The Common Sense Revolution Podcast - Details, episodes & analysis

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The Common Sense Revolution Podcast

Peter Franklin, Patrick Kidd and Gavin Megaw

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Frequency: 1 episode/7d. Total Eps: 10

Three former Tory insiders ask if the party's coming back or finished. Weekly verdict: up or down, no fence-sitting.

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Ep 10: Lord Brady on Kemi, Burnham and the safe in his cupboard

Episode 10

Wednesday, November 4, 2026 • Duration 40:35

Graham Brady chaired the 1922 Committee for 14 years and saw five Conservative prime ministers come and go. He’s the author of Kingmaker, and he joins Gavin, Patrick and Peter, who knew him at Conservative Central Office, to talk about Kemi Badenoch, Andy Burnham and the chance of an early election. He also says where the letters were kept, and what he made of the rules that changed after he left.

Once he’s gone, the three of them turn to the Commonwealth visit and the reparations row, and whether it was an up week or a down week for the Conservatives.

Recommendations: Patrick is off to see Suede and the Manic Street Preachers at the O2, Gavin saw Transvision Vamp [remember them!?] in Belfast and loved it, and Peter has found research from the Institute for Family Studies that points to K-pop as one reason birth rates in East Asia are so low [https://ifstudies.org/blog/celebrity-culture-predicted-fertility-decline-in-japan-and-south-korea].

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Ep 9: Gherkins, pints and fiddling while Burnham

Thursday, October 29, 2026 • Duration 42:31

Four pence off a jar of gherkins and two pence on a pint. Gavin, Patrick and Peter ask what John Healey’s first Budget was for, why the Sun summed it up in three words, and whether a Chancellor who resigned over defence spending has just delivered a Budget that doesn’t fund it.

They look at Kemi Badenoch’s response, a PMQs that for once mattered more than the Budget itself, and what Andy Burnham’s answers on Europe tell us about where he’s heading. And the argument they can’t agree on: Burnham says no election for twelve months. Two of the three don’t believe him.

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