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Not A Day For Soundbites
by notadayforsoundbitespodcast
A new limited series examining iconic speeches from the History of the Labour Party, presented by Will Barber Taylor Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes
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Episode Eleven: Gordon Brown's New Labour Achievements Speech
In this final episode of the podcast, Will looks at the last speech given by a Labour Prime Minister at a Labour Party Conference - so far. It's a speech that is generally remembered for Gordon Brown's passionate listing of many of the achievements from the New Labour period in office. The…
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Episode Ten: Neil Kinnock’s 1983 Acceptance Speech
In this episode of the podcast Will looks back at Neil Kinnock's 1983 Leadership acceptance speech, given at the 1983 Labour Party Conference in Brighton in the wake of Kinnock's election as leader of the Labour Party and the party's crushing defeat at the hands of the Conservatives at that…
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Episode Nine: Philip Snowden w/ Alex Clifford of History’s Most
In this episode of the podcast Will discusses the life and career of Philip Snowden, the Labour Party's first Chancellor of the Exchequer, and his infamous 1931 election broadcast with Alex Clifford one of the hosts of the History's Most podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...
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Episode Eight: Who was John Robert Clynes?
In this episode of the podcast Will looks at the life of John Robert Clynes, the first Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, the first Englishman to lead Labour and one of its first Home Secretaries to answer the question - well who was he? This episode analyses his life and looks at a rare speech...
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Neil Kinnock on Labour Speeches
In this episode of the podcast Will is joined by Neil Kinnock, the former Leader of the Labour Party from 1983 - 1992 to discuss the history of Labour speeches, his own approach to writing speeches and some of his most iconic speeches as Labour Leader. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for...
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Episode Six: The 1976 Monetarist Speech w/ Anthony Broxton of Tides of History
In this episode of the podcast Will is joined by Anthony Broxton, creator of the Tides of History website and Twitter account, to discuss Jim Callaghan's first speech as Leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister at the October 1976 Labour Party Conference. During this speech Callaghan set out...
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Episode Five: The ”A Thousand Years of History” Speech
In this episode Will looks at Hugh Gaitskell's famous 1962 Labour Party Conference speech, the "A Thousand Years of History" speech and attempts to uncover what made Gaitskell write the speech and how it was influenced by his past and his political career. The next episode will focus on Gordon...
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Episode Four: The ”Pound In Your Pocket” Speech
In this episode of the podcast Will examines Harold Wilson's 1967 "Pound in Your Pocket" speech, given as the pound was devalued by Harold Wilson's government. Wilson's speech was well remembered for the infamous pound in your pocket phrase but was there more to this iconic speech than meets the...
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Episode Three: The ”Education, Education, Education” Speech
In this episode of the podcast Will looks at Tony Blair's 1996 Labour Party Conference speech, the "Education, Education, Education" speech and examines the circumstances around its delivery and Tony Blair's time as Leader of the Labour Party prior to the Labour's 1997 General Election victory....
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Episode Two: The Anti Militant Speech
In this episode of the podcast Will looks at Neil Kinnock's famous 1985 Labour Party Conference Speech, known as the Anti Militant Speech, and examines the circumstances around its delivery and Neil Kinnock's time as leader of the Labour Party. The next episode covering Tony Blair's 1996 Labour...
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Episode One: "White Heat of Technology"
In the first episode of the podcast Will examines Harold Wilson's 1963 Labour Party Conference speech, known as the "White Heat of Technology" speech, and investigates the circumstances relating to its creation, why Wilson gave this particular speech and why it was such a game changer. Next…
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Not A Day For Soundbites Launch Trailer
In this trailer for the Not A Day For Soundbites podcast Will introduces himself and explains what the podcast is about and why you should check it out. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A new limited series examining iconic speeches from the History of the Labour Party, presented by Will Barber Taylor
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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A new limited series examining iconic speeches from the History of the Labour Party, presented by Will Barber Taylor Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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