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The Winston Marshall Show

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The Winston Marshall Show is a long-form interview podcast exploring politics, culture, history, philosophy, free speech, and everything in between. Hosted by me, Winston Marshall, each episode features in-depth conversations with leading thinkers, journalists, politicians, authors, academics, entrepreneurs, and cultural figures from across the political spectrum. We believe the best ideas emerge ... more

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Try Hypescribe HERE: www.hypescribe.com/?utm_source=winstonIn this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with Founding President of the Cambridge University Society of Women, Maeve Halligan, to discuss what she witnessed inside one... more

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In this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with historian Raymond Ibrahim to discuss the return of Crusader imagery, why the Knights Templar have become symbols for a new generation, and what the Crusades can teach us about the crisis f... more

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In this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with former SDP leader William Clouston for a wide-ranging conversation on Britain’s political crisis, immigration, the welfare state, national identity, and the failures of both the left and r... more

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It's less than one week away! Get your tickets now before they sell out: winstonmarshall.eventbrite.co.ukIn this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with YouTuber Wesley Winter for a conversation on Britain’s migrant crisis, the ... more

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Recent Guests

William Clouston
Leader of the SDP, political commentator
SDP
Episode: The REAL reason behind the Portsmouth & Dover Protest
Wesley Winter
Protest reporter and documentary filmmaker
Episode: Portsmouth & Dover: What The Mainstream Media Didn’t Show You - Wesley Winter
Wesley Winters
Coming on the show this week
Episode: We’re witnessing the start of Britain’s Civil War
Danny Tomo
Organizing meetings for Patriot Platform
Patriot Platform
Episode: We’re witnessing the start of Britain’s Civil War
Edward Dutton
Specialist in evolutionary psychology and personality traits
Author and psychologist
Episode: The Dark Psychology Behind The Lindsay Clancy Case
Simon Webb
Historian, History Debunked
History Debunked
Episode: “Over 1 Million White European Slaves” Britain’s Forgotten History
Roger Crowley
Historian and author of Constantinople, The Last Great Siege
Author, Constantinople: The Last Great Siege (1453)
Episode: Islam vs Christianity: The Fall of Constantinople
Bernie Spofforth
Businessperson and author, discussed his arrest over a tweet
If This Is True / author
Episode: “They Arrested Me” The Tweet That Got Me Arrested
Erica Komisar
Author and commentator on parenting and family life
Independent author/ speaker
Episode: How Feminism Destroyed The Family - Erica Komisar

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Winston Marshall
Host of The Winston Marshall Show

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Five Enthusiastic Stars

    Always deep. Always thoughtful. Always informative. Never demagogic. I truly appreciate this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BAS17962738493715162739
    United States2 months ago
  • John Anderson

    Your interview with John Andrew just reinforced what an absolute Kook this fella is

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Navy_Girl69
    Australia2 months ago
  • I love this podcast!

    Great episode with James Lindsay. Winston Marshall always has fascinating guests and dives deep into the topics they discuss. I learn a great deal with each episode. Keep up the great work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GingerG662
    United States2 months ago
  • Mostly okay but sometimes falls into normie unanalytical thinking traps and oversimplified feelingy stuff. Also does far too much straw man argument / 'so what you're saying is' crap recently.

    Podcast Addict
    3
    Wasabee
    2 months ago
  • The bango talks good for Winston

    This episode on the bango was just wonderful. Historical, musical, lyrical. And the perfect birthday card for America's 250th. I suggest more short essays like this.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Silly Leslie
    United States3 months ago

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Listeners appreciate deep, thoughtful conversations with diverse guests and find the interviews consistently informative.
Some episodes polarize audiences, drawing strong criticisms from listeners who disagree with guests or host stances.
Community praises the show for rigorous preparation, challenging questions, and a broad range of perspectives, though a minority feel coverage can be provocative to the point of bias.

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“They Arrested Me” The Tweet That Got Me Arrested
Q: And how is it that we're in a place in Britain then in 2024 that could be the case? what explains the current climate for free speech and social media posts leading to arrests?
The guest argues that control of information and speech has been building for decades, with digital frameworks and global organizations nudging societies toward tighter control, especially as economic pressures rise, and that this is interconnected with migration debates and the influence of major institutions like the UN and WHO.
How Feminism Destroyed The Family - Erica Komisar
Q: What policy changes does she advocate to support families without diminishing women's choices?
She advocates paid parental leave funded by the government (12-18 months or more in some cases), flexible work arrangements, subsidized or direct family support instead of large-scale daycare, and on-ramps for women returning to work to preserve career pathways.
How Feminism Destroyed The Family - Erica Komisar
Q: What period is this discussion anchored in, and what shifts does she describe post-war feminism?
The conversation places emphasis on the post-war era leading into the 60s and 70s, where the Me Movement and second-wave feminism shifted focus toward individualism and career empowerment, sometimes at the expense of traditional family roles and motherhood.
‘The Rational World Is Falling Apart’ - Jonathan Pageau
Q: Do giants in your discussion symbolize actual historical giants or are they metaphorical for structural power?
Giants are used as a metaphor for great structural powers and civilizations, representing the way large, organizing forces shape societies beyond individual actors.
‘The Rational World Is Falling Apart’ - Jonathan Pageau
Q: Is this movement toward non-human agency something you see as a completion of the Enlightenment or a departure from it?
The guest suggests it's both a continuation and a correction: the Enlightenment's rational project is complemented by the re-emergence of spiritual and non-human intelligences, which challenges the exclusive emphasis on rationality.

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Long-form conversations with leading thinkers across politics, history, culture, and philosophy, often challenging established narratives with thoughtful, probing questions. Episodes feature a wide range of guests—from journalists and academics to authors and policy experts—covering timely issues like governance, free speech, societal change, and global affairs. The format tends to mix rigorous analysis, historical context, and provocative viewpoints, with promotional segments and live-event promos peppered throughout. The show is likely to appeal to listeners who value in-depth discussion, intellectual candor, and exposure to controversial or non-mainstream perspectives while preferring civil discourse and rigorous argumentation.

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Recent guests on The Winston Marshall Show include:

1. William Clouston
2. Wesley Winter
3. Wesley Winters
4. Danny Tomo
5. Edward Dutton
6. Simon Webb
7. Roger Crowley
8. Bernie Spofforth

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