HeyJaredTim Selwyn
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Tim Selwyn – Aotearoa Podcast Survey August 2026 (opens the original)
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August saw seven new podcasts added who have over a thousand views. The podcasts keep getting stronger. The survey list currently (10/09/2026) consists of 95 podcasts that are monitored. For August there were 22 inactive podcasts and 69 active podcasts. This is an increase of 12 active podcasts on the previous survey of February (posted here 05/03/2026) There were 21 livestream podcasts in August (19 in February). There were 63 podcasts with politics appearing as a subject (40 in February). Of t
Tim Selwyn – Aotearoa Podcast Survey August 2026 (opens the original)
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The survey list currently (10/09/2026) consists of 95 podcasts that are monitored. For August there were 22 inactive podcasts and 69 active podcasts. The previous survey of February (posted here 05/03/2026) Top 10 Political Podcasts in Aotearoa – August 2026 Based on average YouTube viewership during the calendar month, the following programmes rank as the most watched political podcasts in Aotearoa. Livestreamed political programmes represent a growing segment of the podcast ecosystem, with sev
Tim Selwyn: Crypto Bro’s or Crypto Ho’s? Seymour and McKee’s Crypto Shows (opens the original)
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It must be an Act Party sense of humour to have brought out their crypto currency policy in time for this year’s New Zealand Gambling Harm Awareness Week. Maybe it just coincided with the local crypto con, CryptoWinter26 NZ conference, at Queenstown last week by accident. Leader, and Red Dwarfcos-play favourite, David Seymour, has been promoting the party’s increasing commitment to full-scale, post-apocalyptic libertarian monetary theory on the podcasts with the crypto bros, while his deputy, Ni
Tim Selwyn – RMA bonfire and TPM’s tax plan (opens the original)
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Two things grabbed me from parliament this week (26/08/2026). The RMA replacement and an announcement from Te Pati Maori. TPM’s tax policy was announced earlier in the day by the co-leaders. Debbie and Rawiri. For the first time in this term they looked and sounded like they knew what they were doing. They looked credible. They knew the numbers, they didn’t stumble in the media scrum. The policies weren’t as radical as 5%+ polling Opportunity, and they named the motivation and need for each of t
Immigration back to the colonial future (opens the original)
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“They died for New Zealand.” That is what is inscribed on the memorial stone at the military cemetery in Opotiki. None of the original Government invasion force of September 1865 suffered fatalities – the soldiers buried here were due to their own later misadventures. The stone was probably erected about 1900. The place is neglected, but from memory the NZDF has taken some responsibility by having some bronze plates put on some of the unmarked graves. They died for New Zealand. Gave their lives
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