Join Natalie Haynes, a witty classicist and comedian, as she dives into the art of repetition in rhetoric. From Keir Starmer's motto about his father's toolmaking to the infamous 'education, education, education' mantra by Tony Blair, they explore what makes repetition resonate or irk audiences. Engage with their sharp insights on political alliteration, branding blunders like the misspelled 'Britian' chocolate, and the manipulative use of phrases like 'Boris Wave.' Haynes critiques modern propaganda, highlighting the power of repeated narratives.
