Exploring the decline of free speech on American university campuses, confrontations with racism, navigating conservative views in academia, and the erosion of free speech on college campuses. Discussing the acceptance of violence in response to speech, perceptions of threats to free speech rights, and advocating for education on liberal values to counter cancel culture.

Combat veteran Kelsi Sheren shares her intense experiences in Afghanistan, battling PTSD and advocating for veterans. She discusses the complexities of war, gender dynamics in combat zones, emotional impact of combat, and ethical dilemmas in modern warfare. The podcast also explores societal contradictions and controversial euthanasia practices in Canada.

Former Home Secretary discusses challenges in controlling border, Conservative views on immigration and multiculturalism, implications of immigration policy, Superbeat heart-tuse benefits, reflections on UK policing, political influences on law enforcement, challenges of free speech and extremism, societal impact of migration on British values.

Reviewing Hollywood's shift towards wokeness, discussing unexpected movie successes like Barbie and Oppenheimer, critiquing Oscar-nominated films for political influence, exploring the balance between cinematic depth and industry politics, navigating challenges for inexperienced directors, and delving into the impact of political messaging on artistic freedom in Hollywood.

Exploring upcoming intense election and West's challenges, Biden's impact on America, defense weaknesses, diversity measures impact, geopolitical implications of presidency shifts, Dissident Dialogues event critique, political landscape with focus on Trump, media bias, and societal disengagement among young people.

Historian Mark Galeotti discusses Putin's image, competency in authoritarian system, rise to power, military transformation, self-perception, Ivan the Terrible parallels, Canadian trucker protest, potential successors, virtue signaling in Ukraine conflict.

Megyn Kelly discusses the Dems' desire for open borders, challenges of legal vs. illegal immigration, the devastating impact of the fentanyl crisis, discrimination and drug abuse, achievements and frustrations, and a discussion on Biden, Trump, and important issues like puberty blockers and preferred pronouns.

British comedian and social media content creator, Daniel O'Reilly, discusses his journey after being cancelled, including struggles with addiction and recovery. The podcast explores topics such as cancel culture, controversial statements, emotional distress, addiction, the destructive culture of excessive drinking, and the importance of male friendship and emotional expression.

Konstantin Kisin reacts to Tucker Carlson's interview with Vladimir Putin, analyzing the different political viewpoints that emerged and Putin's control. They discuss Putin's desire for America's decline and his portrayal of Russia as a victim of NATO expansion. The hosts delve into Putin's false claims regarding Russian soldiers in Crimea, explore the belief in Russia of the 'golden billion', and examine the complex relationship between Russia and China. They also discuss the impact of Western sanctions on the Russian economy and analyze Putin's truthfulness and use of the truth for his own ends.

Peter Boghossian, a philosopher and former professor of philosophy, discusses the poor academic quality of certain fields and his 'street epistemology' approach. Topics include abortion, ideology in education, lack of exposure to opposing viewpoints in college, flaws in the education system, and the importance of enduring discomfort.