Louise Perry, British author and journalist, discusses the negative impact of the sexual revolution on women, including declining birth rates, erosion of monogamy, and societal changes. Topics also cover the paradox of sex recession, surrogacy, and concerns about modern technology's impact on society.

Konstantin Kisin discusses the cowardice of Western leaders amid Ukraine's fight for independence. They explore the decline of courage in supporting Ukraine, critique Western politicians' responses, and emphasize the need for effective Ukrainian military action for successful negotiations.

Antony Beevor, renowned military historian, discusses the Russian Revolution, highlighting Lenin's radical proposals, Tsarist Russia's downfall, power dynamics within the royal family, Rasputin's influence, turmoil of the revolution, Lenin's deceptive promises, Bolshevik strategic moves, and the comparison of Stalin and Hitler with a modern threat like Putin.

Controversial topics like 'gender-affirming care' and the Cass Review are discussed, questioning the use of puberty blockers, the influence of organizations like Mermaids and Stonewall, and the lack of evidence in gender medicine. The podcast delves into the controversies surrounding gender clinics, brain development, and the challenges of gender affirming care for minors.

British comedian Jimmy Carr engages in a lively discussion on American politics, equality of outcome, success in comedy, and the evolution of stand-up comedy. The conversation delves into societal issues, cancel culture, and the importance of diverse comedic approaches in shaping societal discussions.

Bassem Youssef, the 'Jon Stewart of the Arab world', engages in a fiery debate on Israel-Palestine conflict, discussing ethical dilemmas in wartime actions, living under occupation, roots of conflict, and escalating tensions between Israel and Iran.

Writer and comedian Andrew Doyle discusses the dangers of hate speech laws, emphasizing the importance of freedom of thought and expression. He challenges the legitimacy of such laws, highlighting their subjective nature and potential threats to human liberty. The conversation explores the impact on free speech and the risks of state censorship, calling for a balance between legal restrictions and diverse opinions.

Journalist Dan Wootton discusses being suspended from GB News, navigating false allegations and media scrutiny, the challenges of upholding free speech, benefits of owning gold, and controversies surrounding postal voting in elections.

Rob Henderson, author and columnist, discusses the impact of family breakdown on society, emphasizing the importance of marriage and stable childhoods. He explores the effects of family structure on child behavior, societal shifts, the sexual revolution's impact on family dynamics, breaking cycles of hopelessness, and the influence of popular culture on family values.

Filmmaker and journalist Caolan Robertson discusses his trans Twitter spat with J.K. Rowling, navigating toxic online discourse, societal challenges, and the impact of extreme content creation. The podcast delves into online conflicts, investigative journalism, and the culture of never apologizing on the internet.