Is our democracy being quietly hijacked by unelected quangos while immigration policy spirals without real debate?

In this eye-opening conversation, I sit down with Dr. Jake Scott to expose how de-politicisation is breaking the link between public will and political action—and why quangos now call the shots on everything from immigration to our everyday laws.

We unpack the surge of the Reform Party, reveal how judicial review has shifted power from MPs back into faceless courts, and chart a path to a Great Restoration Act that could truly restore democracy.

If you’ve ever felt frustrated that your voice doesn’t matter in UK politics, this conversation will show you exactly where power has slipped away—and how it can be wrested back in your hands.

Is today’s feminism helping or hurting women?

In this gripping conversation, I sit down with Jenny Holland to expose how the culture war has reshaped feminism, political centrism, and societal norms. We dive into the rise of radical ideologies, the unexpected resurgence of anti-Semitism on the left, and the generational shifts that have led to increasing polarization.

Jenny Holland argues that older women—once seen as pillars of wisdom—are now side-lined, leaving younger generations without crucial guidance. We also explore the contributing factors to the explosion of woke ideology, why political centrists cannot compete in today’s climate and whether extreme reform is the only way to prevent social collapse.

Are we on the brink of cultural revolution, or is there still time to course-correct? Watch now to uncover the uncomfortable truths behind today's biggest ideological battles.

Is modern therapy still about healing, or has it become a tool for ideological conformity?

Psychiatrist Dr. Hannah Spier joins me to explore how postmodern ideas, gender ideology, and the self-esteem movement have reshaped psychology - often at the expense of truth and resilience.

Are affirmations and self-love really helping people, or are they making us more fragile? Why are therapists pressured to conform to certain narratives rather than focus on scientific objectivity?

In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Spier unpacks how the replication crisis has eroded trust in psychological research, why trauma is increasingly mis defined, and how social media amplifies harmful psychological trends.

We also discuss the ethical dilemmas surrounding assisted suicide, the role of the American Psychological Association in shaping discourse, and the consequences for psychologists who refuse to follow prevailing ideological trends.

Is it finally a time to return to objective psychological truths—before it’s too late?

Is modern society going through crisis of care?

In this compelling interview, I sit down with David Goodhart, Head of Demography, Immigration & Integration at Policy Exchange and founder of Prospect magazine, to confront the growing crisis of care.

From the undervaluing of domestic roles to the clash between individual freedom and family responsibilities, they explore why care is at the heart of today’s most pressing social issues.

David argues that the modern focus on financial freedom and career ambitions has come at the cost of family structures, leaving communities fractured and the elderly neglected. We delve into the societal divide between ‘Anywheres’—those prioritizing independence and mobility—and ‘Somewheres’—who remain rooted in community and family values.

The conversation also tackles the impact of feminism on domestic roles, the rising trend of childlessness, and the need for policy reforms to support parents and caregivers. We question why political discourse often overlooks the importance of stable families and how the care economy is undervalued in GDP-focused societies.

This isn’t just about parenting or elderly care; it’s about redefining what we value as a society. Can we create a future where financial freedom and robust family life coexist?

Have you ever felt emotionally drained by the state of politics? This is by design, but you can build resilience despite the political and societal pressures trying to control your emotions.

In this conversation I sit down with Daniel Schwarzhoff Jr., co-founder of the See app, to discuss how emotional manipulation in politics fuels stress - and how you can break free.

This conversation dives into the emotional landscape of modern politics, the biological roots of stress responses, and how public outrage is often used as a tool of control. Daniel shares his insights on emotional intelligence, stress resilience, and the power of awareness in navigating today’s chaotic world.

We explore the importance of emotional awareness, the role of forgiveness in personal growth, and how stress resilience can improve decision-making in all areas of life. We also discuss how collective movements often attract those feeling disillusioned and why mastering our reactions is more important than ever.

Learn how to recognize emotional triggers, manage stress, and regain control over your reactions in an era of constant outrage.

Why are so many people - including Britain’s wealthiest and most influential citizens - leaving the UK?

In this eye-opening conversation, Kat sits down with acclaimed author and journalist Lionel Shriver to explore the cultural, political, and economic forces driving this growing phenomenon.

From concerns over British identity and the impact of mass immigration to the energy crisis and rising censorship, Shriver unpacks the deep-rooted issues reshaping the UK. She also examines how the political climate and education system are influencing personal choices, free speech, and even the future of literature.

Is the UK losing its core values, or is there still hope for change?

Tune in now for a brutally honest take on the future of British culture.

Can Trump's new administration save marriage and subsequently democracy?

What if the erosion of marriage is more than just a personal issue?

Kat Kuczynska is joined by Conn Carroll to unravel the surprising ways marriage and democracy are deeply connected.

They discuss whether the new Donald Trump administration can reverse the declining marriage rates and how his team can begin to address it.

From rising fatherlessness to the political divide between married and single voters, this conversation explores how changes in family structures are reshaping society - and undermining democracy itself.

Drawing on insights from his new book, Sex and the Citizen: How the Assault on Marriage is Destroying Democracy, Conn Carroll highlights how economic inequality, policy choices, and cultural shifts are driving the decline of monogamy and family stability.

Discover why marriage is critical for economic security, reducing inequality, and fostering societal trust—and what it means for democracy when these foundations crumble. Don’t miss this deep dive into one of today’s most urgent social and political challenges.

Are you curious about how sexual evolution shapes our choices and behaviours?

Explore the fascinating dynamics of sexual selection with Dr. David Puts, a Professor of Anthropology and Co-Director of the Center for Human Evolution and Diversity at Penn State University.

We discuss the evolutionary forces that have sculpted human traits and mating strategies over millennia.

Dr. Puts sheds light on the evolutionary significance of traits like male voice pitch and its impact on social status and female mate choice, alongside the intriguing role of female orgasms in selecting a partner. These traits are not just remnants of our past but actively influence modern human interactions and preferences.

From the science behind uncommitted sexual interests in males to the evolutionary reasons for complex female behaviours in mate selection, this episode is packed with insights that challenge conventional views on gender and relationships.

Discover how evolutionary psychology provides a framework for understanding not just human history, but also the intricacies of contemporary social and sexual interactions.