The Current Thing
Nick DixonComedian and commentator Nick Dixon talks to fascinating guests about politics, the culture war, and anything else that comes up.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture | |||
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Dixon Cox is back yet again.
This week we look at the disturbing case of Lindsay Clancy, and question why hundreds of women are saying they ‘stand with’ a child killer.
We also discuss William Clouston standing down from the SDP, and, following the... more
Dixon Cox is back, with more Cox than last time.
This week:
-The sad death of Jason Arday
-Some call Arday’s death a ‘lynching’
-Leftists attack journalists and call to censor the press over the Arday story
-Arday’s Trafalgar Square vigil become... more
Dixon Cox is back, except this week it’s Dixon Kearse.
This week:
-The Telegraph goes to war with Restore Britain
-Charlie Downes gets attacked for his Twitter posts
-Alex Phillips gets into some nasty exchanges with Restore supporters
-Kemi Bad... more
Dixon Cox is back.
This week:
-Rod Liddle sadly dies, and the usual people are as vicious as ever
-Rupert Lowe offers Farage a deal
-The five points Restore insist on to work with Reform
-Will Reform’s small boats plan work?
-The chaos in Ceuta... more
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- The “Boys Are Back In Town” and talking sense every week!
Being a late boomer, every week when I hear Nick and Paul on this podcast, I am reminded of that 1976 Thin Lizzy classic - The Boys Are Back In Town - "Guess who just got back today
Them wild-eyed boys that had been away". Back this week with some more classic takes, great analysis, and a dose of humour. The perfect podcast 😊
Apple Podcasts5Stuart Walton
United Kingdom7 months ago - Not as good as it was
I have listened to Nick for a number of years now and really enjoyed his podcasts. I do find Paul Cox a bit annoying as he goes on and on and has a habit of going off topic. More Nick less Paul please.
Apple Podcasts4jamjam00872United Kingdom8 months ago - I came here to escape academics!
Normally love mix of banter and down-to-earth commentary, but the political pontifications of so-called 'academic' agent are increasingly cringeworthy and going dark places: constant reference to 'that nation' supposedly controlling all world affairs but no guts to state his age-old conspiracy theory in plain terms. Academic agent should stick to English Literature while Nick sticks to the usually sound mix of reaction and humour.
Apple Podcasts3J EldermanUnited Kingdom10 months ago - Always more of staunch Rev. J Franklin
Psalms, Bible readings, musings - more of the good Father. A good man is Cox, on a journey so he is - perhaps he could ask Nick more questions than go on normie rants. I respect Nick’s intellectual fortitude and bravery. More impressions wouldn’t go amiss. Nick is genuinely talented and funny.
Apple Podcasts5Hhhhhytfjohbby cubUnited Kingdoma year ago - The deep thinker and the normie
Nick Dixon is a deep thinker and a funny guy. His insights are entertaining and thought provoking and he makes it very clear how his opinions are formed, making him very accessible and interesting, leaving plenty of room for disagreement. Paul Cox is a total normie whose conclusions were reached 20+ years ago by ‘awake’ folk. Best example: he’s always at pains to show he’s not racist even though no sane person would think he is.
Apple Podcasts5FfghytfgjiutedghiutfhjjhUnited Kingdoma year ago
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Apple Podcasts | #173 | United Kingdom/News/Politics |
Apple Podcasts | #143 |  Taiwan/News/Politics |
Apple Podcasts | #207 |  Russia/News/Politics |
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This show blends sharp political takes with humorous banter, centering on culture-war topics, media framing, and current UK political dynamics. Episodes often feature provocative guests and candid debates about immigration, national identity, and party strategy, all delivered with a contrarian edge and accessible commentary. It's likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy outspoken, ideologically charged discussions paired with witty banter and a skeptical view of mainstream media and establishment politics. The format tends to mix analysis, satire, and scenario planning for the right-leaning spectrum, with a willingness to explore controversial angles and niche policy debates that aren't typically considered mainstream.
A standout element is... more
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Recent guests on The Current Thing include:
1. Ed Dutton
2. Tom Swarbrick
3. Ayesha Hazarika
4. Michael Reiners
5. Henry Bolton
6. Harrison Pitt
7. Nick Buckley
8. Joseph Loconte
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