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Podcast by Radical Reformers podcast
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Recent Episodes
May 27, 2026
Everythingism with Joe Hill
In the latest episode of the Radical Reformers podcast, Andrew Laird sits down with Joe Hill, Director of Strategy at Restate (and the winner of last year’s Think Tanker of the Year award!), for a timely and thought-provoking conversation about the importance of really bold public service reform ideas. From his journey through the civil service and Treasury to his work shaping some of the most influential policy thinking in Westminster, Joe offers a fascinating perspective on how change really happens. At the heart of the episode is his powerful critique of “everythingism” - the idea that every policy should try to deliver every objective, everywhere, all at once. A problem many people working in public services will instantly recognise: blurred priorities, diluted focus and policy that tries to do too much. This episode is about the importance of new ideas, the role of think tanks in shifting debate, and why real reform depends on people being willing to say the uncomfortable thing out loud. Above all, it’s a compelling call to be courageous - to think clearly, write honestly, challenge consensus and push for something better. If you care about public service reform, policy innovation and the future of government, head here to listen
May 14, 2026
Test, Learn and Grow with Nick Kimber
In the latest episode of Radical Reformers, Andrew Laird welcomes Nick Kimber, Director of Public Service Reform in Cabinet Office and the lead for the Test, Learn and Grow (TLG) Programme. We all know the huge pressures public services currently face - and in this conversation we’re reminded that fast experimentation and learning can be more powerful than writing the perfect business plan. Nick and Andrew also discuss: - What the TLG programme is - and isn’t (spoiler it's not a digital change programme!) - How starting small and testing in the real world can build evidence and confidence through iterative learning rather than long, linear, pre-determined pilots. - The importance of working across departmental and organisational boundaries at all levels to close the gap between policy intent and achieving real change. They finish with a call to action. The TLG programme, the Changing Futures programme, the place-based budget pilots will only have succeeded if they are catalysts for a broader and sustainable movement If you’re trying to deliver change in complex systems, this episode is one for you.
April 29, 2026
Trust, local Institutions and long-term thinking with Dr. Jonathan Carr-West
In the latest episode of the #RadicalReformers Podcast, Andrew Laird is joined by Dr Jonathan Carr-West, Chief Executive of the Local Government Information Unit (LGIU). Jonathan and Andrew explore the importance of communities having trust in councils and other key local institutions and also why long-term thinking matters. They discuss how both councils and the communities they serve have essential roles to play in our society and its future success. Councils create the enabling framework, accountability and formal representation. Communities bring civic energy, local knowledge and the capability to shape solutions that fit real lives. Jonathan is also clear that embedding prevention and place-based approaches can take years - but that’s exactly why they’re so powerful. Ten years can feel incremental until you look back and realise it was the most radical change of all! When participation works through and alongside institutions, you get the best of both. For anyone working in (or alongside) public services who’s trying to make an impact, Jonathan’s advice is simple - just "keep going" - because the difference isn’t always one dramatic leap, it’s often the accumulation of changes made every single day. Real change rarely arrives with a quick, big announcement. More often, it’s built quietly through long-term thinking, shared endeavour, and the discipline to keep going.
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