Candace Owens, a conservative commentator known for her strong political stance, and Mikhaila Peterson, daughter of the influential Dr. Jordan Peterson, clash over immigrant visas. They delve into the H-1B visa debate, questioning its impact on American workers and exploring the implications of racism in immigration policies. Their discussion turns personal, revealing larger divides within the conservative movement. They also tackle celebrity influence, mental health medication dependence, and the cultural disconnect in today’s political landscape.

In this engaging discussion, Mehdi Hasan, a British journalist, exposes the chilling realities of the UK grooming gangs scandal while emphasizing the need for a national inquiry. Gad Saad, an evolutionary psychology expert, challenges racial narratives, advocating for a focus on victims rather than politics. Matthew Syed, a columnist, analyzes the complexities surrounding Islamophobia and the integration of Muslim communities in Britain, urging for nuanced conversations that avoid oversimplification. Together, they confront the intricate balance between cultural sensitivity and accountability.

In this lively discussion, tech and media guru Kara Swisher, comedian Dave Smith, political commentator Dean Obeidallah, and journalist Tim Pool dive into Mark Zuckerberg's recent shake-up with Facebook. They analyze the implications of Zuckerberg’s controversial partnership with Donald Trump on free speech and the shifting landscape of social media. The group also tackles Elon Musk's polarizing influence on UK politics and engages in a heated debate over U.S. foreign policy interests, all while emphasizing the need for critical thinking in today’s information wars.

Jordan Peterson, a renowned Canadian psychologist and author, dives into the chilling grooming gang scandal in Rotherham, shedding light on the systemic failures that allowed the abuse to persist. He critiques the emphasis on avoiding offense over addressing child exploitation and discusses accountability within leadership, particularly targeting Justin Trudeau. The conversation branches into the role of figures like Tommy Robinson and the complexities surrounding cultural dialogue in the UK, emphasizing the need for open dialogue to confront pressing societal issues.

Join Cenk Uygur, co-founder of The Young Turks, Batia Ungar-Sargon of Newsweek, and PBD podcast host Vinny Oshana as they dive into the resignation of Justin Trudeau amidst political turmoil. They tackle Elon Musk's controversial influence on gender and immigration debates while unpacking Tommy Robinson's polarized reception in the UK. The discussion sheds light on shifting voter sentiments, the intersection of technology and politics, and the critical need for civil discourse, emphasizing unity over division in today’s fraught political landscape.

In this conversation with Jack Barsky, a former KGB agent who defected to America, listeners dive into the psychological tactics of espionage and the personal risks he faced. Barsky shares how he was recruited through flattery and the morbid lies he told to survive. He reflects on his identity transformation from Albrecht Dietrich to Jack Barsky and explores the emotional implications of living a double life. The discussion also touches on the deceptive narratives spies create to protect themselves and critiques the current Russian political climate.

Chris Williamson, host of the popular podcast Modern Wisdom and former Love Island contestant, dives into the pressing issues facing modern masculinity. He discusses the effects of social media on youth mental health and the duality of the 'manosphere.' The complexities surrounding social movements like Me Too and their implications on gender relations are explored. Williamson also shares insights on balancing achievement with gratitude, and even sprinkles in some unique Christmas gift ideas to foster thoughtful connections.

In this engaging discussion, Graham Hancock, a British writer and researcher known for his unconventional theories on ancient civilizations, delves into the mysteries of the Egyptian pyramids and their unknown complexities. He argues against traditional archaeological narratives, suggesting that humanity has yet to uncover the full story of our past. The conversation weaves through topics like Atlantis, climate catastrophes, and even mystical experiences during ayahuasca ceremonies, challenging listeners to rethink historical perspectives and embrace open discourse.

In a lively discussion, Nerdrotic, a YouTuber and social commentator, dives into the failures of Netflix’s ‘Polo,’ critiquing its lack of relatability. They dissect the shift in celebrity culture, highlighting how traditional stars struggle to connect with audiences as figures like Taylor Swift and political personalities gain traction. The conversation extends to Disney’s controversial decisions, like cutting a trans storyline, and reflects on the superhero genre’s hope for a brighter narrative amid Hollywood’s darker trends.

Candace Owens, a prominent conservative commentator and author, engages in a lively discussion with Piers Morgan. She shares her controversial views on the Israel-Palestine conflict, urging balanced understanding amidst media influence. Owens critiques the U.S. healthcare system and highlights the disconnect between media narratives and public sentiment. Their conversation navigates the intricate dance between celebrity culture and politics, culminating in a festive moment with Christmas crackers—all while showcasing Owens' evolution from political provocateur to influential voice.