14 November 2018 Moneyland Oliver Bullough, writer, author of the discussed book Moneyland: Why Thieves and Crooks Now Rule the World and How to Take it Back[40] Global corruption
18 September 2018 Dan Snow Dan Snow, British historian and presenter History
12 September 2018 Taming Trump Bronwen Maddox, British journalist, Director of the Institute for Government American politics
5 September 2018 Labour's Fault Lines Waseem Yaqoob, Lecturer in the History of Modern Political Thought Labour Party
29 August 2018 Crashed Adam Tooze, British historian, author of Crashed History, economy, geopolitics, politics
23 August 2018 Talking Politics Guide to ... Turkey Ayse Zarakol, Reader in International Relations at Cambridge University[41] Turkey
19 August 2018 Talking Politics Guide to ... Nuclear Weapons Aaron Rapport, Lecturer in the Department of Politics and International Studies at Cambridge[42] Nuclear weapons
16 August 2018 Talking Politics Guide to ... Machine Learning Jennifer Cobbe, Coordinator, Cambridge Trust & Technology Initiative at the Cambridge University[43] Machine learning
12 August 2018 Talking Politics Guide to ... Distributive Justice Christopher Brooke, Senior Lecturer in Political Theory at the Cambridge University[44] Justice
8 August 2018 The Politics of Food Sheila Dillon, British food journalist, and Jack Monroe, British food writer, journalist and activist Food
4 August 2018 Talking Politics Guide to ... Technocracy Technocracy
28 July 2018 Talking Politics Guide to ... Summer Reading Reading list
25 July 2018 Talking Politics Guide to ... the 1970s History, politics
18 July 2018 Trump Blows Through Gary Gerstle, American Professor of American History at Cambridge University American politics
12 July 2018 The Next Referendum? Gisela Stuart, British Labour Party politician, Jenny Watson, former chairperson of the United Kingdom Electoral Commission, and Alan Renwick, Deputy Director of the Constitution Unit Location, University College London Brexit
5 July 2018 World Cup Politics Mike Kenny, Professor of Public Policy at Cambridge University Football and politics
28 June 2018 Populism, Migration and Merkel Germany
20 June 2018 Andrew O'Hagan on Grenfell Andrew O'Hagan, Scottish novelist and non-fiction author Grenfell
2018 Trump Abroad Andrew Preston, Canadian Professor of American History at Cambridge University American politics
6 June 2018 Oh Italy! Lucia Rubinelli, Italian Junior Research Fellow in the History of Political Thought at Robinson college, Cambridge University Italy
30 May 2018 Socialism in this Country? Britain, socialism
23 May 2018 Iran, Israel, Korea, the World International order
2018 The Politics of Mental Health Mental health
9 May 2018 Strike Stephen Toope, Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University Higher education
4 May 2018 How Democracy Ends - The Book Discussion of David Runciman's book How Democracy Ends[45] Democracy
2 May 2018 What's wrong with GDP? Diane Coyle, British economist, author of GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History[46] GDP
15 April 2018 James Williams James Williams, American writer and academic, author of the discussed book, Stand Out of Our Light: Freedom and Resistance in the Attention Economy[47] Economy, quality of life
15 April 2018 Tim Shipman Tim Shipman, British journalist, author of All Out War and Fall Out British politics
11 April 2018 The End of the Party? Conservative Party
4 April 2018 James Meek on the NHS James Meek, British journalist and novelist, author of the discussed article NHS SOS published in the London Review of Books NHS
28 March 2018 Facebook vs the World John Naughton, Irish Senior Research Fellow at Cambridge University and Jennifer Cobbe, Coordinator, Cambridge Trust & Technology Initiative at the Cambridge University Facebook
21 March 2018 Bridget Kendall on Russia Bridget Kendall, English reporter Russia
15 March 2018 George Monbiot George Monbiot, English writer and political activist Environment, climate change
7 March 2018 Italy, Germany and the Future of Europe Christopher Clark, Regius Professor of History at Cambridge University[48] Italian, German and European politics
28 February 2018 Ed Miliband & Geoff Lloyd Ed Miliband, British politician, and Geoff Lloyd British politics
21 February 2018 Who is Jeremy Corbyn? Labour party, British politics
2018 Educated Tara Westover, American historian, author of the discussed book Educated[49] Education
