Go behind the scenes of some of the most interesting topics at the intersection of finance, law, and public policy. Hosted by Lee Reiners.
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British Thought Leaders features in-depth conversations on issues that affect and shape our society and culture, giving a voice to those marginalised by legacy media. Hosted by NTD UK’s News Director Lee Hall.
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The Dworkin Report is one of the most listened-to independent podcasts in the world. New releases are ranked top 200 in news & politics on iTunes in 30+ countries. The podcast has listeners in almost every country in the world. Some of Scott’s guests have included Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Alyssa Milano, Alec Baldwin, Bill Browder, Rob Reiner, Rep. Steve Cohen, Mary L. Trump, Bandy X. Lee, Lev Parnas, Lilly Ledbetter, Judd Legum, Tom Arnold, Sen. Masie Hirono, Rosie O’Donnell, David Priess, Mich ...
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How can wealthy investors make better investments and wiser financial decisions? On this podcast we look at the big investment trends, how to allocate private wealth, tools for multi-generational planning, philanthropy and a range of other issues unique to high net worth families. We interview leading investment managers, high net worth individuals and private wealth advisors. Brought to you by Goldrock Capital, a multi-family office.
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Breaking down science, technology, engineering and math in a way that the rest of us can comprehend and utilize in our daily lives. Imagine a Lex Fridman for the everyman, translating the complex thoughts of the worlds greatest thinkers like Lee Cronin, Razib Khan and the CTO of Signal, preeminent encrypted messaging app. This podcast is inspired by Andrew Huberman, Lex Fridman, Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks, David Friedberg, Jocko Willink, Tim Ferris, Balaji Srinivasan.
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Rapidly Declining Testosterone and Fertility Are a Threat to Our Existence: Charles Cornish-Dale
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1:03:41NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with anthropologist, historian, and author Charles Cornish-Dale, also known as Raw Egg Nationalist to talk about his new book 'The Last Men: Liberalism and the Death of Masculinity'. Cornish-Dale says a rapid decline in testosterone is causing existential harm to male fertility and leaving men with serious health and social…
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We Spent £220 Billion on Decarbonisation and Saw Zero Financial Benefits: Kathryn Porter
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54:31NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with independent energy consultant Kathryn Porter who says Britain is at severe risk of blackouts. Porter explains how the move to more and more renewables is behind this risk, as they are unstable and not as compatible with our current grid as traditional power sources. She also explains why renewable energy is the most ex…
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We Need Profound Change to Stop Britain’s Catastrophic Decline: Douglas Carswell
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52:48NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with former member of Parliament Douglas Carswell to discuss his recently published set of milestones to restore Britain. Carswell talks about taking control of the machinery of state, fixing a broken legal system, securing borders, stopping mass immigration, and reducing public spending.…
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Investing in Innovation and Unity: Eric Reiner on the Future of VC - Ep 126
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30:35Israel’s tech ecosystem is defying theodds—small in size, big in impact. On this episode of Definitely Uncertain,Eric Reiner, Founder and Managing Partner of Vine Ventures, joins DarrenRockman to unpack what fuels that success. From investing in AI leaders likeHippo and Gynger to launching the Sarona Unity Center, Eric explains how his$140M fund is…
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We Need to Talk About Britain’s Biggest Killer of Men Under 50: Susie Bennett
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38:24NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with male suicide researcher Dr. Susie Bennett, who says we need to pay more attention to Britain’s biggest killer of men under 50. Bennett talks about the drivers behind Britain’s suicide figures, the conversations she’s had with men who have contemplated ending their lives, and the importance of building empathy for men a…
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We Need to Stop Identity Politics From Destroying Our Society: Rick Bradford (William Collins)
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1:02:00NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with men’s rights expert Rick Bradford, who writes under the pen name William Collins. Bradford says identity politics has infiltrated many aspects of British life and is destroying the very fabric of our society. He talks about his research into the disadvantages faced by men and boys amid the "acceptable prejudice" of ins…
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Legacy Media Not Holding Governments, Institutions to Account: Lewis Brackpool
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44:20NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with journalist Lewis Brackpool to discuss the use of freedom of information requests to hold the powerful to account. Brackpool talks about his investigations into water contamination, the placing of government messaging in popular entertainment, and undocumented meetings between the government and high-profile business le…
