Like I'm A Six-Year-Old 192 - Andy Zaltzman
Jun 17, 2020
Andy Zaltzman is a British comedian and co-host of the satirical podcast The Bugle. In this lively discussion, he delves into the complexities of political satire, revealing how humor can provoke social change. The conversation shifts to sports, particularly cricket, highlighting its role as a comfort in tough times. Zaltzman also tackles historical debates around statues, urging for a nuanced understanding of colonial legacies. Finally, he shares insights on class privilege and the urgent need for democratic reforms in the UK.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
The Spirit of Sports: Rivalry and Resilience
04:24 • 6min
Confronting Historical Complexities
10:54 • 17min
The Art and Impact of Political Satire
28:23 • 24min
Exploring Class Privilege and Democracy in the UK
52:16 • 6min
Brexit, Cricket, and Museum Controversies
58:08 • 5min
Exploring Societal Distractions and Amplifying Charitable Causes
01:03:20 • 3min