
Free Speech Nation the podcast.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmSociety & CultureAfter Shows | |||

Barrister Dennis Kavanagh warns that the 'wide' definitions outlined in the Government's Draft Conversion Practices Bill could see parents, teacher, and doctors imprisoned for simply misgendering or using the wrong pronouns when addressing LGBT peopl... more
‘There is a pattern of behaviour, and we have a level of activist corruption within the police force.’
Journalist Andrew Gilligan discusses the ‘shocking’ policy paper published by the National Association of Muslim Police, which defends the terrori... more
Political Science Professor Eric Kaufmann breaks down how Henry Nowak's murder exposes Britain's 'two-tier' culture, and the likelihood of identity politics leading to civil war in Britain.
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Where journalism and comedy meet - round up of the most infuriating stories of the moment, including a comedy take on the week.
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Great podcast, but like his last one, errr, where’s it gone?! September 2023 and still no sign. No announcement, no nothing. Tumbleweeds.
Judging by just the couple of episodes that I’ve listened to, this show strikes me as fairly balanced, intelligent and sane—-which, I cannot say about many other podcasts I have listened to.
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Just found Free Speech Nation - looking forward to working my way thru the lot. If the above is any indicator it’s going to be fascinating. And brave - well done Graham, thank you for your support for women, the old fashioned type that is. Adult Human females.
Bit of an echo chamber but balances the country’s media output I suppose.
Andrew is a great communicator and comes across as likeable allowing his guests to talk,
Would have been 5 but for the count Dunkula episode.
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The show centers on free speech, culture wars, and political discourse in the UK, often framing heated debates around gender identity, censorship, media bias, and public policy. Episodes typically feature a mix of activists, journalists, legal commentators, and polemic voices, with on-site perceptions of protests and rapid-fire panel discussions that illuminate different ideological angles. A recurring strength is hosting guests who challenge mainstream narratives with sharp, evidence-informed takes, making it a provocative platform for conversations about rights, safety, and the boundaries of progressive policy in institutions and society. Noteworthy elements include cross-cutting debates on single-sex spaces, media representation, and the... more
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Recent guests on Free Speech Nation include:
1. Andrew Gilligan
2. Julia Williams
3. Dr. Alice Hodkinson
4. The Critical Drinker
5. Adam Koumas
6. Jonathan Kogan
7. Eric Kaufmann
8. Francis Foster
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