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Pod save politics: Parliamentarian podcasts allow for deeper dive, wider reach, and more free rein

'Too much of our politics descends into rote talking points and 140 characters,' says Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, host of Uncommons. 'It’s better for our politics that we engage in issues in greater depth, that we engage experts, and we hear different points of view.'

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Pod save politics: Parliamentarian podcasts allow for deeper dive, wider reach, and more free rein

'Too much of our politics descends into rote talking points and 140 characters,' says Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, host of Uncommons. 'It’s better for our politics that we engage in issues in greater depth, that we engage experts, and we hear different points of view.'

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Pod save politics: Parliamentarian podcasts allow for deeper dive, wider reach, and more free rein

'Too much of our politics descends into rote talking points and 140 characters,' says Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, host of Uncommons. 'It’s better for our politics that we engage in issues in greater depth, that we engage experts, and we hear different points of view.'

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