The A-Level Politics Show: Recent Episodes
jamesaarmstrong
A show focusing on the A-Level Politics specification led by a teacher with over a decade of experience teaching the subject.
In this episode I talk through the core values of conservatism for the A-Level Politics specification.
In this episode I discuss the political thought of John Locke, one of the key thinkers from the liberalism section of the A-Level Politics specification.
In this episode I discuss the political thought of Mary Wollstonecraft , a key thinker in the liberalism section of the A-Level Politics specification.
In this episode I explore the political thought of John Locke, one of the key thinkers within the liberalism section of the A-Level Politics specification.
In this episode, I discuss the core values of liberalism, relating this back to key thinkers and the debate between classical and modern liberals over the size and role of the state.
Joe & James discuss a disastrous set of elections for Labour on Super Thursday as results continue to come in across the country.
Joe interviews Gemma Waldron, host of the Project Coup radio show, about the #KillTheBill​ protests and the impact of policing on marginalised communities.
In this episode, James is joined by football journalist and commentator, Jay Motty. We talk about the billionaire takeover of football, the Super League fiasco & what needs to come next.
In our first live show, Joe & I discuss the character of the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson.
In this episode Joe & James discuss the absurd police presence defending the statue of Winston Churchill at a recent Kill The Bill demo & we than discuss what it means to be a socialist.
In this episode Joe & James discuss the protests in Bristol, the Hartlepool by-election and the emergence of new political parties to the left of Labour.
In this episode we talk about the point of protest and Joe explores the history of the radical reform movements in British politics, including the Chartists and the Suffragettes.
In this first episode, we discuss what the left should be for, arguing that politics on the left can not simply be about winning elections and must be about much more than this.