Join Bret Weinstein, a controversial professor known for his stance on free speech during the Evergreen State College protests, Dr. Rima Azar, whose blogging sparked a university backlash, and James Orr, an advocate for Cambridge's free speech reforms. They delve into the psychological themes behind Pinocchio's journey of self-discovery while unpacking their personal battles for free speech on campus. Fascinating stories of resistance, cultural pressures, and the intricacies of navigating academic identity highlight the broader implications of speaking one's truth.

Join Mary Harrington, a sharp political commentator, alongside academic James Orr, journalist Aaron Bastani, and seasoned writer Peter Hitchens, as they dissect the new Trump administration. They discuss the potential positive changes Trump could bring to foreign policy and immigration. The panel critiques his impact on democracy and Britain's identity, while navigating cultural shifts and the influence of major tech figures in politics. Dive into the complex implications of Trumpism and its enduring legacy on both sides of the Atlantic.

James Orr, an academic and ally of J.D. Vance, shares insights on Trump’s audacious ambitions for territorial expansion while discussing Vance's pivotal role in the MAGA movement. Matt Ridley delves into the nuances of fact-checking, raising questions about its objectivity and influence on free speech in the ever-evolving media landscape. Additionally, the rise of child-free influencers is examined, revealing their motivations and the societal pressures influencing choices around motherhood.