THE MEMO PODCAST
The Memo is a long-form podcast exploring the ideas, people and stories shaping our future.
Hosted by Kaylem Shepherd, each episode brings together influential voices from politics, business, media, culture and beyond for thoughtful, in-depth conversations that go beyond the headlines. From world leaders and journalists to entrepreneurs, campaigners and creators, The Memo uncovers the experiences, decisions and ideas driving change in Britain and across the world.
Rather than chasing breaking news, The Memo asks the bigger questions: What kind of future are we building? Who is shaping it? And what can we learn from the people at its centre?
Curious, balanced and human, these are conversations designed to inform, challenge and inspire.
The Memo. Exploring the ideas, people and stories shaping our future.
CARL CASHMAN
Carl Cashman joins Kaylem Shepherd for a candid conversation about his vision for Liverpool, the future of the Liberal Democrats, and what it takes to rebuild trust in politics. Together, they explore leadership, public service and the changing face of modern political life.
IAIN DALE
Iain Dale joins Kaylem Shepherd for a wide-ranging conversation reflecting on his career in broadcasting and politics, the lessons he's learned along the way, and the people and moments that have shaped his life. It's an honest discussion about ambition, resilience and the future of political conversation in Britain.
ANGIE WONG
Angie Wong joins Kaylem Shepherd for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of the Republican Party, America's changing political landscape and the global implications of today's biggest political stories. Together, they explore party identity, political strategy and what comes next for the United States.
george ABARAOYNE
In this episode of The Memo, I sit down with former Oxford Union President-elect George Abaraonye to talk about ambition, identity, and what it's like to find yourself at the centre of a national controversy.