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Developers of AI Superintelligence Know It Endangers Humanity: Roman Yampolskiy
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19:41NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with AI safety expert professor Roman Yampolskiy, who says we are only a couple of years away from AI superintelligence that will endanger humanity. Yampolskiy says the companies developing AI are aware of the danger, but are driven by technological competition and profit. He says we have no way to predict or control intell…
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Our Laws Are Being Used Against Us to Undermine Our Freedoms: Michael Reiners
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42:05NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with lawyer and author Michael Reiners, who says key pieces of legislation are being used against the British public in ways that lawmakers never intended. Reiners talks about the Public Order Act and how it’s being used to prosecute people for offensive social media posts, creating a chilling effect on free speech. He also…
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Britain's Nightlife Crisis Is Damaging Employment, the Economy and Our Culture: Michael Kill
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19:33NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Michael Kill, CEO of the Night Time Industries Association. Kill says Britain’s night time industries face existential issues as many people can no longer afford to go out. The industry employs more than 2 million people and boasts a turnover of more than 150 billion pounds, so losing its nightlife would have serious c…
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Our Politicians Need to Tackle the Realities of Child Sexual Abuse: Emma Jane Taylor
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36:28NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with child sexual abuse campaigner Emma Jane Taylor, who talks about the shocking statistic that 90 percent of child sexual abusers are known to their victims. Taylor questions why stranger danger is focused on in schools, and says the prevalence of sexual abuse in Britain will only change when the country's political leade…
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Technology and Control Are Destroying What It Means to Be Human: Alex Klaushofer
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47:16NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with journalist and author Alex Klaushofer, who writes the Substack "Ways of Seeing." Klaushofer talks about transhumanism and how robot replacement threatens to take away what it means to be human: emotion, spirituality, and creativity. Klaushofer says technology is being used to drive us toward authoritarianism, especiall…
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China's Domination of Science and Technology Is a Danger to National Security: Charles Parton
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57:16NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Charles Parton OBE, a former British diplomat who spent 22 years working in China. Parton says our politicians, academics and business people need to be more aware of the threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). He says the CCP sees science and technology as a key battleground and has been building dominance …
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Navigating Private Credit & Real Estate Lending: Insights from HCP’s Jonathan Moss & Cyril Pham – Ep 125
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28:02In this episode, we’re joined by Jonathan Moss, Principal at the IJD Group, and Cyril Pham, Portfolio Manager at HCP, to explore the evolving landscape of private credit and real estate lending. They share their insights on HCP's investment strategy, the growth of the sector in Australia, and how they assess deals in a competitive market. Tune in f…
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Dr. Tamar Elram on Leadership, Women’s Health, and Poetry - Ep 124
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35:12A few months ago, we had the privilege of hosting Dr. TamarElram on the Definitely Uncertain Podcast. Dr. Elram is a physician,poet, and hospital director with extensive leadership experience in healthcare.Specializing in women’s health, she has held senior roles, including as thedirector at Hadassah Medical Center. A passionate advocate for consci…
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Exposing the CCP's Global Persecution Campaign Against Shen Yun: Jared Madsen
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26:57NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Jared Madsen, master of ceremonies at Shen Yun Performing Arts. Shen Yun is the world’s premier Chinese classical dance show and has been subject to ongoing attacks from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Madsen explains how Shen Yun’s mission to revive traditional Chinese culture is directly at odds with the atheist n…
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We Need to Deal With Our Problems or Britain Will Become a Failed State: James Price
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1:00:49NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with James Price, commentator and former government adviser. James shares his knowledge and experience of what some people call “the Blob” or “Deep State”—the thousands of civil servants who run the country no matter who is elected. He talks about JD Vance's recent speech and how changes in America could benefit Britain, an…
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We Don't Have the Money, Workforce, or Materials to Achieve Net Zero: Michael Kelly
