

The Rise of WEAK Politicians - James Whale
Oct 2, 2024
James Whale is a prominent British radio personality and author, known for his work across various media platforms. He discusses the decline of strong political leadership and the media's role in public perception. Whale shares insights on the arrogant nature of career politicians, advocating for term limits and civic engagement. The conversation touches on personal stories about facing mortality, highlighting the need to cherish life. Additionally, they critique current political issues, particularly the struggles of young people with rising housing costs and the disconnect between politicians and the public.
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Thatcher at Stringfellows
- James Whale recounts a night with Margaret Thatcher at Stringfellows strip club.
- Thatcher surprisingly worked the room for donations during a Conservative fundraiser.
Were Politicians Better?
- The hosts discuss whether politicians were better in the past or if it's nostalgia.
- They ponder if older politicians felt more in charge than those today.
Bernard Manning and Offensive Comedy
- James Whale asks the hosts about their views on older comedians like Bernard Manning.
- The hosts discuss Bernard Manning's offensive humor and his current perception as a hate figure.