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This week Beau and Carl discuss the life and career of William Wilberforce, one of the most prominent and doggedly determined abolitionists to grace the House of Commons. In the face of gigantic vested interests, and despite repeated parliamentary failure, he never gave up on his moral conviction that the trade in slaves, and ultimately the institution of slavery itself, should be abolished.

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Josh and Beau discuss the nature of dreams and whether they contain any meaning.

Callum and Harry discuss The Lockdown Files, Clarkson’s Farm Wars, and I demand to be taken seriously

Carl and Callum discuss the evil of an uncolonised shire, how Londoners are basically intellectually deformed, and how the genocide simulator is getting a sequel.

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Connor and Abi Roberts discuss what the UK can learn from Tennessee banning transing the kids, what the Dark Lord's been doing since 1997, and Biden's diversity hires acting as expected.