Carol Walker, a Times radio presenter and former BBC correspondent, joins Sean Kemp, a political strategist and former advisor to the Liberal Democrats. They dive into South Korea's political crisis, discussing the implications of President Yoon Seok-yol's potential impeachment and its effects on governance. The pair also explore the UK’s shifting attitudes towards Brexit, highlighting new public sentiments. Additionally, they debate whether Time Magazine's Person of the Year holds real significance in today's political climate.

Join Carol Walker, a Times Radio presenter and seasoned political commentator, alongside political journalist Theo Usherwood, as they dive into the intriguing dynamics of Biden and Trump's strained relationship, sparked by a notable White House greeting. They also discuss the recently elected Senate leadership changes and Trump's controversial picks, taking a closer look at the political unrest in Berlin. The conversation further delves into the public's concerns about democracy and foreign relations, all while reflecting on the wider implications of these political shifts.

Robin Brant, a journalist covering the conflict in Ukraine, and Carole Walker, a media personality adept at analyzing current affairs, engage in a crucial discussion about Ukraine's urgent plea for Western military support. They navigate the complexities of geopolitical dynamics with Russia and consider the implications of Telegram's future. Additionally, they discuss the concept of a 'right to disconnect' and its potential benefits for maintaining work-life balance in our increasingly digital world.