Nick and Gabriel dissect the draft expropriation bill and then go on to talk about the danger fanatics pose to freedom and prosperity.

Gabriel gives a proposal on how we can refocus the abortion debate in a more constructive direction. And Nick and Gabriel discuss the sickness plaguing America.

Nick and Gabriel consider how we should view heritage day and the crickets consider which political commentator has the worst take of recent history.

Nick and Gabriel chat about the deaths of David Graeber and Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the legacies they leave behind, and they discuss Gabriel’s thesis that Pretoria could become the Tehran of South Africa.

Nick and Gabriel discuss the mechanics of race pride, how maddening it can be, and then postulate some alternatives.

Nick and Gabriel discuss one of the weirdest (or worst) BBC stories about SA Covid-19, move onto US political polling and try point out the questions that no one is asking to which we need urgent answers.

Nick and Gabriel once again ask if this is indeed real life and if South Africa is a real country as they dissect Zuma's "private" letter to Ramaphosa in which he chastises Ramaphosa for calling the ANC corrupt.

Nick and Gabriel explore the role of rogue agents in Russia and America, we give a worrying update on China and Taiwan and Gabriel gives praise to South Korea.

Nick and Gabriel discuss the end of Lockdown level 3, the beginning of the end of the US presidential race, and whether selfishness is one key to "peace in the middle".

Nick and Gabriel discuss the pontificate of Pope Francis and the origins and importance of freedom of religion.