Borderline

Gareth sits down with journalist and author Kevin Myers. They discuss Kevin's views on the Irish media, cowardice, the death of George Floyd, Black Lives Matter, and what it felt like to have his career and reputation reduced to tatters over obviously spurious allegations that he was an anti-Semite and a Holocaust denier.

Gareth talks to Ian O'Doherty, one of Irish media's few dissenting voices. They talk Black Lives Matter, asking if those who support it are too stupid or too lazy to check out what the BLM organisation openly say they want; and the media mob that chased Kevin Myers out of journalism.

Gareth talks to Paul Staines, the Irish founder of the British political website Guido Fawkes, named after "the only man to enter Parliament with honest intentions." They discuss what it's like to be the most powerful Irish man in Westminster; Brexit; Irexit; and answer the burning question - Leo or Boris?

Gareth sits down with Michael Graham, an American pundit and podcaster most well known in Ireland for his chats with George Hook. They talk Trump, the fact Irish politics doesn't really actually make any sense, and that time Michael D. Higgins called him a wanker.

Gareth sits down with journalist, historian, and author Ruth Dudley Edwards. They discuss losing friends over politics, the importance of free speech, and the joy of a bloody good argument.

Gareth sits down with James Delingpole, host of the Delingpod. They engage in a 35 minute long pissing match about whose country is worse and which of them will be first against a wall when the Socialists finally take over.