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Listen or Download FREE now Feb 19 pt 3
…lots and lots for you to do… Lots and lots for you to see… lots and lots for you to hear… You and Me , Me and You… Doo Doo, Doo Doo, Doo Doo, DOO DOOOOO” Oh the subliminal message of decency in the seventies… LISTEN OR DOWNLOAD pt 3 FREE NOW]
Listen or Download FREE now Feb 19 pt 2
The Ungagged collective interpret the quote “The basic law of capitalism is you or I, not both you and I.” Karl Liebknecht. from a variety of left political perspectives [LISTEN OR DOWNLOAD pt 2 FREE NOW]
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Latest Articles
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Review – Linh Dinh – Postcards From The End Of America
A review by George Collins. [Read More]
The SNP and nuclear weapons
A reply to Rise founder, Jonathon Shafi by Mhairi Hunter. [Read More]
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Brazil, Bolsonaro, Liberation Theology and the new attacks on the Church
Nathália Toledo Urban tells us about the above. [Read More]
Royal Drivers…
Prick Knobinson reminisces about a previous encounter with a dreadful Royal driver… [Read More]
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What does it take to cause change?
Allan Grogan discusses what ‘we’ need to do to change “the quagmire that we find ourselves in”. [Read More]
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Dam disaster in Brazil
Nathália Urban sends a poem from Maybí Nytnawã – Indigenous Activist of the Brazilian Naô Xohã tribe. [Read More]
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Trans visibility in Brazil
Nathália Urban tells us about Renata Peron and the struggle of trans visibility in Brazil. [Read More]
Where are we with Brexit?
Martin MacDonald proposes five Brexit options. [Read More]
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Brexit Debacle: Independence Referendum Soon
Mhairi Hunter discusses the latest developments on Brexit. [Read More]
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Stop. Seriously,just stop. Now!
Derek Stewart Macpherson thoughts on the Brexit chaos ensuing right now. [Read More]
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The insanity of Brexit debates
Joanne Telfer analyses the current debates on Brexit. [Read More]
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The Left Must Fight together for Scottish Independence
Neil Scott on his New Year resolution. [Read More]
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Rollercoaster of UK Politics
Mhairi Hunter debates the current state of UK politics under the Brexit Rollercoaster. [Read More]
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Votes of No Confidence
Allan Grogan muses on current and possible developments in Westminster at the moment. [Read More]
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The Butt Naked Emperor
Steve Arnott discusses his journey to support a pro-independence, left-wing no-deal Brexit. [Read More]
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To be or not to be Friends with a Tory
Mhairi Hunter discusses political friendships in Austerity Britain. [Read More]
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Latest Fiction
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My 11-Step Introduction Into The Cult of Corbyn (Part 3)
A Corbyn Cultist reveals all about his path to becoming a communist sleeper agent (as revealed to Steve McAuliffe) [read more]
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Resilience
As featured on the You, Me and the Digital Revolution podcast, Neil Scott tells a heartbreaking story of a child learning to be resilient [read more]
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Latest Poetry
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Stand Aside, Brother
A poem by Victoria Pearson, written for the Step Aside Brother episode of the Ungagged Podcast [read more]
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Ungagged Lite
In Defence (Sort Of) of the Harlequin Ladybird
Invasive, STI-ridden, cannibal pests? The truth about harlequin ladybird is a bit more complex, explains Rachael Horwitz
Ungagged Cuppa Minutes – Jamie Szymkowiak
Only got 5 mins for a coffee break? No problem! Check out our 2 minute interview with…Jamie Szymkowiak
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Ungagged Reviews
Norsemen – Spoiler Free Review
Debra Torrance gives her spoiler free review of the TV series Norsemen [read more]
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Dragopticon Review
Debra Torrance reviews Dragopticon at the Panopticon and the Drag Queens performing there [read more]
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Reflections on Poverty Safari
Two of our Ungagged team, David McClemont and Victoria Pearson, review Poverty Safari; Understanding the Anger of Britain’s Underclass by Darren “Loki” McGarvey [read more]
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Edinburgh Fringe Review
Mark McGhee of The Girobabies talks about the Edinburgh Fringe Festival – from the POV of a local [read more]
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