
What makes you a heretic? Journalist Andrew Gold believes that, in an age of group-think and tribes, we need heretics - those who use unconventional wisdom to speak out against their own groups, from cancelled comedians and radical feminists to cult defectors and vigilantes hunting deviants. Learn from my guests how to rebel, think differently and resist social contagion. From Triggernometry's Kon... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 716 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this explosive episode, Andrew sits down with the brilliant Tilly Middlehurst, the Cambridge student bizarrely blamed online for Charlie Kirk’s death after publicly criticising his rhetoric. What follows is one of the most intense, wide-ranging cu... more
In this rare and deeply personal conversation, Ray Kelvin - founder of global fashion brand Ted Baker — breaks his silence for the first time. After decades of avoiding interviews, he speaks openly about the rise of Ted Baker, the culture he built, t... more
Andrew Gold sits down with Charles Asher Small, one of the world’s leading experts on extremism, to unpack a warning 50 years in the making. According to Small, the ideological project launched by the Muslim Brotherhood nearly a century ago is now at... more
In this explosive debate episode of Heretics, Andrew sits down with Dr. Helen Webberley, one of the most controversial figures in the transgender healthcare world, for a brutally honest, high-stakes conversation about sex, gender, science, identity, ... more
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I didn’t know the whole story, I have known Ray for 50 years, one of the most amazing, genuine, interesting, fun, inspiring people, in the UK we have so few geniuses like him, Alan Sugar, Richard Branson, people to create a world famous global brand, created from nothing, I went to his office to sell him something and the office & culture was so inspiring, everyone was buzzing, including us and all the staff ate in a fab cafe in the middle of the office, the only other culture I have seen as goo... more
This relates to my daily choice of podcasts. A relatively new addition, Andrew Gold has the full set of features that makes the cut. He is punchy, he has clarity. Highly recommended.
Her "anyone who says they are a woman, IS a woman" is so ridiculous, and Andrew did a sterling job pushing back; I was cheering out loud! I wish he'd been able to ask her about the unfairness of men in women's sports as I would have liked to hear more of her barmy reasoning. Thankyou!
Very strange stalkerish sociopathic obsession with Meghan markle.
I wish Andrew would have spoken about the damage the trans issue will create for women if/when society legalizes the change of someone’s sex based on identity. Helen’s arguments about bathrooms was so reductive, it is not the fault of women for demonizing or being taught to fear men that is the problem, it is the problem that men have been/and will continue to, harm women. As a mother of two daughters myself it is my duty to educate them on the reality of harmful men. No amount of wishful thinki... more
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This podcast provides a platform for discussions that challenge societal norms and explore controversial issues through the lens of individuality and dissent. Centered around the concept of 'heretics'—those who express unconventional beliefs—the show features a diverse array of guests, including comedians, activists, and thinkers, who share their experiences of standing against their communities. The conversations span topics such as free speech, gender ideology, and political correctness, effectively illuminating the nuances of modern societal debates and encouraging listeners to think critically.
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