Podcast appearances and mentions of jon lansman

**This is a free preview of a paid episode - to listen to the full conversation sign up at patreon.com/crashcoursepod**For my sixth episode on the Gaza War I interviewed Jon Lansman on the Labour Party and Israel-Palestine. Jon is a long-time stalwart of the Labour left who ran both of Jeremy Corbyn's successful leadership campaign, and I've known personally since 2015. I have a lot of time and respect for Jon, though as you'll hear though in this conversation, I've disagreed with him on a number of things since the start of the Gaza War.I hope you'll agree we managed those disagreements in a productive way, and that you'll learn something from them regardless of the side on which you fall. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Subscribe over at patreon.com/reelpolitik and get the full 53 extra minutes of Lilah here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/94145707 In the rest of our conversation with Lilah @leechwaifu, we talk about our most problematic centrist associates, our most problematic associate in general FFF's Israel fundraiser stream, i have various tech issues, Lilah speculates as to whether Jon Lansman got got, then a detour into Lee Kern leads us to talk about Tintin for like half an hour, including a full run-through of the plot of OG Tintin adventure Tintin in the Land of the Soviets.

In the week Jeremy Corbyn was blocked from running again as a Labour MP, host Aggie Chambre takes a look at the secretive world of MPs' selections — and learns how insidery cliques, funding and old-school sexism can all be barriers to entry.Aggie takes a road trip with the man who helped select Rishi Sunak for his North Yorkshire seat, and hears more about the prime minister's slick sales pitch to local members. Tory peer Anne Jenkin discusses her efforts to get more women into parliament, while Labour MP Stella Creasy recalls what it's actually like to go through the high-pressure selection process. Aggie also speaks to journalist Michael Crick about his work cataloguing the 2024 election candidates selected so far, and to author Isabel Hardman on why we get the wrong politicians. And former Momentum boss Jon Lansman has his say on Corbyn's de-selection, and explains how he believes selection 'stitch ups' in the Labour Party could lead to the rise of fascism in Britain. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Labour's governing body has voted to block Jeremy Corbyn from standing as a Labour candidate at the next general election. Mr Corbyn is already suspended as a Labour MP and sits as an independent following a row over antisemitism. In a statement, he said the decision to block him showed "contempt" for the voters who had supported the party at the 2017 and 2019 elections while he was party leader. On the Sky News Daily, politics correspondent Liz Bates speaks to Jon Lansman, the co-founder of Momentum who ran Mr Corbyn's successful leadership campaign in 2015, and to Luke Akehurst, a member of the National Executive Committee which voted Mr Corbyn out.Producer: Rosie GillottEditor: Philly Beaumont

As Jeremy Corbyn is barred from standing as a Labour MP, Momentum founder Jon Lansman accuses Keir Starmer of behaving like 'Putin of the Labour Party'.Matt is also joined by veteran MP Dame Margaret Hodge and Times Red Box Editor Patrick Maguire to discuss Corbyn's future, and what's left of the Labour left.Plus columnists Daniel Finkelstein and Henry Zeffman on what Humza Yousaf's election means for Scottish independence, the power of protest, and whether fans of Rishi Sunak are Rishologists or Sunaketeers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For many he's the great leader that Labour should have had. Now that he's left frontline politics, Alan Johnson is trying his hand at writing fiction with his debut thriller The Late Train to Gipsy Hill out now. In a wide-ranging interview, he talks to Andrew Harrison about his love of suspense novels, whether the book's plot alludes to the Litvinenko murder, Starmer's first year in charge, Labour's Brexit turmoil… and that infamous election night monologue against Jon Lansman. Also featuring mod talk, with a special playlist chosen by Alan. • “I never wanted to be Labour leader… neither did Corbyn and it showed”• “I was part of the history of the Labour Party. 2010 was not my time”• “The public are still unsure if we're in the Corbyn mould. Keir needs to assure them that we're not”• “If Theresa May's deal had gone through the Tory Party would've torn themselves apart”• “Nobody should go into politics without some real-life experience under their belt” Produced and presented by Andrew Harrison. Assistant producers: Jelena Sofronijevic and Jacob Archbold. Music by Kenny Dickinson. Audio production by Alex Rees. THE BUNKER is a Podmasters Production Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3q8577kzcw3HVN6XvabFtw?si=4BNgYsoTQTWzVSeRGDfirg&dl_branch=1 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We have a first this month as Emma and Steve are joined by our first guest ever to be portrayed onscreen as a character. Jon Lansman talks about the 1981 Labour Party conference and the battle to change the way the party elects its leader as depicted in a BBC docudrama which can be found here. 

