Episodes (Page 2)
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John Bew examines the Western alliance crisis triggered by Trump's push to acquire Greenland and the broader geopolitical friction this reveals
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Debate over the ICE killing of Renee Good in Minneapolis examining conflicting interpretations: civil liberties violation versus lawful federal operation obstructed by Good's vehicle
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Analysis of Trump's escalating rhetoric to acquire Greenland, examining historical legal basis for Danish sovereignty and modern geopolitical drivers including Arctic militarization and space race ...
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Yanis Varoufakis recounts his experience as one of the most deepfaked figures on YouTube, using this as a case study for the unsettling rise of AI-generated misinformation
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James Hankins warns of cultural amnesia in elite institutions and the degradation of the Western canon, spanning 2,500 years from ancient Greek reason to modern 'cult of innovation'
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Greg Lukianoff reports that 2025 surpassed 2020 as the worst year on record for campus censorship, with the political right now adopting the cancel culture tactics it once opposed
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Steve Gallant, a convicted murderer who became a hero during the 2019 London Bridge terror attack, recounts subduing attacker Usman Khan with a narwhal tusk on his first day release
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Migration expert Dr. Madeleine Sumption dissects ONS figures showing dramatic crash in UK net migration, questioning sensationalist headlines about 'exodus of fed-up Brits'
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Oxford epidemiologist Sunetra Gupta, author of the Great Barrington Declaration, calls the £200 million COVID inquiry's conclusion an 'insult' to public intelligence
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Freddie Sayers critiques the £200 million COVID inquiry for concluding Britain's only mistake was not locking down sooner, ignoring collateral damage to a generation of children
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Matthew Crawford discusses the 'Smart City' vision where urban life is optimized by data and human unpredictability is treated as a 'bug' to be fixed
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Analysis of Trump's threatened lawsuit against the BBC examining the legal arguments and whether he can actually win from constitutional and defamation law perspectives
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Dieter Helm argues the Net Zero project is built on 'smoke and mirrors,' revealing why 30 years of COPs have been ineffective and exposing decades of political deception
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Fraser Nelson analyzes the growing perception of a migrant-driven crimewave following the Huntingdon train stabbing, examining disputed Ministry of Justice data on foreigner convictions
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In-person debate at UnHerd's Manhattan headquarters on whether Zohran Mamdani
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Yanis Varoufakis and Wolfgang Munchau dismantle the narrative that Europe is helping Ukraine by raiding frozen Russian assets, arguing it is legally questionable and self-defeating
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Helen Andrews discusses her article 'The Great Feminization' arguing that female group dynamics
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Authors discuss their book "God, the Science, the Evidence".
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Debate on Margaret Thatcher's legacy and impact on Britain.
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Eric Kaufmann discusses declining trans and queer identity among Gen Z.