Beau and Luca explore the early stages of T.E. Lawrence's campaign in the First World War.

Harry and Josh discuss Jeremy Boreing stepping down as CEO of The Daily Wire, why you shouldn’t buy Assassin’s in da Hood, and the misadventures of Harry Sisson.

Stelios interviews returning guest Dr Benedict Beckeld about multiculturalism, the cultural differences between the West and Islam, as well as what the future may hold for Europe.

This week Beau sits down with Luca Johnson to discuss the life and times of T. E. Lawrence, aka ‘The Uncrowned King of Arabia’, aka Lawrence of Arabia. From his early life, to his remarkable academic abilities, and all his pre-War adventures.

Harry, Dan and Josh discuss the Home Office not knowing what their job is, fake conservatives and how to spot them, and how European culture is actually worth saving.

Carl and Dan discuss how Nigel Farage has won - by calling people racist, they look at what sort of Party Reform is trying to be and how you can support the invasion of Poland by buying a Swasticar today.

Dan welcomes back Grant Donahue, after an excellent episode on Industrialising space last year Grant returns to discuss what if our path to galactic conquest is not actually unimpeded after all. What if there are other civilisations out there - and where are they?

Stelios and Josh discuss the end of Trudeau, how things are getting tense in Japan, and the French demanding the return of the Statue of Liberty.

Carl and Harry are joined by Andrew Bridgen to discuss the sides in the Reform Civil War, the total Blairite State, and how we better hope war doesn't break out.

Stelios interviews Dr Erik Lidström about evolutionary psychology, the knowledge problem, and the pitfalls of centralised education reform.