Livestreams

Wednesday Night Live 16 April 2025

In this episode, we analyze the political economy of autism through Toby Rogers' insights, linking rising prevalence rates to environmental factors, as noted by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. We highlight alarming global statistics, the staggering economic costs of autism spectrum disorder, and the lack of government action on toxic exposures. Engaging with audience experiences, we discuss the emotional toll on families and the societal stigma surrounding mental health. The conversation touches on ADHD diagnoses and parenting anxieties, emphasizing the need for [...]

Sunday Morning Live 13 April 2025

In this episode, I explore the philosophy of self-defense in light of a recent stabbing incident involving a teenager, discussing Texas laws and the concept of "reasonable force." I highlight the tragic implications of such events on youth and the importance of personal safety strategies.

The conversation shifts to parent-child relationship dynamics, emphasizing the parent's influence on healthy interactions and the effects of societal pressures on modern relationships, especially regarding women's life choices. I underscore the need for honesty and shared [...]

11 April 2025 Friday Night Live

Watch the first 20 minutes of the debate being analysed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ah6kirkSwTg&t=20s

DOUGLAS MURRAY
DAVE SMITH
JOE ROGAN

Expertise: If you freeform for 2 hours on US foreign policy, you are implicitly communicating expertise. I don't know much about Armenian history, so I can't do 2 hours, or anything close.

If someone says: You do not have the rigor of an expert, the answer is not to say: I never claimed to be an expert. The answer is: What is an EXPERT?

Credentialism is dead. Douglas Murray has an undergrad in English.

Big [...]

9 April 2025 Wednesday Night Live

This episode features a lively Wednesday night discussion, inviting listener engagement on diverse topics. The host highlights a troubling survey revealing that 75% of U.S. scientists may leave the country due to changes in federal research policies, exploring the implications for the scientific community and public trust in science. The dialogue also touches on AI advancements, societal trends like the rise of OnlyFans among young women, and critical issues such as mental health, particularly among men.

Listeners' questions lead to discussions on family [...]

Sunday Morning Live 6 April 2025

In this episode, I navigate a wide array of engaging topics, including the evolving economic landscape influenced by the pandemic and geopolitical shifts. I examine the role of Bitcoin as a refuge during economic instability and delve into the complexities surrounding gender identity and social constructs, addressing the nuances between subjective experiences and objective realities. I explore the societal implications of labels like "sexist" and "misogynist," emphasizing accountability in discussions. The conversation also touches on emotional integrity in [...]

Friday Night Live 4 April 2025

In this episode, I critically analyze the Stanford Prison Experiment in light of Thibaut Le Texier's recent book and Russell T. Warne's critique, which questions the experiment's integrity and ethical violations. I challenge the notion of an inherent capacity for cruelty within humans, advocating for a more hopeful perspective on human nature.

Discussions on societal perceptions of morality and the impact of social norms on self-worth lead to an emphasis on honesty in relationships. As I critique sensationalized narratives that foster mistrust, I encourage [...]

Wednesday Night Live 2 April 2025

This episode covers socio-economic issues, focusing on tariffs and trade barriers, while tackling listener questions. I analyze G20 tariff rates, the implications for America's trade position, and the market response to tariff announcements. We also discuss ideological motivations behind tariff beliefs and the disproportionate crime rates attributed to a small population segment. The conversation shifts to honesty in relationships, the impact of deceit, and cultural reflections on Val Kilmer's films and media franchises like Star Wars. I emphasize the [...]

Sunday Morning Live 30 March 2025

In this episode, I engage with our community, addressing personal dilemmas ranging from guilt stemming from impulsive reactions to the interplay between anxiety and suppressed anger. We explore the implications of recent financial market trends, particularly in gold and cryptocurrencies, and how these shifts reflect broader economic sentiments. The discussion delves into the complexities of navigating toxic dynamics in personal relationships, emphasizing the importance of honesty for the well-being of children involved. I advocate for authenticity amidst [...]

Sunday Morning Live 23 March 2025

Catch the donor portion of the stream here: https://premium.freedomain.com/67e05f58ef349fa8a0016425/death-to-hope-donor-only

In this episode, I explore the implications of government welfare programs on personal health choices, highlighting how a substantial portion of Coca-Cola's revenue comes from assistance. I critique the ethical concerns of promoting unhealthy foods, questioning the freedom versus responsibility dynamic within welfare systems.

The discussion also examines anger as a form of hope in human relationships, using a listener's experience to [...]

Wednesday Night Live 19 March 2025

In this episode, I explore critical societal issues, starting with the lack of media attention on astronauts' return and its political implications. We discuss social polarization, "blowback," and unrest stemming from perceived injustices. I share insights on the transformative journey of parenthood and the importance of accountability in relationships, while also critiquing male feminists and the exploitation of vulnerable individuals online. Additionally, I address the impact of AI on job displacement and women’s workforce roles. I conclude by reflecting [...]