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Michael Ignatieff's Confessions — Liberalism, populism and multiculturalism
11 maj 2020· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles chats to the former leader of the Canadian Liberal Party and now rector of the Central European University, Michael Ignatieff, about how his family went from Russian nobles to Canadian refugees, why the Brexit debate was good for the UK's democracy and what threat populism poses to liberalism.
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Jonathan Aitken's Confessions — Parliament, prison and prayer
27 apr 2020· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles chats to former MP and convict and now ordained chaplin, Jonathan Aitken, about the importance of diversity in politics, the power of forgiveness and how a tweet led him to become ordained.
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Nicky Gumbel's Confessions — Family, faith and finding God
10 apr 2020· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
In a Good Friday special, Giles chats to Anglican priest and pioneer of the Alpha Course Nicky Gumbel about the moment he changed from atheist to a Christian, why his father never talked about his being Jewish and doubting God after tragically losing his best friend.
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Mervyn King's Confessions — Crises, capital and coronavirus
30 mar 2020· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles talks to former Governor of the Bank of England Mervyn King about why economists don't understand human nature, what caused the 2008 financial crisis and the mistake both sides made in the Brexit referendum.
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Johnathan Sacks's Confessions — Capitalism, community and covenant
16 mar 2020· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles talks to former Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks about the power of community, antisemitism in the 21st century and the 72-hour bus journey across America that changed his life.
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Richard Layard's Confessions — History, happiness and mental health
20 jan 2020· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
In a 'Blue Monday' special, Giles talks to economist and happiness expert Richard Layard about his journey from the humanities to science, why individualism is making us depressed and how we can be more happy.
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Charles Moore's Confessions — Thatcher, theology and the Tories
13 jan 2020· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles talks to Margaret Thatcher's biographer and former Telegraph editor Charles Moore about becoming a Catholic, how the BBC licence fee is dividing 'somewheres' and 'anywheres' and why he's never liked the Conservative Party.
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Jonathan Sumption's Confessions — Rights, rhetoric and rationalism
6 jan 2020· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles talks to historian and former Supreme Court Justice Jonathan Sumption about leaving academia behind for a career in law, the problem with human rights and the art of persuasion.
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Helen Thompson's Confessions — Elections, economics and Euroscepticism
30 dec 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles talks to Professor of Political Economy Helen Thompson about not fitting in at Warwick University Labour Club, why Margaret Thatcher would have voted Leave and what to look out for in politics in 2020.
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Susan Hill's Confessions — Christmas, children and coping with grief
23 dec 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
In a Christmas special, Giles chats to novelist Susan Hill about writing ghost stories, the coffin maker who taught her how to whistle and losing her 5-week-old daughter.
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Patrick Deneen's Confessions – Wendell Berry, working class Tories and why liberalism failed
16 dec 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles talks to political theorist Patrick Deneen about why liberalism has failed, how the Conservatives became the party of the working class and the revolution yet to come.
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Jonathan Rowson's Confessions — Chess, concentration and climate change
9 dec 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles chats to philosopher and chess grandmaster Jonathan Rowson about the beauty of chess, the importance of spirituality and why the political spectrum is fake news.
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Andrew Sullivan's Confessions — Catholicism, coming out and Jeremy Corbyn
2 dec 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles talks to author and political commentator Andrew Sullivan about his troubled home life, how moving to America liberated him and why Jeremy Corbyn is the real 'Britain Trump'.
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George Monbiot's Confessions — Boarding school, the BBC and Extinction Rebellion
25 nov 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles chats to environmental activist and "professional troublemaker" George Monbiot about the horrors of boarding school, why he's a eurosceptic Remainer and how he escaped a near-death experience in Indonesia.
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Yoram Hazony's Confessions – Nationalism, Imperialism, and Israel
30 sep 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
In a special episode recorded in Jerusalem, Israeli philosopher Yoram Hazony tells Giles about the time he almost quit working for Benjamin Netanyahu, why the English are most parallel to Israelis and what he is most theologically afraid of.
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Elif Shafak's Confessions – Populism, polarities and post-truth fiction
16 sep 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles chats to Turkish author Elif Shafak, whose latest novel is shortlisted for the Booker Prize, about being a citizen of the world, the dangers of populism and why fiction is more important now than ever.
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Alan Johnson's Confessions - London, Labour and leadership
9 sep 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles chats to Alan Johnson, former Labour MP and Shadow Chancellor about growing up, being a postman and Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party.
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Jesse Norman’s Confessions – Capitalism, Conservatism and proroguing parliament
2 sep 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles chats to Jesse Norman MP about the compatibility of conservativism and capitalism, what we get wrong about Adam Smith and if the proroguing of parliament really is a coup.
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Larry Siedentop's Confessions – Liberalism, localism and populism
26 aug 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles talks with Sir Larry Siedentop, Oxford philosopher and author of 'Inventing the Individual: The Origins of Western Liberalism', about being taught by Isaiah Berlin, how Brexit is going to federalise the UK and why liberalism isn't dead yet.
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Julia Hartley-Brewer's Confessions – Brexit, burqas and bad parenting
19 aug 2019· Confessions with Giles Fraser - UnHerd
Giles talks to broadcaster and journalist Julia Hartley-Brewer about being an atheist, working in a nightclub at 14 and why she doesn't agree with Margaret Thatcher.
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Michael Ignatieff's Confessions — Liberalism, populism and multiculturalism

Jonathan Aitken's Confessions — Parliament, prison and prayer

Nicky Gumbel's Confessions — Family, faith and finding God

Mervyn King's Confessions — Crises, capital and coronavirus

Johnathan Sacks's Confessions — Capitalism, community and covenant

Richard Layard's Confessions — History, happiness and mental health

Charles Moore's Confessions — Thatcher, theology and the Tories

Jonathan Sumption's Confessions — Rights, rhetoric and rationalism

Helen Thompson's Confessions — Elections, economics and Euroscepticism

Susan Hill's Confessions — Christmas, children and coping with grief

Patrick Deneen's Confessions – Wendell Berry, working class Tories and why liberalism failed

Jonathan Rowson's Confessions — Chess, concentration and climate change

Andrew Sullivan's Confessions — Catholicism, coming out and Jeremy Corbyn

George Monbiot's Confessions — Boarding school, the BBC and Extinction Rebellion

Yoram Hazony's Confessions – Nationalism, Imperialism, and Israel

Elif Shafak's Confessions – Populism, polarities and post-truth fiction

Alan Johnson's Confessions - London, Labour and leadership

Jesse Norman’s Confessions – Capitalism, Conservatism and proroguing parliament

Larry Siedentop's Confessions – Liberalism, localism and populism

Julia Hartley-Brewer's Confessions – Brexit, burqas and bad parenting