Amy Talks Politics

The Donald (or Donald Trump to be more precise) is quite the character isn't he? I explore what he's done in the White House since taking the role of US president in January and I speak to Gleb Tsipursky, an Ohio State professor in Behavioural Science, all about his Pro-Truth Pledge. If you would like to sign it or find out more, go to http://protruthpledge.org. Follow the show on social media! http://twitter.com/amytalksp http://facebook.com/amytalkspolitics Funin and Sunin Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

In this episode, I speak to Andre Walker, ex political staffer and now House of Commons journalist, about his journalism career and how he, bizarrely, offered ISIS £50,000 to kill him. You won't want to miss out. Follow the show on social media! http://twitter.com/amytalksp http://facebook.com/amytalkspolitics

It's a special university edition of ATP, as lots of students are graduating this week. I discuss whether we should abolish tuition fees, how fees affect those who are disadvantaged and the fact that Scotland and other EU citizens get their education free, but us in the UK don't. Follow the show on social media! http://twitter.com/amytalksp http://facebook.com/amytalkspolitics

In this episode I recap the result of the election, the tragedies at Finsbury Park and Grenfell Tower and chat to ex-lawyer and political pundit Chris Shaw about all the recent political news.

It's the Amy Talks Politics Election Special, where I chat all about the Channel 4/Sky Battle For Number 10 Debate, Labour's recent gaffes and the psychic powers of ITN's Political Editor Robert Peston, along with much more.

In this episode, I discuss the three party manifestos released by Labour, the Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrats. I also have an interview with Tom Hulme, Digital Secretary for Oldham Conservatives.