Bournbrook Podcasts: Recent Episodes
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In the first episode of 2023, S.D Wickett and Luke Perry discuss Sunak's five pledges, and a series of bizarre reveals from Prince Harry.
Sam Wickett and Mario Laghos discuss the year that was 2022; the Russia-Ukraine war, the repeal of Covid restrictions, SBF and Bitcoin, and more.
S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the upcoming year of 2023, and what can be expected to come next in the cultural war. As well as Christmas movies and the Trump/DeSantis question.
S.D. Wickett, Luke Perry and Mario Laghos return to discuss the Musk era of Twitter, and the 'Sensible Centrist' movement.
S.D. Wickett, Luke Perry and Mario Laghos discuss the fallout of the US midterms, as well as UK's bleak administrative future.
S.D. Wickett, Luke Perry and Mario Laghos look back on the Coronavirus era, and discuss the potential for a 'Covid amnesty'.
Mario Laghos and Luke Perry discuss Boris Johnson's possible return to power, and its wider implications on British society.
S.D. Wickett, Luke Perry and Mario Laghos discuss a presidential scandal, the Alex Jones trial, and the latest from the Truss premiership.
On a drive home from Manchester; S.D Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the recent SDP conference, human nature, dystopia and more,
S.D. Wickett, Luke Perry and Mario Laghos discuss the early tenure of Prime Minister Elizabeth Truss, and what it threatens to bring.
S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the failed approach to immigration and integration in the wake of recent events in Leicester.
S.D. Wickett, Luke Perry and Mario Laghos discuss the new reign of King Charles III, and what it may bring to a divided and declining nation.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the passing of Queen Elizabeth, and what this means for both Britain and the Monarchy.
S.D. Wickett, Luke Perry and Mario Laghos discuss the Notting Hill Carnival, and debate the practical uses of mainstream conservatism,
S.D. Wickett, Luke Perry, and Mario Laghos discuss the week's events: including more channel crossing records and the fuel cost crisis.
S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the murder of Thomas O'halloran and the fallout of the Salman Rushdie attack, as well as the many crises in British infrastructure.
S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the Trump FBI raid, and Twitter's new election policy.
Luke Perry and S.D. Wickett discuss the global farmers revolt and why they are protesting.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the final two in the Tory leadership race, and what they say about modern Britain; as well as a special announcement.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the Tory leadership race, the Telford report, uprisings in Europe and Sri Lanka, and an impending heatwave.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the resignation of Boris Johnson and his legacy as Prime Minister.
In a slow news week, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the prospect of societal collapse, and what to do if it happens.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss Johnson's Britain, in the wake of by-election defeats and the nationwide rail strikes.
S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the last minute foiling of the government's Rwanda plan, as well as the crisis of home ownership among younger generations.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the intimidation of Supreme Court justices, the Lady of Heaven protests and the fallout of Boris Johnson's confidence vote.
S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the jubilee weekend, the past and future of the monarchy, and its biggest threats.
Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the WHO treaty, the Davos convention, and the last remnants of Partygate.
Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the WHO Treaty and 'monkeypox', backlash against Elon Musk, and Peter Hitchens' article on why England should secede from the UK
Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the Northern Ireland Protocol and a stolen Brexit, the cost of living crisis, and intimidation of Supreme Court justices.
S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the latest 'current thing'; the US Supreme Court's supposed decision to repeal the Roe v Wade decision.
Julien sits down with Bournbrook's Peter Tutykhin to discuss the upcoming local elections in England.
Julien sits down with former head of strategy and communications for the Scottish Conservatives, Cameron Stewart, to discuss the upcoming Scottish local elections.
Julien Yvon and SDP candidate Jacob Pearce sit down to discuss the Welsh local elections.
Julien Yvon sits down with Pangolin to discuss the upcoming local elections in Northern Ireland.
S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the state of modernity; uglification, microplastics and the housing crisis.
Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett, and a returning Luke Perry discuss familiar topics of censorship, the French Election, and the Conservative Party.
