Spectator Books: Geoff Dyer and his love for Where Eagles Dare
With Geoff Dyer, one of our most wayward and wittiest writers, about his new book Broadsword Calling Danny Boy, a frame-by-frame discussion of the classic war movie Where Eagles Dare. Learn from Geoff...
7 Nov 201826min
Holy Smoke: an atheist goes on a Christian pilgrimage. What's the point?
The young atheist writer Guy Stagg threw in his job a few years ago to undertake a pilgrimage to Jerusalem via Rome - choosing a hazardous medieval route across the Alps. It nearly killed him: at one ...
6 Nov 201822min
Coffee House Shots: is Theresa May's Brexit deal a disaster?
With Fraser Nelson and James Forsyth.Presented by Lara Prendergast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
5 Nov 201815min
Table Talk: Prue Leith on her life through food and drink
Welcome to Spectator Radio's newest addition - Table Talk. Each episode, Olivia Potts and Lara Prendergast will be joined by a guest familiar to Spectator readers. Lara and Livvy will discuss their li...
2 Nov 201825min
The Spectator Podcast: what happens after the end of the Merkel project?
As Angela Merkel steps down as party leader – what was her legacy and can the EU project survive without her (00:40)? We also discuss whether WhatsApp has made it harder for MPs to plot (12:25); and l...
1 Nov 201833min
Spectator Books: a fresh look at Jeeves and Wooster with Ben Schott
In this week's Spectator Books, Sam talks to Ben Schott. The author of Schott's Miscellany, Ben's literary productions have taken an unexpected turn with the publication this week of his first novel. ...
1 Nov 201820min
Podcast Special: Corbyn vs Brexit - which is the biggest threat to business?
Was Philip Hammond's Budget a reckless splurge, or a shrewd political budget that draws a new dividing line with Jeremy Corbyn? In this special podcast, Fraser Nelson talks to James Forsyth and Richar...
31 Okt 201821min
Podcast Special: can Brits ever deliver infrastructure on time and on budget?
Britain is a world leader in many things - but not many people would say that infrastructure is one of them. When abroad, Brits marvel at the state of airports and railways, even swimming pools. When ...
30 Okt 201839min
