I speak with UK academic Dr Daniel Pitt about his recent book on Post-liberalism and the Future of Conservatism. We discuss among other things:

• The situation in the UK today and why, despite having many erudite and interesting intellectuals, journalists, podcasters on the right, British politics is such a basket case at the moment
• How British conservatism differs from conservatism in the new world
• Whether and how liberals and conservatism should cooperate?
• Why Australia does not have the same intellectual tradition when it comes to "conservatism"
• What "national conservatism" actually means and how it differs (if at all) from past versions of conservatism
• Where "red toryism" and "blue labour" are now
• What a post-liberal and future conservative future looks like.

And much more.