Radio Free Delingpole

Radio Free Delingpole takes on the feminist tyrants who are belittling the achievements of bona fide astrophysicist, Matt Taylor, who was part of the team that landed a probe on a comet traveling 84,000 miles per hour.

Radio Free Delingpole: Guest -- Dr. Tim Stanley.

Guest: author and Financial Post columnist Peter Foster

Guest: Douglas Murray

Here's a quick dose of Radio Free Delingpole (we'll be back with a full length episode next week. Today, James and Toby Young recap Game of Thrones, give us a little inside info on British politics, and generally banter it around for a half hour.

This week, James is joined by noted Game of Thrones expert and Spectator columnist Ed West. First, is Britain the world's most sexist country? A Radio Free Delingpole investigation. Then, James and Ed do a deep dive on Thrones. This one is for GoT devotees only -- and contains many, MANY spoiler alerts. Consider yourself warned. Then, get Ed West's e-book The Realm: The True History Behind Game of Thrones. Even though it just ended, Winter is coming.

Ali met Frazier, Reagan met Gorbachev, the Coyote met the Road Runner. In that great tradition, we present this historic conversation between the two reigning British writers and thinkers, Mark Steyn and James Delingpole.

Mollie Hemingway joins James to discuss CPAC, weed legalization, and the facist attempt to ban the word "bossy".

Join by his regular partner in crime Toby Young, James discusses his new gig at Breitbart.com (yes, he'll still be contributing and podcasting here), why this moment is a golden opportunity for British conservatism, and an ode to Margaret Thatcher, has UKIP peaked?, some early Oscar (OK, BAFTA) talk, including white guilt over "12 Years A Slave" and why "Rush" is underated.

Weed in Colorado, guns at the movies, where the British right is headed, and a look at some of the Academy Award nominated movies for 2013.

James is joined by Daniel Hannan, the British journalist, author and politician who is a Member of the European Parliament, representing South East England for the Conservative Party. They discuss his new book "Inventing Freedom: How The English-Speaking Peoples Made the Modern World".

The one where James met Ann.

Are politics the art of the possible? Decoding EROEI, the case against fat people, Breaking Bad, Homeleand, Walking Dead, and the endless search for libertarian TV shows.

James Delingpole retreats from public office, while Young considers throwing his hat into the ring, is Walter White's problem a lack of nookie, or has he just made "bad" choices. Also, what to watch when Breaking Bad ends, are conservatives toxic? A Radio Free Delingpole investigation.

James Steele, the Director and an instructor at the Sierra Nevada Field Campus at San Francisco State University, discusses his new book Landscapes and Cycles, An Environmentalist’s Journey to Climate Skepticism.