Rafe Heydel-Mankoo, a historian and broadcaster known for his insights on Royalty and British identity, dives into the complexities of historical narratives. He critiques modern academic biases, advocating for a balanced view of Britain's colonial past. The conversation addresses the shift towards self-hatred within institutions and explores Western individualism versus non-Western collectivism. Rafe also challenges prevailing economic narratives and emphasizes the urgency for educational reform to prepare future generations with a nuanced understanding of history.

NCF Director, Senior Fellow, and Stand Up To Woke discuss rise of sectarianism in UK politics, voting trends influenced by religion, critique of Tory party campaign, implications of proposed changes to Equality Act, challenges to democracy, and reflection on COVID-19 impact before election.

Rafe Heydel-Mankoo, a historian and Churchill specialist, celebrates the 150th anniversary of Winston Churchill's birth. They dive into Churchill's fascinating early life, military exploits, and masterful oratory that shaped his legacy. The conversation critically examines myths surrounding his tenure, including his leadership during WWII and the complexities of his legacy amid contemporary critiques. Listeners are urged to appreciate Churchill's resilience and the need for a balanced understanding of historical figures while exploring suggested readings and films.