Fleur Meston, a writer, researcher, and political commentator, discusses social conservatism in young women, the rise of fringe groups in the UK Conservative Party, being a 'trad wife,' parenting styles, and power dynamics in society. She also recommends a sub-stack platform with influential writing and satire.

We speak about his circuitous path to studying philosophy and theology, maintaining virtue when you’re not allowed to define it, technology as an almost magical confirmation of the victory of reason, the importance of status in spreading ideas, and much more. Dr. James Orr is an Associate Professor of Philosophy of Religion at the Faculty of Divinity at Cambridge. He holds a PhD and MPhil in Philosophy of Religion from the University of Cambridge and a BA in Classics from Balliol College, Oxford. He is also the UK Chairman of The Edmund Burke Foundation, a public affairs institute that aims to strengthen the principles of national conservatism in Western and other democratic countries.

The podcast covers topics such as the reliability of studies, P hacking, lying with statistics, fertility and demographic collapse, lead exposure, the midwits of Mensa, and more. It features an anonymous poster well-versed in data analysis and explores the emergence of statistically savvy anonymous Twitter accounts.

In this podcast, Alex Kaschuta and J Burden discuss a range of interesting topics including getting married young, the exhaustion of politics, technology, and modern media. They also explore the challenges of dating for zoomer women and Gen Z men due to political affiliation, as well as the challenges faced by women in right-wing politics. Additionally, they have a fascinating conversation about the novel 'All the Kingsmen' and recommend episodes of the J Burden Show, featuring discussions on American slavery and the history of Protestantism.

Carl Benjamin aka Sargon of Akkad, legendary YouTuber and writer, discusses the evolution of online ideologies, the vulnerabilities in liberalism exploited by wokeness, the power of individual actions and relationships in society, fetishizing traditional gender roles, the attractiveness of personality disorders, gratitude for not having access to Twitter during teenage years, and the limitations of ideology.

We speak about the case against Western intervention in Ukraine and Russia as a looming presence in Eastern Europe. We also speak about liberal imperialism, political pragmatism, France today, and much more. Philippe is a Ph.D. candidate in philosophy at Cornell and a research fellow at the Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology.

Stephen Wolfe, a country scholar, discusses Christian nationalism, its application in different regions, and the tension between populism and elitism on the right. They also explore the relationship between ethnicity and Christian nationalism, the conflict between classes and cultural dominance, ethnic tensions, and the struggle for identity. Additionally, they discuss the book 'Demon in Democracy', dissident politics, and national hospitality ethics.

Kevin, organizer of Natalism conference and founder of Exit Group, discusses issues of demographic collapse, the importance of religion, government policies, declining sperm count, fertility technology, and more.

We speak about what the ruling class of Britain looks like today and how it has changed in the last 50 years. We also speak about what the Tory party represents, the global elite and the status that comes with membership in it, immigration to the UK and what, if anything can be done about it, right-wing politics and the class divide and much more. Matt Goodwin is a Professor of Politics at Rutherford College, University of Kent, and the author of many fine books including his latest, “Values, Voice and Virtue: The New British Politics”. You can find his latest work on his excellent Substack.

J.D. Haltigan, a specialist in Early Experience & Life History, talks about the influence of caregiving, social experiences, divorce, and sex differences on childhood development. They discuss the correlation between early parenting and emotional regulation, social engagement, and behavioral outcomes. They also explore the impact of digital overload on focus and mental health, and personal experiences relating to OCD, ADHD, and autism. The discussion touches on attachment theory and the importance of grounding it in evolutionary biology.