John speaks with writer and mathematician Bethel McGrew to unpack the cultural and spiritual currents of our time, from navigating political alliances, to countering secular scepticism. She discusses Jordan Peterson’s role in sparking spiritual curiosity

Matt Goodwin joins John to unpack the UKs economic, cultural, and political turmoil. Matt describes a Britain grappling with stagnant growth, a severe cost-of-living crisis, and the fallout of mass immigration, including the grooming gang scandal that ha

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott joins John to discuss the recent Australian election, which exposed deep divisions and missed opportunities for meaningful change. This episode explores the Coalition’s inability to champion solutions for the cost-of-livi

Louise Perry joins John to dissect the UK Supreme Courts recent ruling that anchors woman to biological sex in the Equality Act. The verdict, Perry argues, unveils the fraying tapestry of progressivism, which clings to the flawed thesis of human interc

John speaks with economist Philip Pilkington to explore the unraveling of global liberalism, tracing its roots from British imperialism to Americas post-World War II dominance. Pilkington argues that economic liberalisation failed to universalise liberal

Join John Anderson as he speaks with Walter Russell Mead, distinguished historian and foreign policy expert, recorded on April 8, 2025. As President Trump escalates his tariff warthreatening a 50% hike on ChinaMead unravels the strategy behind this divi

John speaks with Islam scholars Dr. Mark Durie and Dr. Richard Shumack to explore the complex relationship between Islam and Western culture, drawing a contrast between Muhammads leadership, shaped by military endeavors, and Jesuss Gospel of peace. They

John speaks with Mike Pezzullo, former Secretary of Australias Home Affairs Department (2017-2023), about the nations historical resilience and current security challenges. They explore how Australias early naval power deterred threats like German wars

Konstantin Kisin joins John in the midst of Britains discontent, six months into the Labour government's reign. They paint a nation adriftstagnant in economy and spiritwhere illegal immigration surges, cultural pride wanes, and policies like VAT on sch

Join John and British journalist Melanie Phillips as they explore the escalating misuse of "genocide" in the Israel-Gaza conflict, exposing how propaganda and liberal denial have inverted reality. She