The Slightly Correct Political Show 28: Year in Review

The Slightly Correct Political Show 28: Year in Review

Comedians Jeremy Elwood (7 Days), Chris Brain (Billy T Award Winner) join broadcaster Pat Brittenden to review the political year - the election result, fall out for Labour and the new leadership structure, delving into the US mid-terms and a look to 2015 Running time: 0:32:36

The Slightly Correct Political Show 27: Picking over the bones of the election, what Labour needs to do, raise a glass to the Conservatives

Pat Brittenden joins comedians Jeremy Elwood and Chris Brain to look over the demolition of the NZ Labour Party by National in the 2014 Election. They mull over where next for Labour and pick over the bones of the dead carcass that is the 2014 election. Running time: 0:48:13

The Slightly Correct Political Show 26: Early voting. Is a vote for the Conservatives a wasted vote? Was the Moment of Truth a missed opportunity?

In this final pre-election episode – a debate on the merits of early voting, the idea of wasted votes and ponder if a Conservatives vote is indeed wasted and mull over Kim Dotcom's much hyped 'Moment of Truth' and try to figure out who it actually helped. Running time: 0:38:00

The Slightly Correct Political Show 25: The real brains of the operation

Pat and Jeremy are joined by the real Brains of the operation, Pat's 5 year old daughter as they look at leaders debates, tax non-policies and the final 10 days of the election cycle. Running time: 0:34:07

The Slightly Correct Political Show 24: Judith Collins 'crushed', Conservatives link not smacking kids to prostitution, Winston has a dilemma

Leaders debates, a Minister being sacked, National looking more than rattled, a Conservative MP thinking you need to smack your kids to keep them off the pipe and more - it's a hectic episodes to match an even more hectic week of politics. Running time: 0:40:24