The New Statesman Podcast: Episode Eighteen

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🗓️ 13 September 2013

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Helen Lewis, George Eaton and Rafael Behr discuss the week in politics, including the fortunes of the Lib Dems and the New Statesman's interviews with Tim Farron and Jeremy Browne. Helen and Raf are then joined by Caroline Crampton for a new segment entitled "Raf got a babysitter and went to the theatre", and finally Alex Hern interviews Hayley Campbell about cheating death as a cyclist in London.

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1:00.9	and welcome to the new statesman podcast I'm deputy leader Helen Lewis and this week I'll be talking to George Eaton and Raphael Bear about the Lib Dems
1:08.0	Caroline Crampton and Raff and I will be talking about promenade theatre and Alex Hearn will be back for one week only to talk to
1:14.6	Haley Campbell about cycling. I'm joined by a political leader to Raphael Bear and at the editor of The Stagers George Eaton to talk about the Lib Dems for my enthusiasm. No I am genuinely
1:35.4	quite interested because we've got two pieces in the magazine this week, two
1:38.0	interviews, one with party president Tim Farron and one with Jeremy Brown who's in
1:41.5	the home office saying two contradictory
1:43.6	things about what they feel about labor. So first of all George will do with Tim
1:47.0	Farron. He is he loves Ed Miliband he can't get enough of him.
1:50.6	Yes so I saw him last week and we were discussing Syria and in the course of that he made
1:55.6	some criticisms of Millibands position but then said but I really like Ed Millibands.
1:59.9	I don't want to diss him.
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