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54:36NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Michael Kelly, professor emeritus of technology at the University of Cambridge. Kelly was a government scientist when the Climate Change Act launched in 2008, and has been researching the reduction of carbon in Britain since then. He wrote to Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Milliband to say that the Net Zero tar…
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Billionaire Media Owner Jimmy Lai Is an Opponent the CCP Has Never Seen Before: Mark Clifford
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34:44NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Mark Clifford, an author and the president of the Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation. Clifford talks about Hong Kong entrepreneur Jimmy Lai's incredible rise from rags to riches, becoming a billionaire media owner and Hong Kong's most famous dissident. Clifford explains why, despite having the means to escap…
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Officers Are Fed Up of 2-Tier Policing, Progressive Management Culture: Paul Birch
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58:24NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Paul Birch, who recently retired after 24 years in the police force—including 16 in counterterrorism. Rank-and-file police officers don't believe in the "woke agenda," he says, but it's forced on them from above. Birch says that officers of all backgrounds know that two-tier policing exists and that many are frustrated…
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For a More Peaceful, Compassionate Society, We Need to Change Ourselves: Barry and Margaret Mizen
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28:59NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Barry and Margaret Mizen, whose son Jimmy Mizen was murdered in 2008. They talk about teaching forgiveness and positive change to young people, the problems caused by violence in our society and culture, and the role their faith has played in overcoming hardship.By British Thought Leaders
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IPP Is an International Embarrassment and Stain on Our Justice System: Richard Garside
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36:48NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Richard Garside, director of the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, to talk about imprisonment for public protection (IPP). The IPP sentence has seen thousands of people imprisoned for extra years after serving their sentence despite not committing any further offences. They have little chance of release, and even w…
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British Immigration System Doesn't Stop the Importation of Crime: Robert Bates
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36:45NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Robert Bates, research director at the Centre for Migration Control, to talk about research recently published about the arrests of foreign nationals. The centre’s data show that foreign nationals are twice as likely as British citizens to be arrested and more than three times as likely to be arrested for sexual offenc…
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Africa's Massive Population Increase Will Change the World: Edward Paice
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1:07:01NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Edward Paice, author and the director of the Africa Research Institute. Paice says that by 2050, 40 per cent of global births and 33 per cent of global workers will be African. These demographic shifts, coupled with the declining birth rates of the developed world, will see massive changes in the lives of everyone and …
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We Are in the Fight of Our Lives Defending Free Speech in Britain: Ben Jones
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43:37NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Ben Jones, director of case management at The Free Speech Union, to discuss what he sees as a relentless war against free speech in Britain. Jones talks about the connection between authoritarianism and multiculturalism, the importance of social media when it comes to free speech, and the freedom violations that are al…
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China Can't Be Economically Successful While Business Leaders Keep Vanishing: Ian Williams
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32:26NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with veteran China journalist Ian Williams for the second half of their interview about the Chinese economy. Williams talks about China’s billionaires and why they keep disappearing, what we should learn from the Evergrande collapse, and how Chinese dissidents use humor to combat the Chinese Communist Party.…
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China Needs a New Economic Model That the CCP Cannot Deliver: Ian Williams
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31:38NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with veteran China journalist Ian Williams for the first half of their interview about China and its economy. Williams talks about the false financial figures the Chinese Communist Party presents to the world, Western companies moving their operations out of China, the Chinese criminal enclaves being set up in neighboring c…
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Soo Cheon Lee on Opportunistic Lending and Global Markets - Ep 123
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27:04Soo Cheon Lee is the Chief Investment Officer andCo-Global Portfolio Manager at SC Lowy, a $1.6 billion alternative assetmanager specializing in opportunistic corporate lending. With a background atDeutsche Bank, Soo Cheon offers deep insights into global markets andinvestment strategies. In this episode, Soo Cheon discusses corporatelending, marke…