7 February 2018 The Fundamentals Economy
31 January 2018 A Second Referendum? Brexit
24 January 2018 Nadia Urbinati on Italy Nadia Urbinati, Professor of Political Theory[50] Italy
17 January 2018 Peter Carey Peter Carey, Australian novelist Wide-ranging discussion
10 January 2018 Reformation Then and Now John Naughton, Irish Senior Research Fellow at Cambridge University Technology, history
21 December 2017 Books and Things Books
21 December 2017 Nobody Knows Anything Discussion of the annual lecture David Runciman gave for The Political Quarterly, Nobody Knows Anything: Why is Politics so Surprising? Knowledge, politics
20 December 2017 That was 2017 Year review
13 December 2017 Deal or No deal Brexit
6 December 2017 How Democracy Ends Democracy
29 November 2017 Jess Phillips Jess Phillips, British Labour Party politician, author of Everywoman: One Woman's Truth About Speaking the Truth[51] Sexism, Democracy, Brexit
22 November 2017 David Miliband David Miliband, British politician, author of the discussed book Rescue: Refugees and the Political Crisis of our Time[52] Refugee policy
15 November 2017 Jan-Werner Müller on Populism Populism
8 November 2017 Trump and Tax Havens Jason Sharman, Professor of International Relations at the University of Cambridge,[53] author of the discussed book The Despot's Guide to Wealth Management: On the International Campaign against Grand Corruption,[54] and Andrew Preston, Canadian Professor of American History at Cambridge University Tax evasion
1 November 2017 Brexit and the Universities Brexit, Catalonia
25 October 2017 John Gray John Gray, British philosopher Wide-ranging discussion
18 October 2017 What If? Uchronic politics
11 October 2017 Catalonia Catalonia
4 October 2017 Where is the Centre? Mike Kenny, Professor of Public Policy at Cambridge University Labour Party, British politics
27 September 2017 Live Special Gary Gerstle, American Professor of American History at Cambridge University, and Ayse Zarakol, Reader in International Relations at Cambridge University All-around politics
21 September 2017 The Mystery of Germany Christopher Clark, Regius Professor of History at Cambridge University Germany
13 September 2017 Pax Technica John Naughton, Irish Senior Research Fellow at Cambridge University, and Philip Howard, Canadian sociologist at the Oxford Internet Institute Democracy
6 September 2017 Trump and Religion American politics
30 August 2017 The Year Ahead All-around politics
20 August 2017 Macron and History Robert Tombs, British Professor of French history at St John's College at Cambridge University,[55] and John Keiger, British Director of Research in the Department of Politics and International Studies at Cambridge University[56] France
16 August 2017 America, Russia, Venezuela, France All-around politics
28 July 2017 What a Year! Year review
28 July 2017 The Nine Dots Winner James Williams, American writer and academic, winner of The Nine Dots Technology, philosophy
27 July 2017 Summer Reading 2 John Naughton, Irish Senior Research Fellow at Cambridge University, and Maha Rafi Atal, PhD candidate at Cambridge University[57] Books
19 July 2017 Ha-Joon Chang Ha-Joon Chang, Korean economist, author of the discussed books 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism and Economics: A User's Guide[58] Austerity
12 July 2017 Summer Reading 1 Maha Rafi Atal, PhD candidate at Cambridge University Books
5 July 2017 Zafar Ansari Zafar Ansari, Cricketer Cricket
28 June 2017 Oil! Glen Rangwala, British political scientist at Cambridge University[59] Oil
21 June 2017 Crisis, What Crisis? British politics
15 June 2017 Turning Left Hugo Drochon, Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of History at Cambridge University[60] British, French politics
9 June 2017 Another Shock! Finbarr Livesey, Senior Lecturer in Public Policy at Cambridge University[61] and Glen Rangwala, British political scientist at Cambridge University Brexit
7 June 2017 Decision Day Finbarr Livesey, Senior Lecturer in Public Policy at Cambridge University Brexit
1 June 2017 The Corbyn Surge? Maha Rafi Atal, PhD candidate at Cambridge University Labour Party
26 May 2017 Tim O'Reilly and the WTF Economy Tim O'Reilly, founder of O'Reilly Media Technology
24 May 2017 The Who, The What, The How Glen Rangwala, British political scientist at Cambridge University British politics
17 May 2017 Trump vs. Comey American politics
