Ed Miliband is coming to the Liverpool Guild of Students
He’s recording a live version of his hit podcast “Reasons to be Cheerful”
This Monday (the 19th February), Ed Miliband and his co-host Geoff Lloyd are coming to Mountford Hall in the Guild to record a live version of "Reasons to be Cheerful".
A spokesperson for Ed Miliband told the Tab: "It’s a podcast about ideas to change our society, with a lot of humour along the way. We recently reached over 1 million downloads and regularly have nearly 80,000 listeners a week."
Our next live episode of @cheerfulpodcast takes place in Liverpool on Monday February 19th at 7.30pm. Tickets go on sale at noon tomorrow, Don't miss out… https://t.co/DKZ3ZZAsvn
— Ed Miliband (@Ed_Miliband) February 1, 2018
The episode follows on from the first ever live recording in London in January, in which Ed and Geoff discussed the mental health crisis with special guests Ruby Wax, George Ezra, and Professor Sir Simon Wessely.
Walk onto holborn tube escalator. Man shouts ' oh my god it's Nick Clegg'… Hmmm not exactly
— Ed Miliband (@Ed_Miliband) June 25, 2015
Student tickets are £10.75 and are available on the Guild website here.
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