In episode twenty-four of Anon and I, we are joined by an anonymous Member of Parliament, who reveals how the House of Commons really works.

Listen for:

* The Posting to Policy Pipeline

* Which Anons are MPs reading?

* How groupchats shape politics

* Is parliamentary debate completely pointless?

* And much more no MP would ever say under their own name

Find it wherever you get your podcasts by searching for “Anon and I”

* Spotify

* Apple Podcasts

* And all the rest

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In episode twenty-three I am joined by fellow right-thinking political moderate Haryan Gláeddyv. Haryan provides a spotters guide to the British internet right: the splits; the personalities; the grifts; the YouTube channels.

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In episode twenty-two I am joined by Steppe Shaman, who leads us on a journey from the Manchurian grasslands to the high Himalayas. Listen to learn about:

* Who REALLY runs China?

* Reading Bronze Age Mindset at a Chinese university;

* The Anglo-Han world uprising against Normano-Manchu tyranny;

* A beginner’s guide to animal sacrifice;

* How to tell if you are in a clan;

* Using Buddhist magic to kill your enemies;

* Your future: Sikkim or Nepal?

* The Persian conflict you should ACTUALLY be paying attention to.

Find it on all podcasting platforms here

Episode image by Gunther Hagleitner, CC BY 2.0

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In episode twenty-one I am joined by replyguy extraordinaire Dogbox to unpick the knottiest (or alternatively, most tiresome) issue in Britsh foreign policy: The Chagos Archipelago. We explain why:

* The Chagossians do not exist.

* There are no British islands in the Indian Ocean.

* Labour does not have a plan.

* China does not matter.

* Mauritius is not a real country.

Read Dogbox’s article for Pimlico Journal here.

Read my article for The Critic here.

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In episode twenty of “Anon and I”, we are joined by Outcome Code 18, a police detective working in London. We discuss:

* How is speech policed in Britain?

* The elite culture of policing

* Provincial wokeness

* The government’s policing white paper

* Why the Home Office can’t fix it

* Two tier policing

* …and how to consult the stakehoders

You can listen in here, or find it on your preferred podcast app here, or just search “Anon and I”.

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In episode nineteen of “Anon and I”, I am joined by peepeepoopoo, who expands on themes discussed in an essay on his substack, “The 24 Hour Life”.

We discuss:

* America’s gambling addiction

* How he got rich trading

* Why you won’t get rich trading

* How to spend a life of leisure

* Why billionaires won’t stop posting

* The group chats which control your Twitter feed

You can listen in Substack, or find it on your preferred podcast app here.

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In the eighteenth episode of “Anon and I”, I am joined by Twitter’s Lao Cai Larry, who publishes on Substack and elsewhere as John Hardy.

A direct link to the podcast on your preferred app can be found here.

We discuss:

* The doomed Millennial Left

* The DNA of the new British Right

* Polanski vs Corbyn

* Why the Blue Ticks mattered, and why Old Twitter didn’t work

* The future of British politics, left and right

* Where to drink in Hong Kong

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In episode seventeen of “Anon and I”, I am joined by Xianyang City Bureaucrat to discuss the Chinese classics; why China doesn’t really care about foreign policy; managing popular anger in the West and East; what is lost when you lose the rites; the second endorsement of Discourses on Salt and Iron; the truth about millet.

Find it on your preferred podcast app here.

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In episode sixteen of “Anon and I”, I am joined by CT for a free ranging discussion of British politics in 2025.

Find it on your preferred podcast app here.

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In this episode fifteen, I am joined by an anonymous medievalist to discuss the origin of English national identity. Find it on your preferred app here

This show has been going for three months now, and I am very gratified to report that the Spotify Wrapped for creators puts me in the top 7% of new podcasts by popularity.

The guest’s book reccommendation was England Under The Norman And Angevin Kings by Robert Bartlett.

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