Media mogul Rupert Murdoch discusses the UK's north, the Gates of Hell, rhinos, and being in the bin. The podcast also covers topics such as the SAG strike, the impact of environmental concerns on the younger generation, and upcoming tour dates and subscriptions.
NASA successfully collected the largest sample of an asteroid ever collected from space.
Joe Biden has faced concerns about his age and ability to lead effectively as President.
Deep dives
NASA steals a bit of an asteroid
NASA successfully collected a sample of the Bennu asteroid after a seven-year mission. This marks the largest sample of an asteroid ever collected from space. The achievement has been celebrated for its scientific significance and technological prowess.
Joe Biden's struggles as President
Joe Biden has faced criticism and concerns about his performance as President, with questions about his age and ability to lead effectively. Instances of forgetfulness and verbal slips have led to speculation about his fitness for the role. The President's approval ratings have also seen a decline, causing some to question his ability to govern.
The UK's HS2 rail line controversy
The UK's HS2 rail line project has faced controversy as it is now not expected to reach either end of its planned route. The decision to stop the line at Old Oak Common in London has sparked criticism and disappointment, particularly among those in the north of England who were hoping for improved connectivity.
Rhino population recovery
The global rhinoceros population has shown signs of recovery, with the number of rhinos reaching around 27,000. This marks a significant increase compared to previous decades when the population dwindled due to poaching. While this recovery is seen as positive for conservation efforts, opinions may vary on the ideal number of rhinos to sustain.
Have the Gates of Hell opened? What do we do with all these rhinos? Does the UK even have a north? And who is in the bin this week? Rupert Murdoch, that's who!