Fire at Will
Pfizer’s crimes against humanity, with Naomi Wolf
There has been no real, society-wide reflection on the way we responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. We need to reflect…
Why Trump won, with Melissa Chen
Donald Trump will be the 47th President of the United States. He will be the second President in history to…
The top 10 greatest British history questions, with Dominic Sandbrook
In a recent episode with Lord Frost, Will asked him if he was hopeful for the future of the United…
Landslide incoming, with Sean Spicer
We are 10 days out from the most important US election of our lifetimes. Of course that’s what they always…
Starmer’s 100-day report card, with Lord David Frost
The start of a new government sets a tone that is often difficult to change. And the tone of Keir…
The war on the past, with Frank Furedi
There are many things that are depressing about the modern culture wars, but none more so than the war on…
After the Pogrom, with Brendan O’Neill
In some respects, October 7 and the events that have followed is the continuation of a story that is almost…
Why I left the UK, with Calvin Robinson
There is a deep pessimism in the UK in 2024; a mood that has only got worse since the arrival…
America’s vibes election, with Alex Castellanos
For many voters, the upcoming US election isn’t really about the border, or the deficit, or guns, or healthcare, or…
Turning the tables on Will Kingston
Comic and GB News Host Nick Dixon was on the show a few weeks ago. He returned the favour by…
The grim rise of Islamic sectarianism, with Darren Grimes
Talking about Islam is a dangerous business, but talk about it we must. The West is facing a civilisational moment,…
The plan to silence Britain, with Toby Young
Free speech is under attack all over the Western world, but the assault may be the most sinister in the…
How to defeat wokeism, with Helen Pluckrose
It’s easy to say that “woke ideology” is a nonsense. It’s much harder to say that when your job, your…
The horror of Starmer’s Britain, with Nick Dixon
The United Kingdom is a great country. It’s arguably contributed more to the flourishing of Western civilization than any other.…
The unstoppable rise of the nanny state, with Christopher Snowdon
Across the Anglosphere, governments on both sides of politics have never been more interested in the personal lives of their…
Going all-in, with Liv Boeree
What the mainstream media calls a “conspiracy theory” is often nothing more than an amalgam of incentives hiding in plain…
Inside Israel’s information war, with Eylon Levy
When it comes to conflict in the Middle East, there’s the war, and then there’s the war about the war.…
America’s forever war, with Nick Bryant
The American experiment is failing. Division, mistrust and misinformation are now the country’s defining characteristics. The storming of the Capitol,…
We’re all Soviets now, with Sir Niall Ferguson
Sir Niall Ferguson is arguably the world’s greatest living historian. He first pointed out that we’re in Cold War II…
Lies my liberal teacher told me, with Wilfred Reilly
Education was once the search for truth. Sadly, this is no longer the case in many universities across the Western…
Decoding the modern bloke, with Geoff Norcott
It wasn’t so long ago that one phrase sat above any other in the hierarchy of endorsements for a British…
“Machines are the children of humanity” – Agnieszka Pilat
It feels like AI can now write anything for us and create anything for us. In some respects it’s exciting,…
How the elites betrayed America’s working class, with Batya-Ungar Sargon
There has long been a curious sub-genre in liberal journalism. It can best be described as “examining working class Americans…
Gay Shame, with Gareth Roberts
Perhaps the most peculiar aspect of ‘Pride’ is how it has lumped together the gay population, with the most extreme…
Imagining nuclear armageddon, with Annie Jacobsen
The world could end before you finish listening to this podcast. That’s the reality of a nuclear-armed world. If a…
