Matthew Goodwin, a former professor and political commentator, delves into the rot within UK institutions and the radicalization of academia. He discusses the alarming UK rape gang scandal and the systemic failures affecting vulnerable girls. The conversation also covers the Conservative Party's ideological shifts and the impact of progressive agendas on political discourse. Goodwin emphasizes the need for grassroots movements and reform to address these urgent societal issues while critiquing elite policies that exacerbate division.

Matt Goodwin, a Professor of Politics at the University of Kent and author of 'Values, Voice and Virtue,' discusses the significant shift toward post-populism in UK politics. He explores how major political parties are increasingly disconnected from everyday voters’ concerns, particularly regarding the economy and immigration. Goodwin emphasizes the need for reform to address growing disillusionment, highlighting the evolving role of women in shaping political views and the implications of 'wokeism' on academic freedom.

Matt Goodwin, a British political scientist and author, critiques Britain's political landscape and the impact of mass migration. He discusses the disconnect between elites and citizens, highlighting socio-economic challenges and the decline of trust in institutions. The conversation delves into the reshaping of Western democracies by populism and the failures of major political parties. Goodwin advocates for change, emphasizing the need for genuine dialogue on immigration and the importance of new media in political discourse.

Matt Goodwin, a British political scientist with a keen focus on mass immigration and British politics, delivers critical insights on the impact of immigration in the UK. He raises alarming statistics about the shifting demographics, particularly regarding the Muslim population. The conversation dives into the disconnect between political elites and public sentiment, emphasizing a rising desire for stricter immigration controls. Goodwin also contrasts historical policies with emerging political movements, underscoring the potential for significant political realignment.

Matt Goodwin, a political scientist and author with keen insights into British politics, joins the conversation to dissect the UK election landscape. He discusses the identity crisis within the Conservative Party and the rising influence of right-wing populism. Economic challenges post-Brexit take center stage, alongside public discontent with traditional political parties. The dialogue also highlights evolving voter dynamics, the sustainability of the NHS, and emerging far-right movements, providing a comprehensive look at the future of UK politics.

Matt Goodwin, a Professor of Politics and author of Values, Voice & Virtue, joins for a deep dive into the turbulence of British politics. He explores the crisis within the Conservative Party and the ideological shifts affecting its future. The conversation critiques the rise of national conservatism as a response to 'woke' culture and discusses growing public disillusionment, even sparking thoughts of emigration among citizens. Goodwin draws parallels between today's challenges and those of the 1970s, emphasizing the need for political transformation.

Real estate attorney Matt Goodwin shares his journey from being fired to starting a successful law firm. Topics include seeking mentors, acting like an owner, balancing work and family life, and the importance of focusing and learning from challenges.

Matt Goodwin, British academic and author, discusses the UK political realignment and its implications for America. Topics include the collapse of the Conservative party, rise of Labour, Brexit aftermath, and the need for American conservatives to address voter concerns like immigration, border security, and woke culture.

People have always fought back against “The elite”, and until recently they were easily recognisable: rich, privileged and often born into money. Old Etonians, billionaires, oil barons, media tycoons ruled the roost, but there are claims things are changing, and the rise of a new elite is challenging the status quo. Author Matthew Goodwin calls them a group of “radical woke middle-class liberals completely out of step with the public”. University graduates working in creative industries, media and universities, who have an heavy influence over the national conversation about things like immigration, trans rights and sex education, but critics say they don’t represent “ordinary folk”, and as a result communities are feeling unrepresented and left behind. So who is in charge, or is there an unlikely, and unknowing, coalition between the two – the new elite dominating social discourse and cultural discussion, whilst the traditional elite pull the strings of politics and economics? This is the next chapter of the culture wars – but while the pair of them battle it out for supremacy, much of the country struggles on day-to-day watching from the side lines.Presenter: Neil Maggs Producer: Jonathan IAnson Editor: Clare FordhamContributors Matt Goodwin, Professor of Politics, University of Kent and author "Values, Voice and Virtue". George Monbiot, Author, journalist and environmental campaigner Dr Lisa McKenzie, research fellow, University of Durham, writer and anarchist Bob & Lee, builders Dr Rakib Ehsan, Social policy analyst and author "Beyond Grievance" Baroness Tina Stowell of Beeston Paul Embery, Firefighter, trade unionist and writer Tom, boxing club owner Aaron Bastani, Broadcaster and founder of Novara Media

An alternative election hustings with Peter Hitchens advocating for the Tories, Rod Liddle for the SDP, Matt Goodwin for Reform, Flo Read for the Greens, and Rowenna Davis for Labour. Topics include voting rationality, challenges faced by various political parties, policies on tax evasion, energy crisis, and transitioning to a sustainable society.