Amol Rajan
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Nov 5, 2026
How Trump's Midterm Defeat Could Hurt Reform
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35:20Polly MackenziePANELIST
No, I'm sure that there will still be enough money in right-wing punditry for him to just carry on being on TV.
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35:28Polly MackenziePANELIST
Or maybe, like Amol Rajan, he will just launch his own YouTube channel.
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35:31Hugo RifkindHOST
You say that, but he might be bouncing across the Atlantic in his Zorb as we speak.
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35:36Hugo RifkindHOST
I'm stuck
Q&A with Daisy Christodoulou: How to make learning work for our kids
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0:02Daisy ChristodoulouGUEST
students? All the students who supported West Ham, they were always my favourites.
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0:09Amol RajanHOST
Hello and welcome to this Monday edition of the Amol Rajan Connection.
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0:12Amol RajanHOST
Remember on Mondays I put your questions to our brilliant SuperSmart guests and today Daisy Crissadoulou is answering your questions.
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0:19Amol RajanHOST
She is quite simply one of the most interesting, innovative, influential and important people in British education.
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0:45Amol RajanHOST
And just to say, we had to record these first few episodes just for practical, logistical reasons, slightly earlier than we might have liked.
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0:52Amol RajanHOST
So we couldn't get your questions to put to Daisy.
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0:54Amol RajanHOST
We had to solicit them from some friends of the Amol Rajan Connection.
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0:57Amol RajanHOST
But our aim absolutely on a Monday really is to bring you closer to our guests.
EMQs: Are the Tories against welfare cuts?
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2:26Ed BallsHOST
and when you were talking to her because obviously you were talking to her after the whole thing's been filmed did you manage to discern
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2:35George OsborneHOST
no It was a bit like when I interviewed Amol Rajan and I didn't get any hint that he was about to be the first person ejected.
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2:45George OsborneHOST
She gave nothing away.
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2:47George OsborneHOST
She actually went like this.
Q&A Delia Smith: Never a duff Delia
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0:06Delia SmithGUEST
Okay.
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0:10Amol RajanHOST
Hello and welcome to this Monday edition of the Amol Rajan Connection.
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0:14Amol RajanHOST
Remember, if it's Monday, that means we're answering your questions or rather our fantastic guests are answering them.
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0:20Amol RajanHOST
And Delia Smith is here answering a bunch of really smart questions, really interesting questions that we have had sent in.
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20:03Amol RajanHOST
Yeah.
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20:07Amol RajanHOST
Delia, it's such a pleasure and a privilege.
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20:09Amol RajanHOST
Thank you so much for coming in and being with us on the Amol Rajan Connection.
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20:13Delia SmithGUEST
Thank you.
Rise of creator journalists, free newspaper woes, and demise of Quartz
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18:08Dominic PonsfordHOST
He's probably making a lot more money now as a creator than he did working at places.
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18:15Charlotte TobittHOST
And what do you think about Amol Rajan's new thing, having left the BBC Today programme?
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18:21Dominic PonsfordHOST
Yeah, so Amol is similar.
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18:23Dominic PonsfordHOST
He's promised us a twice-weekly interview, which I guess will be on YouTube.
Smash The High Chair
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40:58Andy DawsonHOST
I kind of checked out for a moment because I think we've got a new king of slop.
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41:02Andy DawsonHOST
And it's Amol Rajan, who presents University Challenge, and I think he was the morning presenter on Radio 4?
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41:11Sam DelaneyHOST
He was,
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41:11Andy DawsonHOST
yeah.
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41:12Andy DawsonHOST
He's left the BBC, he says, and he's got his own channel called the Amol Rajan Connection.
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41:19Sam DelaneyHOST
Right, okay.
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41:20Andy DawsonHOST
And he's doing long-form interviews, and his first one came out a week ago.
Episode 2 - Delia Smith: Ingredients for life
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9:20Delia SmithGUEST
And so power wielders love division.
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9:24Amol RajanHOST
One of the reasons, honestly, I called this show, what I'm doing, my business, The Amol Rajan Connection, is because I feel very strongly that connection is one of the supreme goals of life and of politics.
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9:40Amol RajanHOST
And I think we've lost sight of it a little bit.
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9:43Delia SmithGUEST
Not a little bit.
58 MINS LATER
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67:22Amol RajanHOST
Delia Smith.
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67:25Amol RajanHOST
I really enjoyed us the book and I really enjoyed us the chat.
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67:28Amol RajanHOST
Thank you so much for coming on the Amol Rajan Connection.
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67:30Delia SmithGUEST
Oh, it was lovely for me too.
Diversity Is Not Our Strength: How the Left and Right Broke Multiculturalism
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20:59Katharine BirbalsinghHOST
You can pre-order it now on Amazon or wherever you buy books at the link in the description down below.
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21:04Katharine BirbalsinghHOST
And I'm told it's an easy read, actually, by several people, including Amol Rajan.
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21:10Katharine BirbalsinghHOST
You know Amol Rajan.
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21:11Katharine BirbalsinghHOST
He was on the BBC for an eternity, and he's now recently launched his own project called The Amal Rajan Connection, and I wished the very best to him.
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21:21Katharine BirbalsinghHOST
I mention him because he gave me a quote for the cover of the book, and I'd like to read some of it to you because I think it captures what you get from the book if you decide to read it.
Betting Show: 8/1 NAP double, 69/1 Eggman & West Ham v Southampton Big Match Preview
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44:15Ali MaxwellHOST
You got distracted by a WhatsApp when I was talking earlier.
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44:17Ali MaxwellHOST
I ended up on Amol Rajan's YouTube channel looking at how the views were.
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44:22Ali MaxwellHOST
How are they? Not great.
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44:24Ali MaxwellHOST
It's not as easy as it looks.
The Greatest Twist in Mailbag History | Triforce Mailbag #78
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11:50SipsHOST
Okay, you ready? Right.
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11:51SipsHOST
First up, Amol Rajan.
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11:53SipsHOST
I've heard of him.
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11:54SipsHOST
I wouldn't recognize him.
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