Eurosceptic and anti-Brexit, The Economist’s Adrian Wooldridge argues that democracy must find a middle ground between the elites and the populists. However, even this middle ground proves to be controversial. Wooldridge and Andrew Keen debate whether a politics of identity is undermining or invigorating democracy, whether capitalism and democracy are on divergent paths, and how to detach the “liberal” from the “liberal elite.” A thought-provoking discussion that touches upon many of today’s contentious subjects.

Andrew Keen talks with Carol Anderson, Chair of the Department of African American Studies at Emory University, about the flaws in American democracy and why she's still hopeful for the future.

Andrew Keen interviews David Runciman, professor of politics at Cambridge University and host of the Talking Politics podcast, who believes that democracy is in a midlife crisis, and what comes next is not a repeat of history, but something that could only happen in the 20th century.

Andrew Keen interviews Michael Ignatieff, the rector and president of the Central European University in Budapest, an institution that has come under attack by Viktor Orban’s government in Hungary.