Wee Lads, Big Problems

50 Shades of Green... Parties: Germany, Ireland, and Denmark

59 min · 25. mar. 2021
Billede af episoden 50 Shades of Green... Parties: Germany, Ireland, and Denmark

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What makes some green parties more effective than others? Should green politics be driven by pragmatism or principles? And finally, do we even need green parties? How did an 'article' in Playboy herald the beginning of Green Party politics? Join Evan and Ryan as they talk to Conal O'Boyle and Ben Rododera. Conal is a climate activist, member of the Labour Party and a former member of the Green Party. Ben is a PPES student from Germany. Both of these people know what they're talking about, and the Wee Lads are there too!

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