Conservative journalist Peter Hitchens discusses his journey from socialism to conservatism, the role of journalism in shaping opinions, and his unexpected encounter with God. The conversation explores societal shifts, personal evolution, and reflections on sacred values and principles.

Peter Hitchens, author, broadcaster, journalist, and commentator discusses the classification of cannabis as a gateway drug, the consequences of decriminalizing cannabis, exploring the limitations of freedom and the question of self-harm, moral arguments vs legal arguments on drug possession, criminalization and moral objections, the impact of drug decriminalization in Portugal, and a heated exchange on drugs versus God.

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.

In this engaging debate, novelist Will Self and journalist Peter Hitchens argue that Britain has lost its greatness, citing societal decline and historical failures. Opposing them, former MP Kate Hoey and politician Sayeeda Warsi highlight Britain’s multiculturalism and democratic values. The panel dives into poignant critiques of the education system, nationalism, and the evolving identity amidst both pride and shame. This lively discussion tackles whether Britain should embrace optimism or acknowledge significant challenges, encouraging listeners to reflect on national identity.

Peter Hitchens, a conservative author and commentator, discusses his strong opposition to the Labour Party, urging critical voting decisions. The podcast delves into his past revolutionary experiences, media scrutiny, and the importance of understanding Marxism and feminism in European politics. Predictions on the future political landscape, the rationale behind voting against Labour, and analysis of controversial economist views are also covered.

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.

Political scientist Lea Ypi, journalist Peter Hitchens, lawyer Michael Mansfield KC, and Olympian Cath Bishop discuss the philosophy of winning and losing. They explore Plato's last evening, the decline of nightlife culture, and the importance of redefining success beyond traditional notions of competition.

In this podcast, Peter Hitchens discusses grammar schools, Gaza, and British war crimes. He reflects on Britain's WWII national mythology, critiques post-2010 Conservative Party policies, and delves into education reforms. The conversation also touches on the controversy of deliberate bombing of civilians in war, navigating political negotiations in the Middle East, and historical parallels between Putin and Hitler.

Peter Hitchens discusses the role of grammar schools and academic selection in the UK's education system, emphasizing their importance for social mobility. He explores the decline of educational standards and challenges the perceived intellectual decline in society. The podcast also delves into the concept of being truly educated, the revolution against knowledge, and the dismissal of Jordan Peterson's work.

Anneliese Dodds, Peter Hitchens, Johnny Mercer, and George Monbiot join Fiona Bruce in Petersfield. They discuss the Rwanda Bill, the political backgrounds of Blair and Starmer, urgent need to leave fossil fuels, government's ties to oil industry, global emissions impact, and government's response to COVID-19.