Gareth Roberts, a witty writer for the Spectator, argues for the revival of bold, ugly book jackets that demand attention. Tom Lee makes a compelling case defending benzodiazepines, delving into their stigma and societal perceptions. Leyla Sanai critiques unethical psychiatric practices through the lens of a recent book, while Iram Ramzan offers insights into the dynamics of cousin marriages, including familial pressures and health considerations. Each guest enriches the conversation with their unique perspectives on contemporary issues.
