Last Orders - a spiked podcast
Last Orders - a spiked podcastChris Snowdon, Tom Slater and guests discuss the latest in nanny-state killjoyism.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 136 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTech NewsTechnology | |||
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Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater reach deep into the postbag for a very special edition of Last Orders. They discuss your questions, theories and ban suggestions. Plus, Snowdon answers his Letbyist critics. Not to be missed.
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Michael Simmons, economics editor of the Spectator, joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater for the latest episode of Last Orders. They discuss Hannah Spencer’s vile assault on boozing at work, the rise of ‘benefits treats’, and the grim triumph of the ge... more
Gawain Towler, former head of press at Reform UK, joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater for the latest episode of Last Orders. They discuss Nigel Farage’s pledge to scrap the tobacco-sales ban, whether Restore is a threat to Reform, and why British Summ... more
Josie Appleton, from the Campaign for Freedom in Everyday Life, joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater for the latest episode of Last Orders. They discuss Chris Whitty’s disdain for fat jabs, the epidemic of excessive car honking, and the inevitable woke... more
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- Doing the Lord’s Work
Puts into easily comprehensible—eloquent even—language the thoughts running through my head that, if I tried to express them myself, would come out sounding like frustrated screams.
The entire Anglosphere needs more Last Orders.
Apple Podcasts5USA AUS
United States3 months ago - Trite and milquetoast
Soy, conventional establishment opinion presented as heterodoxy, the same formula one finds throughout Spiked these days. TDS strikes again – or perhaps Spiked is a fresh casualty of Farage Derangement Syndrome? Maybe it was always going to end this way. In any event, the world has changed: someone really ought to inform Spiked. If I’d wanted to listen to the (wet Tory) Spectator, I would have tuned into that programme instead.
I say this with some sorrow as an erstwhile subscriber who still re... more
Apple Podcasts1Bibliophenia
United Kingdom4 months ago - There’s no smoke …
So good it should be banned.
Apple Podcasts5Monsieur G.A. LapieUnited Kingdom4 months ago - Excellent!
Great podcast! Gets you thinking and helps you join the dots!
Apple Podcasts5LadyJWindsorUnited Kingdom6 months ago - Good and fun
Two guys having fun whilst poking holes in establishments and forced thinking.
Apple Podcasts5OziMozzie
Australia7 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #194 | United Kingdom/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #214 |  New Zealand/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #237 |  Sweden/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #250 |  Belgium/Technology |
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The show centers on libertarian-leaning takes on public policy, health regulations, and nanny-state interventions, pairing sharp banter with guests who challenge government overreach. Episodes frequently critique vaping bans, licensing rules, obesity policies, and civil liberties, weaving current events with culture, economics, and politics. Listeners can expect a mix of provocative, humorous debate, practical calls to action, and insider perspectives from policy and media circles. Noteworthy is the consistent willingness to question mainstream public health narratives and to foreground personal freedoms and individual choice, often with a skeptical, contrarian edge that appeals to politically engaged, policy-minded audiences.
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1. The spiked podcast
2. The Brendan O'Neill Show
3. The Current Thing
4. The Sceptic
5. New Culture Forum
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Last Orders launched 8 years ago and published 136 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Last Orders include:
1. Michael Simmons
2. Josie Appleton
3. Anne Strickland
4. Mark Oates
5. James O'Brien
6. David Frost
7. Simon Clark
8. Mike Graham
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