The Viewpoint Podcast
The podcast that brings you life, the universe... and other strangeness.
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Episodes
Saturday Mar 21, 2015
Saturday Mar 21, 2015
In this episode, Ian Beaumont talks about Jeremy Clarkson, Benjamin Netanyahu's election win, and Nigel Farage's bad week for UKIP.
Saturday Mar 14, 2015
Saturday Mar 14, 2015
In this episode, Ian Beaumont links political craziness to a bus company going out of business, to talk about legitimacy of the electoral system, leaving the EU and coalition partners.
Saturday Mar 07, 2015
Saturday Mar 07, 2015
In this episode, Ian Beaumont talks about the ACMA winning the war against 2day FM, David Cameron dodging the debates & Kelly Clarkson laying the smack down on Katie Hopkins in the best possible way.
Saturday Feb 28, 2015
Saturday Feb 28, 2015
In this week's episode, Ian Beaumont talks about Nigel Farage's CPAC appearance, 2 lots of trouble for the Conservative Party, and a social media debate over the colour of a dress in a photo.
Saturday Feb 28, 2015
Saturday Feb 28, 2015
In this week's episode, Ian Beaumont talks about Nigel Farage's CPAC appearance, 2 lots of trouble for the Conservative Party, and a social media debate over the colour of a dress in a photo.
Saturday Feb 21, 2015
Saturday Feb 21, 2015
In this episode, Ian Beaumont talks about the Greek bailout, Ireland's same sex marriage referendum, A Saudi cleric's orbital lunacy, and disgraceful behaviour by football fans.
Saturday Feb 07, 2015
Saturday Feb 07, 2015
In this episode of the Viewpoint Podcast, Ian Beaumont talks about UK ex-pats having the vote and not choosing to use it, Incompetence in Ireland over wages, Sinn Fein doing it's own 1916 commemorations, and a family abducting their own child to teach him about "Stranger danger".
Saturday Jan 31, 2015
Saturday Jan 31, 2015
Another episode of the Viewpoint Podcast comes your way. In this edition, Ian Beaumont talks about the Deflategate scandal in the NFL, Tony Abbott's disastrous announcement of the Duke of Edinburgh being made a Knight of Australia, and worries that stock markets around the world, could fall by around 50%.