2024-06-27
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Welcome to Intelligence Squared, where great minds meet.
I'm head of programming, Connor Boyle.
Coming up, Aleister Campbell, the political strategist turned hit podcast host of the rest is politics returns to intelligence squared.
To discuss why politics really matters in our everyday lives, Campbell has just released two children's books, books for different age groups.
Aleister Campbell talks politics and why politics matters, which seek to educate young people and children about how politics really works and why it has the power to change the world.
In this episode, he speaks about those books themes, as well as his political awakening and journey into politics and thoughts on impending elections in France and the UK.
Our host for this conversation is Manveen Rana, host of the story, the flagship podcast for the Times and the Sunday Times.
Lets join Manvi now with more.
Our guest today is Alastair Campbell, who during the Blair years from 1994 until 2003 ruled over number ten as both the spokesperson and director of communications and strategy.
His reputation for making people quake in his presence inspired the hugely entertaining character of Malcolm Tucker in the Almande Annucci spoof the thick of it.
Since leaving Downing Street, Alistair has become a leading advocate in the field of mental health and is the co presenter of one of the UK's most popular podcasts.