All Episodes
Brexit Podcast — 121 episodes
121: James Torrance founded a new party to stop Brexit and save the planet
120: Karen O'Reilly on how Brits in Spain think negotiations are progressing
118: 'EU Supergirl' Madeleina Kay on her mission for a second referendum
119: Peter Hitchens says the UK is in a pre-civil war condition
116: Tamara Cincik on how Brexit is a monstrous fashion faux pas
115: Dr Mike Galsworthy on the importance of European collaboration for UK scientists
114: Elspeth Hoskins of Undivided calls for better political education for our youth
113: Alastair Campbell says Brexit is political suicide
112: Henry Bolton on UKIP and a new world order
111: Tony Connelly on the Irish border and the Good Friday Agreement
110: William Bain on trade talks (or not)
109: Nick Temple on how social enterprises can embrace Brexit
108: Laura Townshend on how YOU can have your voice heard on Brexit
107: Richard Macrory on Brexit's environmental impact
106: Gina Miller on government's 'power grab' to pass laws without parliament
105: Michael Tscherny on the EU (Withdrawal) Bill
104: Pete North from the Leave Alliance says ‘Flexcit’ is the UK’s only hope
103: Oli Dugmore joins the Brexit Podcast team
102: European Parliament VP Mairead McGuinness on Brexit & women in politics
101: Monique Ebell on the dramatic fall in trade Britain faces on leaving the EU
100: Jen and Tim celebrate 100 episodes of the Brexit Podcast
99: Patrick Minford on the £135billion benefits of Brexit
98: Ian Wright on the possibility of chlorinated chicken invading our shelves
97: Blondel Cluff on the threat of Brexit to Anguilla
96: Brexit news round-up with Jen and Tim
95: Jen and Tim review new political play The Majority
94: Hostage negotiation trainer Simon Horton on how we should barter for Brexit
93: Priya Minhas and Adam Drummond on multiculturalism and British identity
92: Weekly Brexit round-up with Tim
91: Donald Trump has his say on Brexit
90: Paul Goldsmith on what Jeremy Corbyn really thinks of Brexit
89: Michaela Benson on what Brits abroad think of Brexit
88: Conor Devine on how Brexit could lead to Irish reunification
87: Vivi Kallinikou on the inextricable link between art and politics
86: Henry Newman on the challenges the government faces over the repeal bill
85: Garvan Walshe on how learning the lessons of the Iraq war will help Brexit
84: Weekly Brexit news round-up with Tim
83: Paul Goldsmith on why Britain never bought into the European vision
82: Weekly Brexit news round-up with Oli Dugmore and Tim
81: Brendan Costelloe on the impact of Brexit on the voluntary sector
80: May's 'settled status' deal for EU nationals and what it will mean for co-host Jen
79: Stephen Timms shares an inside look at the Brexit Select Committee
78: Toby Baxendale on the start of Brexit negotiations
77: Ian Dunt on why a DUP coalition will be a massive mistake
76: Lembit Öpik on what the general election result means for Brexit
75: Election day tactics with Frances Foley of the Progressive Alliance
74: Weekly Brexit news round-up with Steph Farnsworth
73: Alan Hastings on how Brexit can be a prize catch for the UK fishing industry
72: Weekly Brexit news round-up with Jen
71: Toby Baxendale on how free trade will thrive post Brexit
70: Weekly Brexit news round-up with Warren and Tim
69: Simon Read on the importance of Britain's financial services sector post Brexit
68: Weekly Brexit news round-up with Oli Dugmore
67: Katinka Barysch on why a trade deal over Brexit is not Germany's priority
66: Weekly Brexit news round-up with Jen and Tim
65: Vincent Pons on the French election and what it means for Brexit
64: Weekly Brexit news round-up with Jen and Tim
63: Jemima Lovatt on how dark ads might decide the general election
62: Weekly Brexit news round-up with Steph Farnsworth
61: Oh snap, another election! Henry Newman on what it means for Brexit
60: Weekly Brexit news round-up with Jen and Tim
59: Shashi Tharoor on Brexit's implicit Empire-ical nostalgia
58: Weekly Brexit news round-up with Tim
57: Gibraltar rocked. Ex pat journalist Joe Duggan on the sovereignty row
56: Stephanie Farnsworth on launching new political youth magazine Stand Up
55: May triggered Article 50 but what happens now? Joe Owen explains
54: Gina Miller on her determination to hold the government to account after Article 50 is triggered
53: Councillor Paul Gleeson on the real reasons why Boston is the most pro Leave area of the country
52: Ian Dunt, author of Brexit: What The Hell Happens Now?
