

Spectator Out Loud: Christopher Caldwell, Gus Carter, Ruaridh Nicoll, Tanya Gold, and Books of the Year I
Nov 2, 2024
In this discussion, Christopher Caldwell analyzes the implications of a potential Trump victory on U.S. support for Ukraine, urging a reassessment of European strategies. Gus Carter presents the argument that exiting the European Convention on Human Rights won't solve Britain's complex immigration woes. Ruaridh Nicoll shares gripping stories from Havana amidst ongoing power outages, showcasing community resilience in difficult times. A cultural dive into toffee apples adds a fun twist, while a selection of intriguing books enriches the conversation.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Political Shifts and Immigration Complexity
02:13 • 16min
Cuba's Power Crisis and Community Resilience
18:03 • 6min
The Cultural Journey of the Toffee Apple
24:12 • 3min
Books of the Year: Historical Insights and Personal Narratives
27:03 • 5min
Exploring Dystopian Narratives and Historical Experiences
32:27 • 2min