10 May 2017 The Meaning of UKIP Hugo Drochon, Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of History at Cambridge University British politics
2017 Michael Gove Michael Gove, British Conservative politician Brexit
5 May 2017 Thomas Piketty Thomas Piketty, French economist, and Hugo Drochon, Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of History at Cambridge University Inequality, democracy
2017 The Tory Machine Tory Party
26 April 2017 Scotland and the Union Scotland, British politics
24 April 2017 Pankaj Mishra Pankaj Mishra, Indian novelist and historian, author of the discussed book, The Age of Anger[62] Globalised anger
19 April 2017 Elections! Robert Tombs, British Professor of French history at Cambridge University, and Ayse Zarakol, Reader in International Relations at Cambridge University British, Turkish politics
12 April 2017 John Lanchester John Lanchester, British novelist and essayist Mad finance, technology
5 April 2017 Power In The Digital Age Technology
29 March 2017 Richard Dearlove Richard Dearlove, British intelligence chief Terrorism, Security, Brexit
29 March 2017 Chilcot Report Glen Rangwala, British political scientist at Cambridge University Iraq War
2017 Chris Clark / Germany and India Christopher Clark, Regius Professor of History at Cambridge University, and Maha Rafi Atal, PhD candidate at Cambridge University Germany, India
16 March 2017 Patience Wheatcroft & Brexit Patience Wheatcroft|, British journalist and Conservative life peeress Brexit
8 March 2017 Election Season Barry Colfer, PhD researcher at Cambridge University[63] and Maha Rafi Atal, PhD candidate at Cambridge University All-around politics, populism
2 March 2017 Dani Rodrik Dani Rodrik, Turkish economist, and Finbarr Livesey, Senior Lecturer in Public Policy at Cambridge University Globalisation, Trump, Brexit
23 February 2017 Mary Beard Mary Beard, Professor of Classics at Cambridge University, and author of Women & Power: A Manifesto[64] Women, power
16 February 2017 Rory Bremner / France Rory Bremner, British comedian, and Hugo Drochon, Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of History at Cambridge University Trump, France
10 February 2017 Is Democracy Failing? Ayse Zarakol, Reader in International Relations at Cambridge University, and Maha Rafi Atal, PhD candidate at Cambridge University Democracy
2 February 2017 Mrs May Goes To Washington Glen Rangwala, British political scientist at Cambridge University Trump, Britain, Middle East
26 January 2017 Jill Lepore Jill Lepore, American historian American politics
19 January 2017 Inaugurals Political speech
12 January 2017 What Next For Labour? Finbarr Livesey, Senior Lecturer in Public Policy at Cambridge University, and Maha Rafi Atal, PhD candidate at Cambridge University Labour Party
5 January 2017 Cyberpolitics John Naughton, Irish Senior Research Fellow at Cambridge University Technology, politics
29 December 2016 What We're Reading Books
22 December 2016 Talking Politics + New Statesman PART I Helen Lewis and Stephen Bush, British journalists at the New Statesmen Year review
15 December 2016 Trump's Cabinet Finbarr Livesey, Senior Lecturer in Public Policy at Cambridge University, and Maha Rafi Atal, PhD candidate at Cambridge University American politics, forecast
8 December 2016 Italy: What's Next? Mariana Mazzucato, Italian economist Italy
1 December 2016 Gary Younge Gary Younge, British journalist American, Italian and French elections
24 November 2016 Brexit After Trump Brexit, Trump
2016 Judith Butler Judith Butler, American philosopher Trump, feminism
10 November 2016 President Trump American politics
5 November 2016 Ahir Shah Ahir Shah, English political comedian Brexit, Trump and Labour Party
3 November 2016 Six Days To Go American politics
27 October 2016 Sophie Hannah Sophie Hannah, British writer American and British politics
19 October 2016 Live Special – Trump And History Gary Gerstle, American Professor of American History at Cambridge University, and David Reynolds, British historian American politics
13 October 2016 Conspiracy Theories And The Second Debate Conspiracy, American politics
6 October 2016 Dilemmas Of Brexit Brexit
29 September 2016 The First Debate American politics, Labour Party
22 September 2016 Yuval Noah Harari Yuval Noah Harari, Israeli historian, author of Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind and Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow Technology, politics

See also

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