Join Howie Mandel, a Canadian comedian known from America's Got Talent, and Katie Waissel, a British singer-songwriter from The X Factor, as they delve into the tragic death of Liam Payne. The discussion centers on mental health in the entertainment industry, the pressures of fame, and the responsibilities of talent shows and production companies. With comedian James Barr sharing personal insights and Esther Krakue contributing to the debate, the group explores the urgent need for reform to support young artists facing emotional struggles.

James Barr, historic agreement expert, joins William and Anita to discuss the Sykes-Picot agreement, its impact on the Middle East, personalities involved, French influence, betrayal of the Sharif of Mecca, and repercussions of the partitioning process.

You might detest bigotry and injustice, but have you done anything to address these problems? There are many reasons we stay silent and inactive when we know we should intervene to defend the rights of others. We look at the psychology underpinning our reluctance to act and the ways in which we can match our moral beliefs with concrete actions.Featuring James Barr and Dan Hudson, co-hosts of the podcast 'A Gay and a Non-Gay'.WARNING: This episode talks frankly about discrimination, hate crimes and sex.For an even deeper dive into the research we talk about in the show visit happinesslab.fm Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Barr, a historian specializing in Lebanon's paramilitary complexities, dives into Hezbollah's roots and its dual identity as both a military and political entity. He explains Hezbollah's rise during the 1982 Israeli invasion and its entrenchment in Lebanese society. The discussion illuminates the ongoing military actions between Israel and Hezbollah, the humanitarian crisis, and the shifting geopolitical dynamics in the region. Barr's insights offer a nuanced understanding of a pivotal conflict in the Middle East.

Piers Morgan hosts a heated debate on trans athletes in women's sports with James Barr, Esther Krakue, Tomi Lahren, and Francesca Fiorentini. They discuss the controversy surrounding a transgender sprinter winning an Oregon State title, the rights of biological women in sports, and the clash of personal beliefs in society. The conversation gets intense as they navigate through issues of fairness, inclusion, and individual convictions.

Pride Month reflections with Zuby, Eli Erlick, Esther Krakue, and James Barr. Discussion on Target's pride merchandise backlash, trans women in sports, Power Slap sport, viral fame impact, and societal controversies. A diverse panel tackles woke capitalism, debates on gender in sports, and societal norms. Entertaining insights on modern society and cultural trends.

Piers Morgan hosts a heated debate on Pride Month with guests defending LGBTQ+ rights and highlighting challenges faced in sports. Discussions touch on corporate support, gender neutrality, women's rights, and the significance of Pride celebrations.

Comedian, activist, media host, and drag queen discuss the controversy surrounding Israel's participation in Eurovision, debating whether it serves as a propaganda tool. They touch on British hypocrisy, the moral implications of conflicts, the ethics of resistance vs. terrorism, and the intertwining of politics with cultural events like Eurovision.

Debates on gender equality, Riley Gaines' fight against transgender athletes in sports, legal battles with the NCAA, societal views on gender identity, and controversies in the weight loss industry and entertainment industry are discussed in a passionate and engaging manner.

Discussion on the challenges faced by the royal family in controlling their public image, including mishandling controversies, media missteps, and Duke and Duchess of Sussex's impact. Exploring trust erosion, journalism ethics, and navigating controversies within the royal family.