Amol Rajan

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3,997 appearances 23 recordings 6 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 16 Jul

Amol Rajan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 23 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 12.

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We've had loads of questions for you, Shiv, as you can imagine.
And thank you so much, as ever, to every single person who sent in a question.
It means the world to us.
It shows how incredibly engaged you are in this podcast.
And that means the world to us.
Our first question is from Daryl.
11 times your annual salary.
But what about the idea that £350,000 is actually not at all easy to afford?
If you're a nurse on £35,000, you're not going to have 10 times that to afford a house.
It's not free, but it isn't subsidised.
It's not affordable.
I mean, a lot of
people hear the word affordable and say what they'd hope a single mom with two kids who's working really hard as a nursery assistant on 27 000 pounds maybe outside of london um even less they could afford it they certainly couldn't afford 350 000 so look affordability means lots of things sure people it's actually got a technical definition which we bat out of the water which is 20 less than the kind of market rate yeah we're already kind of 40 less so we're massively affordable on that basis so that's the that's one yardstick
The first thing is you've got to build the city.
OK, Daryl, thank you very much indeed for your questions.
This next one is from Dr Camilla Allen in Sheffield.
Here's Camilla.
Camilla, thank you so much.
I've got, because of the glory of the amazing production team on this podcast, a picture in front of me of that artist's impression.
So it's called Forest City One because your hope is that, to address Daryl's point, it is replicable, that other cities are inspired by this around this country and indeed elsewhere.
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