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Britain Needs to Get Back to Focusing on Things That Really Matter: Alan Miller
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46:35NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Together Association co-founder Alan Miller to talk about challenges to our freedom, the importance of technological and entrepreneurial progress, and making Britain better.By British Thought Leaders
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Bank Capital and the Death of Basel Endgame
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1:07:13Professor Anat Admati, co-author of The Bankers’ New Clothes, discusses the new and expanded edition of her groundbreaking book. Anat and Lee reflect on the persistent fragility of the banking system, the Federal Reserve’s Basel Endgame proposal, and the future of international regulatory coordination. Anat also shares her insights on why stronger …
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The Idea We Can't Afford to Have Children Is a Shocking Indictment of Our Society: Ashley Frawley
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37:50NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with journalist, author, and sociologist Ashley Frawley for the second half of this interview. Frawley talks about falling birth rates, how modern life and institutions attack the family, and the dangers of a society that doesn’t live for the next generation.By British Thought Leaders
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When We Give Up Treasuring Human Life, We Give Up on Progress Completely: Ashley Frawley
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22:30NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with journalist, author and sociologist Ashley Frawley in the first of this two-part interview. Ashley talks about people she knows from her home nation of Canada who have resisted pressure to choose assisted death, what the UK can learn from the Canadian situation, and why treasuring life is what makes human beings great.…
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"Navigating Israeli Tax Reforms: Strategies for High Net Worth Families" - Yair Benyamini: Ep 122
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27:17JoinDarren Rockman, and expert guest Yair Benyamini as they discuss the proposedchanges to Israel’s tax laws and how they will impact high-net-worth families.From changes to wallet and holding company taxation to new reportingrequirements for Olim and returning residents, they break down what you need toknow. Learn how these reforms could affect yo…
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A Hugely Significant Change Is Happening in Western Civilisation: Jacob Phillips
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33:35NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with author and theologian Jacob Phillips to talk about Englishness, British values, the culture wars, and why he believes obedience is the path to freedom.By British Thought Leaders
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It's a Major Failing That the Horrors of Communism Are Not Taught in Schools: James Bartholomew
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37:22NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with James Bartholomew, author, journalist and director of the Museum of Communist Terror. Bartholomew says Britain’s education system is failing children by not teaching them the horrors of communism, which has taken more than 80 million lives.By British Thought Leaders
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Britain's Urbanites Need to Understand How Important the Countryside Really Is: Dominic Wightman
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36:25NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Dominic Wightman, editor of Country Squire, for the second half of this interview. Wightman talks about the massive differences between the lives of rural folk and urbanites, and why those who live in cities should try to understand how important the countryside is to their own existence.…
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We Need to Protect Farmers—Britain's Food Security Is at Risk: Dominic Wightman
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23:40NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Dominic Wightman, editor of Country Squire, to talk about the recent farmer protests, why the success of farming is crucial to everyone in Britain, and the pressures affecting the people who produce our food.By British Thought Leaders
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The Supermarket Nanny State, Bad Forecasting, and the Green Movement: James Woudhuysen
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46:05NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with James Woudhuysen, visiting professor of forecasting and innovation at London South Bank University, to talk about supermarket technology enforcing nanny state propaganda, whether modern forecasting has a bad reputation, and why he sees the green movement as messianic.By British Thought Leaders
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The Hong Kong I Loved Is Lost Forever—Everyone Is Terrified of the CCP's Tyranny: Chloe Lo
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30:00NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Chloe Lo, a former Bloomberg reporter in Hong Kong, to talk about the loss of freedoms and the unjust imprisonment of supporters of democracy after Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule. In speaking out against Chinese Communist Party (CCP) tyranny, Lo said she has lost her family, her life savings, and the city she loved…
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Earned Wage Access: Innovation or Payday 2.0?
