Chris Snowdon, Tom Slater and guests discuss the latest in nanny-state killjoyism.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 122 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Candice Holdsworth joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater for the latest episode of Last Orders. They discuss the ban on ‘buy one, get one free’ deals, the crackdown on shouting in the countryside, and the cost of Net Zero. Plus, Lucy Letby Corner.
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Talk’s Julia Hartley-Brewer joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater for the latest episode of Last Orders. They discuss Ed Davey’s illiberal anti-democrats, why we shouldn’t arrest politicians for lying, Chris’s encounter with his Letbyist critics, and th... more
Talk’s Mike Graham joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater for the latest episode of Last Orders, recorded at Reform UK’s conference. They discuss whether Nigel Farage will take on the public-health puritans, the Angela Rayner reshuffle and the case for b... more
Stand-up comedian Paul Cox joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater for the latest episode of Last Orders. They discuss calls to lower the drink-driving limit, how fat shaming can help you lose weight, and why Lucy Letby is still guilty.
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Please get Steve baker on every week
This house believes that anyone subscribing to any conspiracy theory is a nutter.
I like the idea behind the podcast - anti-many state buy the Lucy Letby stuff is beyond tasteless. To turn the death of children into a lolfeat is naff. I turn off at that point.
Them Americans with their culture and celebrating autumn… what fools! hahaha.
The smoking man announces that Trump doesn’t really understand economics….
And so on.
Can we get the smoking man an honorary doctorate in moron?
Snowdon changed his position on Sweden during covid and blocked anyone who disagreed with him. Again on this podcast he is unlistenable.
A deeply vile journalist.
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Focused on contemporary political narratives and the socioeconomic implications of government policies, discussions often center on critiques of the 'nanny state' approach within the UK. Episodes highlight topics such as public health debates, individual freedoms, and political authenticity, frequently featuring guests with expertise in media, politics, and public policy. With a blend of humor and critical analysis, the dialogue navigates through contentious issues like public health regulations, economic policies, and current events, presenting a unique perspective that challenges conventional narratives and stimulates thought-provoking commentary.
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2. Steve Baker
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