House of Comments - Episode 65 - The Spending Review Review

Episode 65 of the House of Comments podcast "The Spending Review Review" is out. This week myself and Emma Burnell are joined by Conservative liberal campaigning organisation Bright Blue's Kate Maltby to discuss the spending review and the related fortunes of the parties in its wake, the double dip that never was, royal spending, ministerial no shows and violent porn.

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If you are a political blogger and wish to be considered as a future guest please drop me an e-mail at markreckons@live.co.uk.

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PS: A big thanks to Audioboo for hosting the podcast for us and especially to Audioboo's James O'Malley who has helped us out getting relaunched. James is also editor of The Pod Delusion podcast which is about "interesting things" and is well worth a listen too! We would also like to thank Kevin MacLeod from Incompetech.com for our theme music.

Kate Maltby and Anthony Painter on House of Comments - Episode 29

The latest "House of Comments" podcast with myself and Stuart Sharpe of the Sharpe's Opinion political blog is now live. The 29th episode which we recorded on Tuesday 8th June is available to download raw mp3 file here or you can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes here.

The format is to invite political bloggers on each week to discuss a few of the stories that are making waves in the blogosphere.

This week we were joined by Labour blogger Anthony Painter and Conservative blogger Kate Maltby.

We discussed David Cameron's first PMQs, the aftermath of the Cumbrian killings and whether we need a further tightening of the gun control laws and the latest on the Labour leadership contest.

If you are a political blogger and would like to participate in the future, please drop me an e-mail here.