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Hey, welcome to Not Just Politics where we get young voices heard. We've been away a while, and have heard many have missed us! So thank you for baring with us at NJP, and me (Jordyn) would love to say a personal thank you to everyone who has stuck with us throughout this time! 
This interview comes from the other side of the pond, with the founders of Grassroots App, which will soon be downloadable on Apple Store and Google Play. The idea of the app is to connect politicians to their constituents and in other countries on a non-biased platform. Tune in to see what the app is all about! 

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WE’RE BACK BABY! And to make up for the time we’ve been away, we have an absolutely KILLER 1 hour collective interview with the arts. I’ve been so excited to release this episode and if you are in the arts, there’s some great advice and uplifting words from our interviewees and if you’re not, have a listen and see what it’s really like for young people in The Arts right now. @alfiemurraymint @amurraypoetry @polly_sellman @elliedemireva thank you ever so much for joining and can’t wait for everyone to hear it and thank you as always to our producer @cameronnesbitt 🌟

In this episode we discuss pros and cons of the democratic elects and assess some of their previous policies and what we believe they should be pressed on when obtaining presidency.

Hey there, welcome to not just politics where we try and break down this months news. October has been one hell of a month with a lot of news, we discuss the US elections, Tory policies, lockdown, curfews etc

In this episode we welcome our new podcast producer and discuss the controversial topic of refunds for university students in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic... 

This week I talk to Ben Barlow on the Conservative government's led new obesity strategy which includes: mandating calorie displays on menus, banning junk food adverts before 9pm, offering Weight Watchers discounts and ending discount deals on “unhealthy” foods and also making calories mandatory on food, which reflects the widely held misconception that weight loss can be achieved by restricting calories and fat. 

We answer questions such as: How do you think the public is reacting to the new strategy? Do you think this new strategy is a bit hypocritical because of eat out help out that also offers Big Mac for £1.60, a box of 20 McNuggets for £3? What do you think the impact of this new initiative will be psychologically?