The Bournbrook Podcast

Julien Yvon is joined by Pangolin to discuss the upcoming US Presidential Election, which presents challenges and opportunities far beyond the American mainland.

Julien sits down with Bournbrook contributor Collingwood to discuss the ongoing Tory Leadership Contest.

Michael Curzon talks to A D M Collingwood about the launch of Labour's programme of radical constitutional reform; the Americanisation of British politics; and troubles in Reform.

Bournbrook editors Michael Curzon, S D Wickett and Frederick Edward discuss the night which, aside from some momentum for Reform, brought the worst result possible for genuine conservatives.

Julien Yvon talks to Jake Nelson about the July 4th general election and what comes after polling day.

Michael Curzon talks to the leader of the Social Democratic Party about the general election and Peter Hitchens' view on it, as well as about Reform UK and constitutional change.

Michael Curzon and Frederick Edward discuss the election (dur!), Peter Hitchens saying to “vote against Starmer” and Farage focussing on the US election.

Michael Curzon and S D Wickett sit down to discuss the conservative arts movement, political apathy, the future of the Conservative Party, and the year ahead.

Bournbrook staff Michael Curzon and S D Wickett introduce The Bournrbook Podcast, the home of Bourbrook Magazine's long-form audio content.