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Political Currency
Political Currency is a podcast where former rivals Ed Balls and George Osborne talk money and politics. BAlls and Osborne know their stuff—Ed used to manage schools and families, and George was in charge of the UK's economy.
Every week, they break down how politics and economics go hand-in-hand and share insider stories. They show how even powerful people and decision makers can mess up when they don't understand money and public opinion. The chats are easy to follow, and the hosts' chemistry makes the show a pleasant listen.
Political Currency is a politics podcast by Persephonica.
Host: Ed Balls and George Osborne
Country: United Kingdom
Episodes count: 235
Average duration: 60'
Frequency: Weekly
Country: United Kingdom
Episodes count: 235
Average duration: 60'
Frequency: Weekly
Episodes
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Very much enjoyed Political Currency. Good to hear anecdotes from the past
and how they have connected to the future, especially in the decision of
David Cameron to hold a referendum and Ed Milliband choosing the wrong
chancellor at the time. Nice to hear politicians of differing parties getting together
and giving their views. Hope to hear more in the future.
of politician has declined
somewhat to the days of my generation of Harold Wilson and Margaret
Thatcher.