The Book Club: John Sellars – Stoicism Is Not What You Think
In this week’s Book Club podcast, Sam Leith is joined by philosopher John Sellars to discuss his new book, Stoicism Is Not What You Think.Sellars explores the ancient philosophy of Stoicism and challe...
23 Sep 28min
Quite right!: the battle over Diana’s legacy
On this week’s episode of Quite right!: Earl Spencer's new memoir, Swan Song, has drawn a rare direct response from Buckingham Palace. Michael and Maddie weigh up the book's most salacious charges aga...
22 Sep 51min
Reality Check: the AI apocalypse is just good marketing
Some whistleblowers from the AI industry claim there is a more than 10% chance that artificial intelligence could wipe out humanity within a few years. A group of mostly Labour MPs has written to Andy...
22 Sep 17min
Spectator Out Loud: Tim Shipman, Charles Steel, Alex Diggins & Rachel Johnson
On this week’s Spectator Out Loud: Tim Shipman delves into the impact Ed Miliband’s Israeli sanctions have had on UK security; Charles Steel explores the men on the spectrum who rule the world; Alex D...
21 Sep 36min
Holy Smoke: Pakistani Christians fear backlash over Lambeth Palace award
Pakistani Christians could face renewed persecution following the Archbishop of Canterbury’s decision to withdraw an honour to a leading Muslim cleric, Monsignor Michael Nazir-Ali warns in this episod...
20 Sep 22min
Americano: Steve Bannon on the AI extinction threat
is episode of Americano, Freddy Gray speaks with Steve Bannon – former White House chief strategist for Donald Trump - about the ideological convergence between national populists and progressive Left...
18 Sep 23min
The Edition: Peter Hitchens & Toby Young on whether we should fear the manosphere
For this week’s Edition, William Moore is joined by the Spectator’s associate editor and director of the Free Speech Union Toby Young, journalist and author Esther Walker, and Mail on Sunday columnist...
18 Sep 39min
Quite right!: Rory Stewart interview | Part two
In the second part of his conversation with Michael Gove, Rory Stewart defends the most taboo position in British politics: that private schools are worth protecting. He further argues that the only e...
16 Sep 25min
