Douglas Carswell

Sweden's most famous optimist explains to Douglas why we should ignore politics and look on the bright side.

In the remote mountains on the Vermont / New Hampshire border, Daniel Hannan talks about Milton Friedman - from the cottage Friedman built as a summer retreat.Watch Dan discuss with Douglas why freedom matters, why the free markets are as important today as ever before - and why he - Dan - is such a useless shot.

Listen to Dan Hannan and Douglas Carswell discussing why Brexit supporters should back Boris.

Comedian, author and all-round Brexit hero, Dominic Frisby in conversation with Douglas Carswell.

Listen to one of Britain's most controversial YouTubers on Brexit and politics, cultural relativism and human nature.  Each week on average about half a million people watch him - often more than watch some of the establishment broadcasters.  As you listen to this calm, reasoned conversation, perhaps you might also ask why is it that those with views outside the parameters set by the intellectual elites, like Carl, are often vilified?

George shares his view on everything from Brexit to Extinction Rebellion.He responds to the suggestion that the modern environmental movement is a cult-like movement, that gives meaning and purpose to people who previously might have joined their local church.

Britain's favourite historian explains why the Supreme Court's recent decision was so wrong - and provides some historic perspective on Brexit.He also talks about English exceptionalism and why the idea of Parliamentary sovereignty is so central to our idea of national identity.

Set-backs in the Supreme Court.  Bercow's bias.  It might seem as if everything is going against Boris and the Brexiteers.  But they are winning where it matters - with the voters.Listen to Douglas explain why he thinks Boris will win.

Why wikipedia works. Internet freedom. Brexit. The media.Listen to the founder of one of the great internet success stories, Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales, in this open and candid conversation.

A socialist, Grace explains what she thinks we need to do to change the economy.  Douglas, a free marketeer, challenges her ideas.They do find some surprising common ground.