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Distracting you from the excitement/terror of the US general election, we are belatedly discussing last week’s British news, including the November lockdown, Labour’s reheated anti-Semitism scandal, and our social media addictions.
Joining us is our disappointing Twitter following.
Continue reading →I gave up browsing Twitter on a campsite in Dorset. It had been a long time coming, delayed unduly by the question of what would distract me while I was taking a shit. (Crosswords, as it happens.)
No great epiphany prompted it; rather the steady trickle of stupidity passing by my eyeballs everyday eventually took its toll. A website that is always running on full retard wears you down, and I was so tired, as the wokies say.
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This week we are asking what career would be right for you during the pandemic-induced economic crash, why it’s right the government keep smelly northerners in their homes, and why social media is forcing you to listen to this podcast.
Joining us is a professional Scouser boycotting this show.
Continue reading →I’ve previously described my scepticism towards businesses weighing in on the culture wars, or even politics in general. As I put it, the mechanism for choosing ice cream should be distinct from voting.
One way of putting this policy into practice is to ignore any political messaging a company puts out. Whether Ben & Jerry’s is woke, based or indifferent you buy that ice cream.
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This week we discuss this year’s second fun lockdown event, the inconvenient death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg, and whether the next generation of gay men will be boring.
Joining us is one of the more interesting homosexuals.
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