Chris Snowdon, Tom Slater and guests discuss the latest in nanny-state killjoyism.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 81 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Tech NewsNewsTechnology |
Candice Holdsworth joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater for the latest episode of Last Orders. They discuss sin taxes on vaping, the call to ban cigars and Michael Gove’s crackdown on extremism. more
Mick Hume joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater to discuss Prince Harry’s beef with the tabloids, banning smartphones for under-16s and whether believing in prohibitionism should be a ‘protected’ belief. more
Harrison Griffiths joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater to discuss Rishi Sunak’s crusade against vaping, the tyranny of the World Health Organisation and Chris’s campaign for an extra day of summer. more
Rob Lyons, science and technology director at the Academy of Ideas, joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater for the latest episode of Last Orders. They discuss just how bad a Labour government will be for freedom, the public-health plot against large wine... more
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My weekly shop’s about £200 a week! Chris clearly has no kids and just eats beans on toast for dinner.
Good information with verified context and humorous delivery. I truly enjoy listening in.
Tittle tattle from within the bureaucracy as we soldier relentlessly towards our totalitarian future. A good example is the total decimation of pubs and community through tax and regulation. These geniuses think that a slight alteration to licensing laws might be beneficial. Amusing I suppose in its own way.
l'd happily go for a pint with Tom & Chris who break down daily woke nonsense we all face in simply just existing in 2023. The podcast just reminds me that we (sensible & normal thinking people) are not alone. Keep it going
One day they were fine. The next they decided to go after Andrew Bridgen and ignore the jab damaged. more
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