Politips... for A-Level Politics and Beyond

Por: Politips
The podcast where three experienced teachers discuss big questions relating to the world of politics. Between us we have many years of studying, teaching, examining, and, in one case, doing politics. This podcast is ideal for anyone studying or revising A Level politics or anyone with an interest in politics. However, we aim to go beyond the specification in our episodes; everything from the origins of democracy through to political book recommendations.

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Latest episodes of the podcast Politips... for A-Level Politics and Beyond

Thomas Hobbes: Leviathan unleashed 07/01/2026
Politips on tour- Washington DC special! 12/11/2025
Simon Lemieux on UK general elections and the future of British politics. 09/07/2025
How can we compare the powers of PMs and Presidents? Politips Explains 22/05/2025
Judicial Review and the UK Supreme Court. Politips Explains 18/05/2025
What are the historic sources of the UK constitution? Politips Explains 16/05/2025
The imperial president? A look at the court of emperor Trump 17/03/2025
5 things we learnt about the US presidential election of 2024 05/12/2024
3. Winning the electoral college: How to become US President mini series 28/10/2024
2. Primaries and conventions: How to become US President mini series 27/10/2024
1. Official and unofficial qualifications: How to become president- US Presidential Elections special 13/10/2024
The 2024 UK General Election: Labour landslide and the most disproportional election in history 13/07/2024
Federalism vs Devolution: what is the difference? Politips Explains 02/06/2024
How UK political parties select their leaders 31/05/2024
Roe V Wade repealed: How does the Supreme Court shape policy? Politips Explains 28/05/2024
What do Congressional Committees actually do? Politips Explains 26/05/2024
The power of the purse & the Ukraine Deal: a congressional check on presidential power? 24/05/2024
Has affirmative action in the US worked? 22/05/2024
What does Devolution look like in England? Politips Explains 17/05/2024
What does the Rwanda Bill tell us about the UK Legislative Process? Politips Explains 15/05/2024
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