
Seth Thévoz
Journalist and author known for political analysis and books such as London Clubland, appearing as a featured guest to provide commentary on current affairs and policy.
Top 3 podcasts with Seth Thévoz
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Nov 28, 2025 • 28min
The Budget, Trump's Russia love-in and more! – Weekly Wrap-Up with Seth Thévoz and Jacob Jarvis
Seth Thévoz, a sharp political journalist and author known for his insights on current affairs, joins Jacob Jarvis to unpack the week's headlines. They delve into Rachel Reeves's budget, analyzing its impact on everyday people and Labour's messaging challenges. The duo also discusses the latest developments in the Trump/Russia saga, revealing new controversies, and weighs the implications of allegations against Nigel Farage. Additionally, Seth shares his winners and losers of the week, including a fascinating look at AI's power dynamics.

Nov 12, 2024 • 1h 10min
How to live in Trump’s world
Seth Thévoz, an insightful historian and author, joins journalist Hannah Fearn and comedian Matt Green to discuss the ripple effects of Trump's victory on European politics. They delve into how far-right populism is evolving both across the Atlantic and within the UK, examining the challenges facing leaders like Giorgia Meloni. The trio also critiques social media regulation for teens and explores how lessons from the American left can shape future politics. Humor and sharp analysis weave through their engaging conversation, making complex issues accessible.

Oct 4, 2024 • 35min
The dirty history of political freebies – with Seth Thévoz
Seth Thévoz, a historian, dives into the astonishing world of political freebies. He reveals jaw-dropping anecdotes of past politicians, from Churchill’s financial woes to the luxurious gifts enjoyed by leaders like Boris Johnson. The discussion contrasts today's controversies surrounding political donations with historical practices, illustrating the evolving nature of political ethics. Listeners will be intrigued by how lavish lifestyles often disconnect politicians from their constituents, raising questions about integrity and public trust in governance.


