Martin York is the Chair of Reform UK in Cheshire East and is a long standing activist and party member. In this wide ranging conversation he highlights the challenges of running a branch and moves on to discuss issues around Net Zero and Carbon Capture and Storage. He also covers the use of social media, the selection of parliamentary candidates and the dangers of........potholes!!!
Rethinking Net Zero
20/02/2026 | 28 mins.
Anika Sweetland is a climate scientist and former adviser to the Australian government on energy policy. In this episode she eviscerates the Net Zero stance of our current government and explains why they it is doomed to fail. Anika recently made a speech at the World Prosperity Forum in Zurich which has turbo charged the debate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVxStfbivgs She can also be found on X https://x.com/anika_climate/status/2017558897578369393
The First Hundred Days
13/02/2026 | 45 mins.
David Starkey, Mark Littlewood, Dan Barker and George Finch discuss the priorities for a Reform Government in the first hundred days.
Too Many Tories?
07/02/2026 | 57 mins.
Jonathan Gullis was deputy chair of the Conservative Party and Under Secretary of State for School Standards under Rishi Sunak he lost his Stoke North seat at the 2024 General Election. In December last year he announced he was joining Reform UK. In this podcast Jonathan outlines the reasons for his defection and the challenges that absorbing defectors poses for the party. Ken and Wendy float some radical policy ideas relating to education which is one of Jonathan's specialist subjects.
We Know It's Bad, But How Bad?
01/02/2026 | 41 mins.
Fred De Fossard is Director of Strategy at the Prosperity Institute (formerly Legatum). In this podcast he and Wendy Whittaker Large take a deep dive into the headwinds facing the UK economy and attempt to analyse if we can change course or if our decline is terminal. Find out more at https://www.prosperity.com/
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