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EPISODE · Aug 30, 2026 · 1H 12M

Coffee & Context: Economic Credibility

from Paul The Other One · host Paul Barlow

For almost 50 years, fiscal conservatism has been treated as a neutral baseline in media while progressive policy is framed as risky or ideological. We'll explore the origins and risks of this in this week's episode .Real, independent political commentary requires a strong community behind it.First up, make sure you're equipped for the voting booth: visit www.election2026.co.nz for practical tools and resources to help you choose who to vote for.To stay across all my content—including the award-winning podcast and weekly newsletter—make sure you follow the main hub: https://linktr.ee/paul_barlownzWant to help drive the conversation? Building these tools and keeping the analysis flowing takes a lot of behind-the-scenes work. If you're in a position to support, please consider a paid subscription or buying a coffee to keep this platform sustainable as we push for a change of government in 2026: https://buymeacoffee.com/paul.theotheroneYour backing means everything. Thank you.©️ Paul… The Other One, 2026

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