Joanna and William discuss how Britain has responded to the Covid-19 pandemic.
William Clouston
William and Calvin talk about the role of rigour in education, the danger of identity politics sneaking into schools and the inflation of the university sector.
Neil and William talk about the nature of patriotism, community, the crisis of individualism, the narrowness of identity politics, and the need for humans to belong.
Frank talks about the need for borders, what the loss of a unifying culture means, and the reception of the establishment to the “Black Lives Matter” movement.
William and Claire discuss the nature of the free speech crisis in British public life, the prognosis for identity politics as a part of our political debate, and what Brexit may mean and look like from an economically left-leaning perspective.
Peter and William talk about the state of social conservatism in Britain, its relationship to social democracy, and whether social conservatives should bother with political organisation.
Family, Community, Nation.