Justin Brierley defends the revival of belief in God with atheist Alex O'Connor and Christian Elizabeth Oldfield at the UnHerd Club. Topics include societal attitudes towards faith, personal narratives over logic, secular morality, the resurrection, and different perspectives on God, Christianity, and agnosticism.

Freddie Sayers and Konstantin Kisin dissect Tucker Carlson's interview with Putin, exploring skepticism, wokification, and missed opportunities in the conversation. They discuss the admiration for Russia, challenges of interviewing Putin, and the importance of setting boundaries in discussions. The podcast delves into truth in the age of disinformation and raises concerns about crossing boundaries in public figures' careers.

Freddie Sayers, Jacob Siegel, and Michael Shellenberger discuss the challenges of censorship, the evolution of disinformation, and strategies to combat censorship industrial complex. They explore the dangers of broad targeting, secretive censorship operations, and the importance of transparency in preserving free speech online.

Political commentator Emily Jashinsky discusses the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump with UnHerd's Freddie Sayers. They analyze Trump's image, potential shifts in his speaking tone for the Republican Convention, and the impacts of near-death experiences on political strategies. The discussion also covers the political landscape amidst recent events and the influence on Trump and Biden's election prospects.

Political commentator Freddie Sayers and Tom McTague discuss Labour's narrow victory in the UK elections, the shifting political landscape towards fragmented support, and the challenges faced by the Conservatives in regaining lost seats. They delve into the strategies needed for the next Tory leader to build a coalition of voters and the importance of political stability and persuasion in European politics.