
There are three sides to every story, with James Macpherson, Caleb Bond and Freya Leach.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 561 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

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Used to love watching and listening to The Late Debate but now I can’t stand it- Joe Hildebrand is an instant turn off- he talks so much dribble, it’s unbelievable and his a massive leftie. Freya Leach and James Macpherson are slowly turning to the left, the only one who makes sense and I can tolerate is Caleb Bond.
Removing Storer was a good thing.
Adding a high-school debating team reserve was not.
This person comes across with the all life worn credibility of a preteen … please do us the favour of getting an adult on the panel.
Not worth it without Liz Storer. Too much Hildebrand. Sky News turning to the left.
I once loved this show the right formula with Liz James Caleb. Now I hardly listen to it. Hilderbrand is a turn off. Bring Liz back.
Utter rubbish. Endless right wing ranting.
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Focusing on current affairs and political discourse, the content covers a variety of topics from around the world, particularly highlighting events and issues pertinent to Australia and the US. Key discussions revolve around environmental concerns, social issues, government policies, military readiness, and immigration, often interweaved with sharp critiques of political figures and media narratives. The hosts leverage humor and satire to tackle serious subjects, aiming to engage listeners while offering a critical perspective on contemporary issues. Noteworthy is their willingness to challenge mainstream views and highlight lesser-discussed topics, creating a dynamic space for debate and conversation.
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Recent guests on The Late Debate include:
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2. Danika DiGiorgio
3. Freya Leach
4. Stephen Hendricks
5. Caleb Bond
6. Rachael Gunn
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