Maiden Mother Matriarch with Louise Perry

My guest today is Lyman Stone, research fellow at the Institute for Family Studies and specialist in the sociology of fertility. We spoke about the best urban design for families, whether 'intensive parenting' has really become more common, the true effects of the Pill on fertility rates, how income and fertility are linked for men and wome...

My guest today is Rod Dreher, Substack writer and author of many books, including a new title 'Living in Wonder: Finding Mystery and Meaning in a Secular Age.' We spoke about UFOs as a religious phenomenon, why Medieval peasants would be better placed to understand AI than we are, why young women are increasingly attracted to the occult, an...

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My guest today is Dr Lawrence Newport, head of the campaigning organisation Crush Crime and also co-founder of the political movement Looking for Growth. We spoke about why the vast majority of crime goes unpunished in Britain, why forensic technology is under-utilised, the elite belief that worrying about crime is low status, and why rehab...

My guest today is Katy Faust, Founder and President of Them Before Us, a global children’s rights nonprofit, and the author of books including 'Pro-Child Politics: Why Every Cultural, Economic, and National Issue Is a Matter of Justice for Children' and 'Raising Conservative Kids in a Woke City: Teaching Historical, Economic, and Biological...

My guest today is Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a Fellow at the Hoover Institute at Stanford University, the bestselling author of books including 'Infidel', 'Heretic', and 'Prey', and also the founder and editor of Restoration, a new publication which seeks to rebuild the West's broken institutions.

We spoke about why Ayaan was so thrilled at Trump's v...

My guest today is Brook Urick, the author of Wink Wink Nudge Nudge, a book that exposes the secrets of the sugar baby industry. Brook spoke to me about her experiences as a sugar baby, and also as a PR agent for the website Seeking Arrangements. We discussed the false way in which the industry is represented, the tricks used to lure young w...

My guest today is Connor Tomlinson of Courage.Media. We spoke about Connor's investigations into the advertising used by smuggling gangs featuring images of drunk British women, why mass immigration is a feminist issue, the efforts by the British government to control public opinion, and the importance of middle class snobbery in understand...

My guest today is the writer and journalist Meghan Murphy. We spoke about Meghan's political evolution, from Left wing radical feminist, to a Trump supporter who is ambivalent about the 'feminist' label. We also spoke about porn culture, Lily Phillips, and why men send dick pics.

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My guest today is Andrea Heinz, sex trade survivor and campaigner. Andrea is the co-author of 'When Men Buy Sex: Who Really Pays?: Canadian Stories of Exploitation, Survival, and Advocacy', which was published last year. She also developed the InSTEP model, designed to help professionals working with women in the sex industry, and is the co...

My guest today is Arik Brückner, Co-Founder & CEO of CHOICE, a new platform for "paid companionship and intimacy services." Arik's goal is to create the safest possible platform for the buying and selling of intimacy of all kinds. We debated the ethics of paid sex, the paternalist versus libertarian worldviews, and whether or not transactio...

My guest today is David Betz, Professor of War in the Modern World at King's College London, and specialist in the study of insurgency and counterinsurgency, information warfare, cyberwarfare, and propaganda. We spoke about David's 2023 article titled 'Civil War Comes to the West' and his fear that such a conflict could break out in Britain within the next five years.

We spoke about the academic literature on modern civil wars, why...

‘My guest today is Nina Power – philosopher, writer, and author of books including 'What Do Men Want?: Masculinity and Its Discontents.'

We spoke about iconoclasm, pornography, propaganda, and the power of political images.’

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My guest today is Poppy Coburn, assistant comment editor at The Telegraph. We spoke about the existential challenge that Rotherham presents to the British establishment, the similarities with the Catholic sex abuse scandal, the misogyny directed specifically at white women, and the divide among gender critical feminists in Britain.

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My guest today is Johann Kurtz, pseudonymous author of the 'Becoming Noble' Substack. We spoke about the long history of falling fertility rates, and particularly about the role of status in explaining the phenomenon.

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My guest today is Meghan Daum, host of 'The Unspeakable' podcast, co-host of 'A Special Place in Hell' with Sarah Haider, and creator of 'The Unspeakeasy', a community for free-thinking women from everywhere on the political spectrum can talk honestly about complex issues. We spoke about why Meghan hates the term 'childfree', why matchmakin...

My guest today is Ed West, author of 'The Wrong Side of History' on Substack, and of books including 'The Diversity Illusion: What We Got Wrong about Immigration and How to Set It Right' and 'Tory Boy: Memoirs of the Last Conservative.' We spoke about Rotherham: why it happened, the ongoing political fallout, and the future of multiracial B...

My guest today is John Tosh, Professor Emeritus of History at Roehampton University and the author of many books, including 'A Man's Place: Masculinity and the Middle-Class Home in Victorian England' and 'Masculinities in Politics and War: gendering modern history.' We spoke about the effect that the industrial revolution had on British mas...

I'll be re-releasing six episodes from the early days of the podcast over the course of my maternity leave. This month, my archived interview is with Professor Michael Bailey, author of the (somewhat infamous) book The Man Who Would Be Queen. We spoke about Michael’s research on sexual orientation, including autogynephilia, and the attempts...