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42:38Yasmin Farahi and Lucia Constantine from the Center for Responsible Lending discuss the promises and perils of Earned Wage Access programs. Discover how these fintech products operate, the financial traps they can create, and the regulatory debates shaping their future. Related Links: A Loan Shark in Your Pocket: The Perils of Earned Wage Advance P…
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Saying End of Life Bill Has World’s Strictest Safeguards is ‘Very, Very Misleading’: David Paton
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36:54NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with professor David Paton to discuss the End of Life bill and why he opposes the legalization of assisted suicide and euthanasia. Paton talks about his research into the effects of legalizing killing on suicide rates and what we can learn from other countries that have normalized euthanasia.…
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Without Freedom in Our Universities, Our Progress in Human Knowledge Will Stall: Abhishek Saha
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35:53NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Professor Abhishek Saha, founding member of London Universities' Council for Academic Freedom, who explains why the currently paused Higher Education Act is crucial for academic freedom and our wider society.By British Thought Leaders
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Regulating Data Brokers in Financial Services
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56:51Justin Sherman is the founder and CEO of Global Cyber Strategies, a nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, and an adjunct professor and senior fellow at Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy, where he founded and leads its data brokerage research project. He joins Lee to discuss how data brokers obtain and use sensitive data…
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The Only Safeguard That Works Is Saying We Don't Kill People: Palliative Care Dr. Cajetan Skowronski
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45:33NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with geriatric & palliative care Doctor Cajetan Skowronski to talk about assisted suicide and euthanasia. Dr. Skowronski warns that assisted death will not remain only for the terminally ill. He says the experience of other countries shows the slippery slope toward assisted death for groups such as the elderly and disabled …
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The West Should Support Free, Fair Elections in All of Africa, Not Just Favored States: Geoff Hill
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23:25NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Geoff Hill, Zimbabwean author and the chief Africa correspondent at The Washington Times and The Spectator. Hill talks about elections in Africa moving in a positive direction and why the West turns a blind eye to election rigging in some states but not others.By British Thought Leaders
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Young People Are United on Core Issues and Will Take Britain Forward: Sam Bidwell
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35:35NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Sam Bidwell, director of the Next Generation Centre at the Adam Smith Institute think tank. Bidwell says the idea that Britain’s youth are all woke and Left-leaning is a myth, that the broken social contract is a radicalizing force, and that young people of different political beliefs are united on many key policy issu…
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War Impact on Diaspora Jews and Allies' Politics Ep 121 Jeremy Liebler
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31:58In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Jeremy Leibler, a partner at Arnold Bloch Leibler and President of the Zionist Federation of Australia.Jeremy brings a wealth of experience in corporate law and Jewish affairs, particularly in the wake of rising anti-Semitic incidents in Australia since October 7th. We discuss the community's respons…
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Growth Has Screeched to a Halt After Centuries of Enormous Increases in Prosperity: Jon Moynihan
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41:44NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Jon Moynihan, businessman, author, and member of the House of Lords. Moynihan says a return to economic growth is crucial for Britain’s future and that our move toward a social democracy has put massive obstacles in the way.By British Thought Leaders
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Former Civil Servant on Mountains of Paperwork, NIMBYism, Abuse of Legal System: Michael Dnes
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52:11NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Michael Dnes, head of transport policy at Stonehaven consultancy and a former civil servant at the Department for Transport. Michael talks about the challenges of Britain’s aging infrastructure, the ever-growing red tape culture, spurious legal objections, and NIMBYism.By British Thought Leaders
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Dan Berkovitz and Laurian Cristea discuss the regulatory and ethical challenges surrounding political event contracts. They explore the history, recent legal developments, and the future implications of betting on political outcomes, especially as the CFTC tightens its stance on these controversial markets. Lee’s X: @leereiners Related Links: CFTC …
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