Julien Yvon and Mr. Frexit discuss the second round of the French presidential election; as Emmanuel Macron faces a resurgent Marine Le Pen.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the government's recent immigration plan, as well as Elon Musk's attempted takeover of Twitter.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the government's recent immigration plan, as well as Elon Musk's attempted takeover of Twitter.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the recent Ofsted report into the damage to children caused by lockdown.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss Sam's recent experience with public speaking, the liberalism of the tory party, and the future of the right as a political force.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the news stories widely ignored while the the Russia-Ukraine conflict dominates headlines.
Michael Curzon and Frederick Edwards discuss the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Michael Curzon and special guest William Clouston discuss the continuing conflict in Ukraine, and the risks of escalation threatened by the prospect of a no-fly zone.
Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett, and special guest A.D.M. Collingwood discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine and its geopolitical consequences.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the fallout of the Prince Andrew scandal, and the future of the British monarchy.
Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the Canadian trucker protests, the renewed attention on Keir Starmer's history, and Liz Truss' Russia gaffe.
A.D.M. Collingwood drops by to discuss the current tensions with Russia, and another gaffe by Liz Truss.
Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss Johnson's latest nudge to resign, and the coming economic crises of 'net zero' and inflation.
Julien discusses the Italian Presidential Elections and the completion of Italy's technocratic coup.
S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the potential war in Eastern Europe, and what it spells for American hegemony.
Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss a new round of partygate, the PM’s fate, and the future of the BBC.
Michael Curzon and S.D. Wickett discuss the latest government party revelations, more Covid madness and a Chinese spy in Westminster.
Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the anniversary of Jan 6th, Covid developments in France and Australia, and the Tory Party's cultural failings.
Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss threats to the Johnson premiership, the parties scandal and the collateral damage of lockdowns.
S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the reintroduction of Covid restrictions, vaccine passports and the dark winter ahead.
The 42nd episode of The Week in Review in which Bournbrook contributors discuss the political and cultural events of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the renewal of the Coronavirus Act, the threat of winter lockdowns and the added cultural pressure for healthy people to vaccinate.
The 41st episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, S D Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the murder of Sir David Amess and the political monoculture of university campuses.
The 40th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon and S D Wickett discuss the latest Covid madness around the Western world, as well as the Tory Party conference.
The 39th episode of The Week in Review in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the Sarah Everard trial, fuel shortages and conference season
The 38th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S D Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the NHS cancer backlog, Insulate Britain and the Australian uprising.
The 37th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon and S D Wickett discuss the introduction of 'Covid passes', trouble on the continent and the cultural ramifications of the first lockdown.
The 36th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S D Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the vaccination of children, the NI tax increase and the authoritarian trend of family separation
The 35th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the state of liberty in the English speaking world and the Trojan Horse of booster jabs.
The 34th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, Luke Perry and Frederick Edwards discuss vaccine mandates, how COVID effects the young and Frederick's travels in Russia.
The 33rd episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, S D Wickett and Luke Perry discuss Afghanistan, lockdown, OnlyFans and Incels as we ask ourselves what will come of the west.
The 32nd episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S D Wickett, and Luke Perry discuss the censorship of last week's episode, the exam grades debacle and the recent developments in Afghanistan.
The 31st episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon and S D Wickett discuss the culture of pressure around youth vaccine uptake, the decline of parenting, and the jet-setting Alok Sharma.
The 30th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon and S D Wickett discuss the mounting vaccine pressure, a blunted opposition and shenanigans at the London School of Economics.
The 29th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the introduction of vaccine passports, the 'pingdemic' and a new law that targets British journalists.
The 28th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss discuss the culmination of a global crisis; mandatory vaccinations, civil unrest and internet freedom, as well as a stalling GB News.
The 27th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the government's rhetorical shift around the Coronavirus, as well as the legacy of the Covid Era.
The 26th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode S. D. Wickett, Luke Perry and guest contributor Peter Tutykhin discuss the Batley & Spen by-election, a new Health Secretary and the British High Street.
