Mersey Views

Mersey Views is Liverpool City Council's monthly podcast: an honest, plainspoken conversation between the city and the people who run it. Each episode, council leader Liam Robinson and Dylan Evans take one subject that matters to Liverpool and really get into it, alongside the people living and leading the work. Expect a straight-talking briefing from the leader, a deep dive with guests who know their subject inside out, and Your City, Your Questions, where residents put their questions directly to the leader with no script and no dodging. This isn't a council broadcast. It's warm, accountable, and confident enough to name what isn't working. From becoming an anti-racist city to backing the next generation, Mersey Views is where Liverpool's real conversations happen.

Mersey Views is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #2

  What an anti-racist Liverpool actually looks like

  Aug 30, 20261h 3mS1

  <p>"Never when I became a teacher did I think we'd have police outside our gates protecting our young people."</p> <p>October Wright is Deputy Head of King David High School, Liverpool's only Jewish secondary. Dr Dominique Walker chairs the Anthony Walker Foundation, set up after her brother Anthony was murdered in a racist attack in 2005. Both join host Dylan Evans and council leader Cllr Liam Robinson in the Cunard Building for the most serious conversation this show has had yet.</p> <p>On the table: what separates free speech from organised intimidation, why hate crime goes unreported and...

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  Becoming a Child Friendly City

  Jul 30, 202642 minS1

  <p>Liverpool has just been recognised by UNICEF as a Child Friendly City. But what does that actually mean for a young person growing up here, and how do you prove a city is listening rather than just collecting accolades?</p> <p>In the very first episode of Mersey Views, council leader Liam Robinson and Dylan Evans sit down with two guests who put young people first every day.</p> <p>Ismaeel Hayter is fifteen. He runs his own window and car washing business, is taking on young "trailblazers" this summer, and works with the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine...

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