Lisa Haseldine, a representative of The Spectator, discusses the rising popularity of Germany's far-right AfD party and its implications for Europe. Katja Hoyer, a historian, provides insight into how the party resonates particularly with younger voters in the East amid economic struggles. Meanwhile, Richard Bratby examines the impact of red tape on traditional hobbies in Britain, highlighting challenges faced by model steam engine enthusiasts. Chris Bradbury weighs in on modern drone regulations, revealing tech's clash with cherished pastimes.

This podcast delves into diverse topics like the welfare crisis in Blackpool, a journalist in a Siberian jail, an endangered ancient synagogue, book reviews, and Labour's influence on housing architecture. It highlights struggles in Blackpool, preservation efforts for the Bevizmark synagogue, the evolution of literary works, and architects' responses to the housing crisis.