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Best Reasons Revisited Episodes

ByCheerful
375 episodes

An occasional series revisiting conversations and ideas from Reasons to be Cheerful (2017-2024), formerly hosted by ex-Labour Party leader Ed Miliband, and Sony Award-winning radio presenter Geoff Lloyd. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

#1

LABOUR'S FIRST MOVES: Rachel Reeves' National Wealth Fund

Dive into the significant announcement of the National Wealth Fund by Rachel Reeves, exploring its implications on public wealth and economic strategy. This episode provides a fascinating lens on recent political developments and is perfect for listeners keen on understanding contemporary economic discussions.

2024-07-12•14m
#2

LABOUR'S FIRST MOVES: Keir Starmer Gives Away Power

Join the discussion on the Labour government's move towards decentralization and what it means for the future of UK governance. This episode is essential for those interested in the dynamics of power and governance in a modern economy.

2024-07-22•13m
#3

ED & GEOFF HAVE LEFT THE CHATTEROO

A poignant farewell from the hosts, reflecting on their journey and the impact of their discussions. This episode resonates with long-time fans and new listeners alike, capturing the essence of the podcast's spirit.

2024-05-28•36m

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#4

CHATTEROO #24 - with Lauren Child

Join former Children's Laureate Lauren Child as she shares insights about her creative process and her latest book. This episode is a delightful treat for anyone interested in literature and children's storytelling.

2024-05-13•33m
#5

CHATTEROO #23 WILL HUTTON - This Time No Mistakes

Political economist Will Hutton discusses his new book and the challenges facing Britain today. A must-listen for those interested in political discourse and the future of the UK.

2024-05-06•28m
#6

CHATTEROO #21 England: Seven Myths That Changed a Country - And How To Set Them Straight

Explore the myths that have shaped England with the authors of a compelling new book. This episode engages listeners in critical thinking about national identity and history, making it a captivating listen.

2024-04-22•42m
#7

CHATTEROO #18 - Breaking The Habit(uation)

Neuroscientist Tali Sharot discusses her research on habits and perception, offering valuable insights that are both enlightening and applicable to everyday life. This episode is perfect for listeners interested in psychology and self-improvement.

2024-03-31•54m
#8

CHATTEROO #15

A lively discussion sparked by audience emails, tackling contemporary issues with humor and insight. This episode showcases the engaging banter and thought-provoking content that the Chatteroo is known for.

2024-03-11•35m
#9

CHATTEROO #20

This episode covers a variety of intriguing topics, from climate litigation to the sense of smell in a digital world, showcasing the eclectic nature of the podcast. It's a great introduction to the Chatteroo's unique style.

2024-04-14•27m
#10

CHATTEROO #19

A humorous take on current events and listener feedback, this episode captures the essence of community and connection within the podcast. It's an entertaining listen that brings listeners closer to the Chatteroo experience.

2024-04-07•30m