Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the resignation of Boris Johnson and his legacy as Prime Minister.

In a slow news week, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the prospect of societal collapse, and what to do if it happens.

Michael Curzon and A.D.M. Collingwood sit down to discuss Britain’s conservative media landscape, and the launch of Bournbrook’s new newsletter, Britanniq.

Mario Laghos returns to discuss antagonising the regime, the future of the conservative party, the decline of advertising, Havel's greengrocer, psychological defeat, demoralisation and more.

Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss Johnson's Britain, in the wake of by-election defeats and the nationwide rail strikes.

Julien Yvon is joined by William Parker and Jake Nelson to discuss the upcoming By-Elections in Tiverton & Honiton, and Wakefield.

Bournbrook's new visual editor joins Sam to discuss dissident media, The Cathedral, progressive messaging in media, institutional takeover, roots of identity politics and more.

S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the last minute foiling of the government's Rwanda plan, as well as the crisis of home ownership among younger generations.

Ben Sixsmith comes onto the show for the third and final time to discuss pride month, contrived authenticity, the 2000s, weird Covid memories, the Polish underground and more.

Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the intimidation of Supreme Court justices, the Lady of Heaven protests and the fallout of Boris Johnson's confidence vote.