
Freddie Sayers from online magazine UnHerd seeks out top scientists, writers, politicians and thinkers for in-depth interviews to try and help us work out what’s really going on. What started as an inquiry into the pandemic has broadened into a fascinating look at free speech, science, meaning and the ideas shaping our world.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 372 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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I usually listen to each episode 2x because I love it so much and have learned so much. Thank you
Mostly weirdos with outlandish views getting at it. Some interesting guests every now and then. All in all hardly worth your time.
Generally just more weak-kneed, Wet Tory-leftist pablum under a new name.
Regretfully, I must also agree with others here that Freddy is, frankly, insufferable. He routinely spoils the “interviews,” especially with his partisan tendency to grovel at the altar of left-of-centre, or quasi-centrist, ideological idols. (As a political agnostic, I’d prefer that he be sceptical towards all sides – equally.) Bearing in mind Freddy’s bien-pensant takes and frequent pearl-clutching, he feels like a bad ... more
I enjoy the content, but the advertisements are out of control. “Sorry for the interruption!” … and again, and again, and again. I feel as though I’m experiencing a flash back to 1980’s commercials every few minutes.
Generally just more weak-kneed, Tory-leftist pablum under a new name.
Regretfully, I must also agree that Freddy spoils the show with his highly selective tendency to grovel before—and proffer only the most performative of pushbacks against—left-of-centre ideology. (I’d much prefer that he be equally sceptical towards all sides.) Bearing in mind Freddy’s bien-pensant takes and frequent pearl-clutching, he feels like a bad fit for a publication that claims to be heterodox. I’m sure he is a perfe... more
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This show features provocative conversations with top thinkers across academia, journalism, policy, and politics, often challenging conventional narratives. Episodes frequently dissect geopolitics, science, immigration, free speech, and media narratives, blending rigorous analysis with contrarian or skeptical viewpoints. Notable is the willingness to host controversial figures and to interrogate powerful institutions, while emphasizing civil liberties and evidence-based debate. Listeners tend to value wide-ranging perspectives, rigorous questioning, and a willingness to rethink established orthodoxies, making it attractive for audiences that crave intellectual diversity and policy relevance.
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