Daniel's (Audio) Den

Daniel's (Audio) Den

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Daniel's (Audio) Den episodes

  • (Audio Version) The Fall of the Silver God

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    10 min
  • My Loss of Faith (audio version)

    Original piece here.

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    8 min
  • A Reading from 'Inside Story' by Martin Amis

    See my Areo Magazine review of Inside Story here.

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    21 min
  • (Audio Version) On the Necessity of Enlightenment

    The original piece can be found in Mathew Giagnorio’s Substack magazine A Further Inquiry:

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    10 min
  • Confab with a Conservative: Den Discussion #4, with Ben Sixsmith

    I very much enjoyed this discussion. I almost always disagree with Ben, but I always enjoy reading him. And this was a very enjoyable conversation—I hope you agree.

    Ben's Substack, The Zone: https://bensixsmith.substack.com/

    Ben's articles for The Critic: https://thecritic.co.uk/author/ben-sixsmith/

    Follow Ben on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BDSixsmith

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    1 hr 35 min
  • The Final Step (Audio Version)

    Original here.

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    18 min
  • Should the U.S. have left Afghanistan? Den Debate #1, with Harry McKenna

    A short while ago, I posted a very bullish little piece inviting people to argue with me. Well, someone took me up on the offer, so welcome to the first Den Debate! As with the more conversation-oriented Den Discussions, these debates will probably appear irregularly. Who knows? This might even be the only one. But I reiterate that invitation and, meanwhile, I hope you enjoy the following debate. Forgive any hiccups—I have tried to adopt a semi-formal structure with timings and suchlike, but this is my first time doing this. Anyway, the debate is with Harry McKenna, a writer and old Free Speech Champions comrade, on whether the U.S. and its allies should have withdrawn from Afghanistan in 2021.

    Since it's frequently cited in this debate, ⁠here⁠ is my piece on Afghanistan from last year.

    This debate was recorded on March 18, 2023.



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    2 hr 16 min

About Daniel's (Audio) Den

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An accompaniment to my Substack—for readings, conversations, musings, and more.