In this special episode of Podaganda journalists Ben Cowles and Steve Sweeney interview the Electronic Intifada’s Asa Winstanley about Palestine, journalism, the so-called Labour anti-semitism crisis, and his ban from the Labour Party conference.    Brace yourself for profoundly left-wing views and plenty of bad language   Show notes:   Check out the Electronic Intifada’s brilliant journalism here: electronicintifada.net   Asa Winstanley’s work for EI can be found here: electronicintifada.net/people/asa-winstanley    Sign the petition calling on the Labour Party to reinstate Asa’s press pass for conference: http://bit.ly/2m9Dh9r     Read Asa’s story on Jon Lansman wanting to remove Jeremy Corbyn here: http://bit.ly/2kEibzy    Follow Podaganda, Ben Cowles, Steve Sweeney, and Asa Winstanley on Twitter via: @PodagandaCast, @Cowlesz, @SweeneySteve, @AsaWinstanley

Matt Zarb-Cousin and Max Shanly talk about the Lib Dems pining for the Tories, the civil service briefing against Corbyn and how much they love and respect Jon Lansman – and why they think you should too. http://novaramedia.com/?p=13922

In a live recording at HowTheLightGetsIn Festival, Giles talks to Momentum founder and Labour Party activist Jon Lansman about the European Elections, losing his wife to cancer, and cleaning chicken coops in an Israeli kibbutz.

Jon Lansman ist nur wenigen bekannt, dabei ist er einer der einflussreichsten Menschen der britischen Politik. Als Kampagnen-Chef von Jeremy Corbyn hat er wesentlich zu dessen Wahl als Labour-Vorsitzendem beigetragen – ein beinahe unmöglicher Sieg. Seither sorgt Lansman mit der politischen Organisation Momentum dafür, dass Corbyn trotz harscher Gegnerschaft in- und außerhalb der Partei erfolgreich ist. Und er setzt sich mit tausenden Freiwilligen dafür ein, die Labour Party zu einer demokratischen Bewegung zu machen. Wir haben Lansman in Wien getroffen und mit ihm über Momentum, Jeremy Corbyn und den Brexit gesprochen. Interview in Textform: https://kontrast.at/interview-jon-lansmans-momentum-jeremy-corbyn/ Musik: Battle (Boss) von BoxCat Games (Lizenz: Creative Commons Attribution License)

Helen and Stephen discuss the ongoing row over anti-Semitism in the Labour Party, as well as the internal politics of the party's NEC elections and the possible deselection ballots against pro-Brexit MPs Kate Hoey and Frank Field. They also answer a popular listener question: will and should there be a “people's vote” on the exit deal Theresa May eventually strikes with the EU?Further reading:—Jon Lansman's obituary for Vladimir Derer.—Stephen's blog on Pete Willsman.—Could a Labour split stop Brexit?Send us your questions for future episodes via Twitter @ns_podcasts, @stephenkb, @helenlewis or join us on Facebook for a live Q&A. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jon Lansman is the founder and creator of Momentum - the grassroots movement which helped propel Jeremy Corbyn to the Labour leadership and has transformed the Labour Party. Jon has been involved in left-wing activism his whole life and speaks movingly about his education, his relationship with Tony Benn and the reason his beard changed. It's an insight into the history of Corbynism and its roots in radical left-wing politics. You can follow Jon on Twitter @jonlansman You can follow Matt on Twitter @mattforde See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of TyskySour Aaron Bastani and Michael Walker are joined by Labour Party activist and founder of Momentum Jon Lansman.

WLRN's Thistle Pettersen was able to connect with Venice Allan on January 22nd to talk about her recent suspension from the UK Labor Party. Ms. Allan is accused of bullying and harassment of Labour Party officials and trans-identifying males. These people include Heather Peto, TIM running for MP and already on the Labour Party's All Women Shortlist, Lily Madigan, Women's Officer, Jon Lansman, recently elected to the National Executive Committee, Paris Lees, a trans-identifying male activist, Eddie Izzard famous cross dressing British comic and CLITORIS, an unknown ‘cis’ councillor bloke from Anne Ruzylo’s constituency. Ms. Allan was also targeted in an open letter from some Irish feminists that you can see in the link below. They do not want her to come to Ireland on the We Need To Talk Tour that is slated to have an event on February 14th. https://feministire.com/2018/01/22/an-open-letter-to-the-organisers-of-the-we-need-to-talk-tour-from-a-group-of-feminists-in-ireland/amp/?__twitter_impression=true Ms. Allan and other feminists are promoting a gofundme campaign to raise money to take the British Labour Party to court for not following their own rules about people running for women's positions within the party. Ms. Allan and others argue that men running for women's positions in the party should have a gender recognition certificate in order to run. Those accusing her of bullying are saying they do not need the certificate to run for women's positions, but rather that the "unwritten policy" of the party is to allow men to self-identify as women and run. https://www.gofundme.com/fighting-for-female-representatives

Earlier this week Jon Lansman, founder and leader of left-wing political group Momentum, was elected to the Labour Party's National Executive Committee. A 60-year-old veteran of the hard left, Lansman has been credited with helping get Jeremy Corbyn elected as Labour leader and to successfully rallying thousands of activists behind the Momentum movement. But his critics say he can be a dogmatic, even bullying, leader, quick to crush dissent. On this week's 'Profile', Mark Coles speaks to relatives, friends, colleagues and analysts about Lansman's triumphs and tragedies. Producer: Ben Carter Editor: Emma Rippon.

Jon Lansman talks to Nick about where Momentum could be taking the Labour party.

The founder of the pro-Corbyn movement Momentum has lunch with Becky Milligan and discusses anti-Semitism, Ken Livingstone and his own memories of growing up in a Jewish household in the 1960s.