
Colin Brazier brings use his unique take on Britain and the world.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsSociety & Culture | |||

This week, Colin examines a string of terror attacks across Europe, from Nice a decade ago to last weekend’s atrocity in Berlin. He argues that the language used in the coverage of these atrocities is deliberately softened out of political correctnes... more
This week, Colin reflects on the life and legacy of Ann Widdecombe to ask a larger question: why has the standard of Britain’s MPs collapsed? He argues that today’s political class is a pale imitation of that which came before it.
From Labour’s “lov... more
This week, Colin asks where the line should be drawn between artistic licence and historical truth. Using Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey as a starting point, he argues that while fictional characters can be reimagined, altering the race of real hist... more
This week, Colin argues that illegal migration holds up an uncomfortable mirror to modern Britain. What if, instead of asking why migrants come here, we asked what they think of the country they encounter? Through a thought experiment, he imagines wh... more
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Honestly so glad I found this pod. Colin is a breath of fresh air in an information space that has become massively biased and out of touch with everyday concerns. I have a lot to think about after listening to this. Highly recommend
Colin is simply one of the finest and most eloquent commentators around. These weekly takes have rapidly become essential listening for me. Tens all round.
This is the real journalism we’ve been missing from our screens. Serious, authoritative yet compassionate. Looking forward to the next episode!
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A provocative, opinion-led thinker hosts sharp, often contrarian takes on British politics, media, and national identity. Episodes frequently pivot around culture, migration, and the role of traditional institutions, interweaving historical references with contemporary events to challenge mainstream narratives. Notable is a consistent emphasis on independent, creator-led storytelling and a readiness to critique established media power, which can appeal to listeners seeking candid, non-mainstream analysis and bold viewpoints.
The show stands out for its unapologetic, single-host monologues and as a platform for guests who provide historical, military, or policy perspectives that broaden the discussion beyond standard punditry. This makes it ... more
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Recent guests on Brazier include:
1. James Glancy
2. Alex Webster
3. Tom Tugendhat
4. Andrew Fox
5. Nigel Bigger
6. Robert Toomes
7. Lawrence Goldman
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