The Today Podcast: Live!

Get Amol and Nick’s take on the election campaign so far – recorded with a live audience.

• 59 mins

Extra! The Today Podcast Live! Bonus episode ft. James May

More from Amol and Nick in the second part of The Today Podcast live show.

• 37 mins

Farage’s non-manifesto, should Corbyn have stood for the Greens and where’s Boris Johnson?

Amol and Nick look at the state of the campaign as postal votes begin to drop.

• 38 mins

Growing pains: how to grow an economy and get young people voting

Amol and Nick look at whether pledges on economic growth are likely to be delivered.

• 55 mins

Bonus Q&A – Why do politicians use big numbers and why do we vote with pencils?

Amol and Nick answer your questions in this bonus episode.

• 28 mins

Sunak’s betting crisis, Starmer’s gender row and Farage takes on the Mail

Amol and Nick on the last full week of the election campaign.

• 39 mins

Newscast x The Today Podcast x When It Hits The Fan

In this mash up of BBC pods Amol looks at the role of the media in the election.

• 38 mins

Should we trust the polls?

Amol and Nick on whether we should be sceptical of polls predicting a ‘supermajority’.

• 57 mins

It’s election week!

Amol and Nick on the parties’ get-out-the-vote messages.

• 41 mins

Bonus Q&A – 'None of the Above' on ballot papers & election night cliché bingo.

Amol and Nick answer your questions in this election-week bonus episode.

• 26 mins

Election Night Fever and the Challenge across the Channel

Amol and Nick guide you through election night and reflect on the campaign.

• 54 mins

Post-election pod: How will Labour govern? And who will take charge of the Tories?

Amol and Nick give their take on the key questions thrown up by the election.

• 35 mins

Reeves goes for growth in the Treasury, Starmer takes to the world stage

Amol and Nick on Labour’s plan for growth and the politics of Keir Starmer’s US trip.

• 33 mins

New MPs, new government... new politics?

Amol and Nick on why prisons are at the top of Starmer’s in-tray.

• 59 mins

Can political rhetoric kill?

Amol and Nick on the repercussions of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

• 35 mins

Starmer, Trump, and the New World Order

What could a possible Trump victory mean for Keir Starmer?

• 49 mins

Biden quits - but can Kamala beat Trump?

Amol, Nick and Justin Webb on a big twist in the race for the White House.

• 34 mins

Mary Beard on power, succession and rebellions

Amol and Nick get a classical take on current US and UK politics.

• 38 mins

Bonus Q&A: Young MPs, podcast impartiality and the state of political journalism

Amol and Nick answer more of your questions.

• 24 mins

How do we turbo-charge Britain’s economy?

Amol assembles an expert panel as the chancellor goes for growth.

• 40 mins

Bonus episode - Frank Skinner opens up to Amol

Amol talks class, Catholicism and comedy with Frank Skinner.

• 39 mins

Social media and the riots: Musk, misinformation and moral responsibility.

Should social platforms be forced to go further in stopping the spread of hate?

• 46 mins

Summer special: Is journalism in crisis?

The Today Podcast x When It Hits The Fan

• 45 mins

Summer special – celebrity Q&A

Amol and Nick take questions from friends of the pod.

• 26 mins

Starmer’s ‘black holes’: What will fill them?

Amol and Nick give their take on the PM’s ‘Things Can Only Get Worse’ speech.

• 56 mins

Will the victims of Grenfell ever get justice?

Following a scathing review Nick asks whether anyone will now be held accountable.

• 54 mins

Doom, Gloom and the NHS

Amol and Nick on what can be done to improve the health service.

• 57 mins

Bonus Q&A – BBC jargon, who makes Today and covering the US election

Amol and Nick return with another bonus podcast, answering some more of your questions.

• 30 mins

Will the Lebanon blasts lead to an escalation in the Middle East?

Amol and Nick discuss what Israel’s attack on Hezbollah means for tensions in the region.

• 48 mins

The Keir Starmer interview

Join Nick as he brings you his full interview with the PM.

• 22 mins