51: Tim reviews a new play about Brexit, My Country; a work in progress
50: An angry Dave Bromage on a big week of Brexit developments
49: Robert Lawson on how language creates belonging and difference
48: Alex de Ruyter on setting up a Centre for Brexit Studies
47: Paul Coleridge on how Brexit might improve family stability and marriage rates
46: Dr Martin Glynn on how Brexit is affecting racial and prison politics
45: Sally Hunt on how Brexit risks an exodus of EU students and academics
44: Blair toxic for Brexit? Kieran Pedlay on the impact of former PM
43: Conor Devine on whether Northern Ireland's future is going up in smoke
42: Education, ethnicity, age - BBC's George Greenwood digs into why Britain voted for Brexit
41: Jim Duffy & Lucy-Rose on the business mind-set required to make Brexit a success
40: Marc Webber on how Brexit could be an own goal for the Premier League
39: Graham Smith on how Cornwall will manage without EU funding
38: Sir Richard Packer on how agriculture can reap the benefits of Brexit
37: Stephen Chater on what happens now, post-Article 50 ruling
36: Jemima Lovatt on who is responsible for post-truth politics
35: Robyn Munro gives us the 101 on Theresa May's big Brexit speech
34: Lembit Öpik of the Motorcycle Action Group goes full throttle on Brexit
33: Sir Ivan the Terrible? Vicenzo Scarpetta on civil servant's resignation
32: Isabel Gahren on how social bots manipulate our political views
31: How the EU referendum came about
30: Tim's top five Brexit takeaways
29: Holly Seddon on living as an ex-pat in Amsterdam
28: Warren's top five Brexit takeaways
27: The Triathlon Industry Association on how Brexit won't stop the sport being runaway success
26: Robyn Munro gives us a rundown of recent Brexit developments
25: James Graham on writing a screenplay about Brexit
24: Marie-Noelle Loewe on European citizenship and immigrants' rights in the UK
23: Jen's top five Brexit takeways
22: David Kurten on why he joined UKIP and the party's role in Britain's future
21: Dave Bromage on #LibDemFightBack and flaws of the Remain campaign
20: Patti Rundall on how regulations save lives
19: Dr Lucy Maddox on Brexit's psychological toll
18: Daniel Puddick on the challenges of employing EU staff post-referendum
17: Minette Batters says trade links are top priority for farmers
16: Michael Newman on British Jews wanting to find refuge in Germany
15: Conor Devine the crisis now facing Northern Ireland
14: Jacob Parakilas on parallels between Trump and Brexit
13: Rob Watts on the opinions of the super rich post-referendum
12: Charlotte Gerade and Joe Porter on how to make young voices heard
11: Gesine Wittrich on the benefits of cultural exchange
10: Jonathan Franks on the business reaction to Brexit
9: Gina Miller on suing the government over Brexit
8: Robyn Munro explains the confounding Great Repeal Bill
Why we need a Brexit Podcast
7: Adam Bere on referendum reactions in the US and France
6: Tommy Holgate on why he ran for the Peace Party
5: Raoul Ruparel explains how Article 50 works
4: Geoff Norcott on why he's a right wing, pro-Leave comedian
3: Shazia Awan on racism and xenophobia post-referendum
2: Professor Martin Conway on how Brexit will be remembered
1: Tom Heming offers a youthful perspective on Brexit