# Benjamin Disraeli

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Reinventing Disraeli

What did Benjamin Disraeli believe and why is he still invoked as a prophet of modern conservatism? Emily Jones speaks to Paul Lay about her new book, ‘The Disraeli Myth: The Making of a Conservative Tradition’. Image: Portrait of Benjamin Disraeli, c.1860. Credit: Alamy

He Invents. He Ships. He Sings. with David Ask | Ship's Log #44

"The greatest good you can do for another is not to share with him your riches, but to reveal to him his own."  — Benjamin Disraeli  Episode Summary  David Ask has lived several lives at once — and somehow they all rhyme. He's a Nashville inventor who, with his brother-in-law, built the world's fir…

Dr Emily Jones - "The Disraeli Myth: The Making of a Conservative Tradition"

My guest today is academic Dr Emily Jones, who is senior lecturer in modern history at the University of Manchester and the author of a new book "The Disraeli Myth: The Making of a Conservative Tradition" which has been favourably reviewed by The Wall Street Journal, The New Criterion, amongst othe…

Benjamin ("Benny") Disraeli -Friendship, War and Money

Benjamin Disraeli or Benny to his friends talks about his good relationship with Queen Victoria and his bad one with money. Wars of the past, Wars against Russia and Churchill's War rooms. Do the politicians of the past still play an active role in shaping the present? Money, politics and friendshi…

Benjamin Disraeli shares some DAILY FIRE

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414 | A History of Conservatism Pt 2: Reform in Order to Conserve

In this episode, Dan continues the series on conservatism, this time focusing on Robert Peel, Benjamin Disraeli, and the arguments for and against conservatism in Victorian England and after. 

Maiden Lane

London, United Kingdom. Maiden Lane - a "country dance" from John Playford's English Dancing Master, 1651. The dance and its melody is thought to be named after Maiden Lane in Covent Garden, and it is just one of a great number of dances called for London places. Situated between the Covent Garde…

Victoria's Secrets

Did Queen Victoria find love again and become more powerful than ever? Robert Hardman and Professor Kate Williams explore the extraordinary second act of Victoria’s reign: a story of grief, scandal, royal gossip and an unlikely new man in the Queen’s life. After the death of her beloved Prince Albe…

Coffee House Shots: Budget booze from Disraeli to Reeves

Throughout the years, the only person permitted to drink inside the House of Commons is the Chancellor, so what has been the tipple of choice for each resident of Number 11 dating back to Benjamin Disraeli? Following Rachel Reeves Budget this week, Michael Simmons and James Heale drink their way th…

How To Be Charismatic...It's Super Easy

Real charisma is not the ability to impress people. It is the ability to make them feel more interesting, more alive, and more themselves in your presence. In this episode, Jamie Roddy examines what boring hinge dates, Benjamin Disraeli, Martin Buber, Hindu darshan, Simone Weil, and Jesus can teach…