The Truth (In My Opinion)

Reform UK is the focus here, as Cody answers listener questions about what the party stands for, why it operates as a business, and how to think about the people who vote for it. It sounds aimed at anyone trying to make sense of the party’s appeal among friends or family.

Lou Sanders joins Cody Dahler for a comedy-led run through a grab bag of headline stories, including a child breaking a Rubik’s Cube record, a first edition of To Kill a Mockingbird turning up in a charity shop, and pesticides linked to cancer. It sounds broad, fast-moving, and driven by Lou’s offbeat energy.

AI panic is the main event here, with Cody arguing that fears of machines taking over are overblown and useful mainly to powerful people selling a weak product. The episode also folds in a tabloid detour from Becky and a couple of oddball headlines for a looser, comedy-led listen.

Palantir’s role in the NHS, far-right antics, and a controversial Man United billionaire drive this week’s conversation with comedian Tadiwa Mahlunge. It sounds like a lively, funny episode that mixes political skepticism with absurd headlines and a guest ready to dig in.

This episode tackles a grab bag of weekly stories: difficult dogs, billionaires, and conspiracy-minded pensioners damaging UK traffic scanners. Cody and Becky take on the chaos with a comedy-news vibe and plenty of room for listener comments.