The 25th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett, and Luke Perry discuss the Matt Hancock scandal, the latest border restrictions and the UK's skirmish with Russia.
The 24th episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode S. D. Wickett, Luke Perry and guest contributor Peter Tutykhin discuss the delayed reopening, the Chesham and Amersham by-election, and the latest Dominic Cummings leaks.
The 23rd episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode S. D. Wickett, Luke Perry and guest contributor William Parker discuss the 'new normal', the G7 and the cancelling of Ollie Robinson and the Queen.
The 22nd episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett, and Luke Perry discuss the never-ending cycles of covid and the cultural revolution.
The 21st episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett, and Luke Perry discuss the latest threat to the end of lockdown, the Cummings revelations and the launch of GB News.
The twentieth episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett, and Luke Perry discuss the hysteria around the Indian variant, the decline of the pub industry and the Martin Bashir controversy.
The nineteenth episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett, and guest contributor Peter Tutykhin discuss the Indian Variant, voter ID and the fallout of last week's local election results.
The eighteenth episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by.
In this episode S. D. Wickett, Luke Perry and guest contributor Brad Goodwin discuss the local election results, mental health in the COVID era, and the Jersey debacle
The seventeenth episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the Dominic Cummings leaks, the effects of lockdown on children, and an antisemitism scandal in Peterborough.
The sixteenth episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the vaccine latest, allegations of government corruption and the European Super League.
The fifteenth episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the government's vaccine backtrack, inflated Coronavirus statistics and the latest round of bizarre changes in academia.
In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the latest on the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine and moral questions around the Prime Minister, as well as a tribute to His Royal Highness, the Duke of Edinburgh.
The thirteenth episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by.
In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and William Parker discuss the future of pubs after lockdown, the UK racism inquiry and the latest Mohammad cartoon controversy.
Michael, Luke and Sam discuss a year of lockdown, vaccine passports, and the never-ending propaganda of the Covid era
The eleventh episode of The Week in Review, in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the new policing bill, vaccine passports, and Instagram for kids.
The tenth episode in our new series in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss Covid in the workplace, the Derek Chauvin trial, and forbidden books.
The ninth episode in our new series in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by.
In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the roadmap out of lockdown, the Salmond scandal, and the Muppet’s foray into the culture war.
The eighth episode in our new series in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by.
In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the roadmap out of lockdown, the Salmond scandal, and the Muppet’s foray into the culture war.
Recorded 26 February 2021.
The seventh in our new series in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by.
In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the state of lockdown on campus, vaccination, and life after the pandemic.
Recorded 19 February 2021.
The sixth in our new series in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by.
In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the imposition of ten-year prison sentences for those who pretend not to have entered Britain from 'red-zone' countries, the incoming economic crisis, and the cancellation of actress Gina Carano.
Recorded 12 February 2021.
The fifth in our new series in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by.
In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the coup in Myanmar (Burma), the use by British institutions of child spies, and Elon Musk's research into the usage of computer chips in the brain.
Recorded 5 February 2021.
The fourth in our new series in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by.
In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the battle between Reddit and Wall Street over stocks, the proposed return date for schools, and the long-term implications of lockdown restrictions, including on pubs.
Recorded 29 January 2021.
The third in our new series in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by.
In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the first days of Joe Biden's presidency, the banishing of Chaucer by the 'decolonised' University of Leicester, and the gross misinterpretation of Lord Sumption's lockdown remarks.
Recorded 22 January 2021.
The second in our new series in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by.
In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the latest, disproportionate lockdown restrictions, the censoring of conservative voices by big tech, and abuses against human rights by China.
Recorded 15 January 2021.
The first of a new series in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by.
In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss rioting at Capitol Hill, U.S., the cancelling of talkRADIO's YouTube channel, and the fatal stabbing of a thirteen-year-old boy.
Recorded 8 January 2021.