The Bradbury Group
The Bradbury Group
Podcast Description
The Bradbury Group is a no-holds-barred weekly political podcast from Martyn "Bomber" Bradbury. Unapologetically Left, fiercely independent, and born from the ashes of The Working Group, this is where real political debate lives. Each Tuesday, Bradbury and guests take on the big issues, call out the bad faith, and push back against the spin. Buckle up.
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The podcast explores a variety of political topics, focusing heavily on current events and economic policies with episodes that cover budget discussions, the impact of political decisions on marginalized communities, and critiques of government narratives. For instance, the Pre-Budget Special episode features discussions on Māori representation and economic fairness, showcasing the show's commitment to provocative analysis.
The Bradbury Group is a no-holds-barred weekly political podcast from Martyn “Bomber” Bradbury. Unapologetically Left, fiercely independent, and born from the ashes of The Working Group, this is where real political debate lives. Each Tuesday, Bradbury and guests take on the big issues, call out the bad faith, and push back against the spin. Buckle up.
Is Christopher Luxon’s leadership on borrowed time?
Martyn Bradbury is joined by Green Party candidate Tania Waikato, columnist Simon Wilson and political commentator Dr Harpreet Singh to debate National’s leadership turmoil, Winston Peters’ growing influence, anti-migrant politics and the Greens’ plan to invest $2 billion in marae as frontline civil defence hubs.
Plus, economist Cameron Bagrie examines rising unemployment, falling house prices and the global forces reshaping New Zealand’s economy, while Professor Matt Roskruge reveals how the downturn is hitting Māori communities.
It’s sharp, fiery and unapologetic. This is The Bradbury Group, New Zealand’s best weekly political argument.
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