In Episode 19 of the Sceptic: Douglas Carswell on Trump’s Victory, Will Jones on Justin Welby’s Resignation, Eugyppius on Germany’s Political Crisis and More
Welcome to episode 19 of the Sceptic! On the show this week, host Laurie Wastell speaks to the following guests:
- Douglas Carswell, former UKIP MP and now the President and CEO of the Mississippi Center for Public Policy, on what Donald Trump’s U.S. election victory means for America – and Britain
- Will Jones, Editor of the Daily Sceptic, on the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby
- Eugyppius, the pseudonymous commentator and author of Eugyppius: a plague chronicle, on the collapse of the German Government
- And for those donating £5 a month or more to the Daily Sceptic, Laurie is joined in the studio by Michael Murphy, writer for the Daily Telegraph, who gives us an exclusive inside look at his new documentary with Outpost Studios: Guardians of Israel
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Watch Chuck Norris’s video here.
Produced by Richard Eldred. Filmed at the Westminster Podcast Studio.
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Its a worthy podcast and well worth a listen, but I do miss The Weekly Sceptic with TY, Nick Dixon and of course the occasional guest appearance by Dr Jordan Peterson
Yes so do I but TBH I thought nick was a little disappointing.
Bring back london’s calling!
Unfortunately delingpole went stupid but for years it was truly a great podcast
I really enjoyed the podcast. So great to have thoughtful discussions and interviews. So much quality work here. Yes, I miss Nick and Toby in the Weekly Sceptic, but that was a completely different entity. Just hoping Nick will continue with his podcast regularly as it does kind of fill a much needed gap in my view. Everyone involved with the Sceptic puts the national broadcaster to shame…
I agree with you.