Today, we delve into the dynamics of the online right, featuring figures like Theo Von and Nick Fuentes, exploring whether they can undergo change.

Mehdi Hasan joins the discussion on how the new online right ecosystem has shaped Britain's image as an anti-immigrant narrative.

We also delve into the launch of Zeteo UK and other engaging topics!

From Hank Green's AI controversy to the backlash against pro-AI voices at graduations, public opinion is shifting against technology. We delve into the transition from the era of techno-optimism, epitomized by Steve Jobs and the iPhone, to today's growing tech skepticism. Discover what this means for the future of technology.

Billionaires have recently taken to podcasts, often revealing more than intended. Hosted on platforms like Joe Rogan's, figures such as Peter Thiel, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Mark Andreessen frequently make surprising statements. Discover why this trend is emerging.

In this episode, I engage in a thought-provoking conversation with Dale Vince, CEO of Ecotricity, about the impending release of Babbelfish and its innovative approach to the housing crisis. Discover how they plan to revolutionize housing solutions in this captivating discussion.

Have you ever wondered where all the dream jobs have gone? In the 2000s and 2010s, it seemed like the workplace was on the brink of transformation with roles at tech giants like Google, exciting startups, and platforms like YouTube. However, as influencers like KSI, Logan Paul, and Mr. Beast reveal feelings of depression and Google cuts office perks like masseuses, we explore where these dream jobs disappeared to and what led to this change.

Today, join us as we talk to a YouTuber who delves into the intriguing world of the super rich and their psychology. Discover insights into the so-called 'Epstein Economy' and its far-reaching effects.

In this episode, we delve into the notion that capitalism might not be a natural system. Explore the intersections of politics and economic structures, particularly in British politics.