‘What Is Left?’ is a Podcast for progressive people. Episodes will unpick ideas that are practically useful to being on the Left in accessible language.
The Podcast is created and hosted by Simon Brewis (He/Him). His politics are Social Democratic & Intersectional, and he studies Critical and Cultural Theory. He is in the Labour Party, and friendly with Lefties who are not. He also makes Theatre. He lives in Leeds, UK.
Text transcription with referencing & further reading etc will usually be available at - simonmatthewbrewis.co.uk
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