What does coronavirus mean for public policy? With Polly Mackenzie

In the latest episode of Never Mind The Bar Charts, I talked with the chief executive of Demos, Polly Mackenzie, about the impact of coronavirus on public policy. We got a bonus bit of background music courtesy of one of her children and a piano.

As with the other shows since coronavirus, this one was recorded over video call so apologies for the occasional blip in sound quality.

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Show notes

• The Demos website, including the old content being re-released as discussed in the show.
• The previous show with Phil Cowley and that Martin Kettle piece.
• Nervous States: how feeling took over the world by William Davies – Amazon / Waterstones.
• Georgette Heyer’s books – Amazon / Waterstones.
• Polly’s previous appearance on Never Mind The Bar Charts.
• Follow Polly on Twitter.

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