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Colin Brazier brings use his unique take on Britain and the world.

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Friday · 25 min
Why Britain's Problems Are Bigger Than You Think
From heinous sex crimes to migrant leaflets, how this year’s silly season took a sinister turn
August 21 · 25 min
Why They Believed Arday but Not Ray
How a tale of two teachers became a parable of our times
August 7 · 23 min
The Silent Crisis That Could End Britain
Why Britain's falling birth rate matters
July 31 · 23 min
This Is the Inconvenient Truth About Terrorism
Why politicians and the establishment media won't address Islamist terror head on
July 24 · 22 min
The Reason Our MPs Got So Bad
What the life and legacy of Ann Widdecombe tells us about our current crop of politicians
July 17 · 22 min
Is The Odyssey Backlash Justified?
Colin unpacks the row over Christopher Nolan's latest epic, and what it reveals about artistic licence, ideology, and public trust.
July 10 · 21 min
What Illegal Migrants Really Think of Britain
The uncomfortable truth about Britain's border crisis
July 3 · 24 min
Is Civil War Really Coming to Britain?
A subject once considered off-limits is entering mainstream debate
June 26 · 23 min
Is it Finally Time to Defund the BBC?
From institutional bias to killing competition, Colin explores how Auntie lost her way
June 19 · 23 min
Did Diversity Really Build Britain?
Unpacking the modern myth-making with the country's history
June 12 · 20 min
How disorder followed an attempted beheading on the streets of Belfast.
Will mass immigration result in a new round of troubles?
June 6 · 26 min
The True Story Behind the Murder of Henry Nowak
This week, Colin examines how the killing of Henry Nowak has sparked a long overdue reckoning with issues of race, policing and justice in Britain. A system shaped by decades of anti-racism dogma has become unable or unwilling to spot racism when it falls outside the approved narrative, leaving police, politicians and the media trapped, unable to define what victimhood is in the 21st century. Tracing the rot back to the Macpherson Report, Colin asks whether the fear of being accused of prejudice has distorted public institutions and eroded equal justice. He also reflects on the uncomfortable echoes of George Floyd, and why Nowak’s death has forced a far quieter, more reluctant response. At the centre of the episode is the haunting image of Nowak’s handcuffed hand: a symbol, Colin argues, of a country whose authorities have lost their scepticism, their nerve and their willingness to tell the truth. Subscribe now. www.outpoststudios.net Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
May 29 · 23 min
The Real Story of How Britain Abandoned its Borders
Colin gives his take on Britain's ongoing small boats crisis.
May 22 · 21 min
In Defence of Brexit
Colin Brazier on the cynical attempts to reverse the referendum, ten years on.
May 20 · 47 min
Brazier's Back!
Our exclusive new show with veteran broadcaster Colin Brazier - join us every Friday for Colin's famous monologues and special guests.

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