# Tony Benn

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State of the World Check in

Image by Gerd Altmann via Pixabay Brian and Julius discuss the State of the World. Recorded 8/15 to be released 8/27 Season 2 episode 13 is not of the usual format that The Ascendant Project usually follows. In a normal episode, The Ascendant Project has an essay followed by an hour lo…

#142 - Nathan Pinkoski - France Sacrificed Free Speech To Keep The Peace, Britain Did The Same And Now Neither Has Either

Nathan Pinkoski is a Senior Fellow at the Claremont Institute, the translator of Eric Zemmour’s The Suicide of France, and author of the forthcoming Silent Revolution: The End of the Liberal West. He writes for First Things and Compact and publishes the Substack Lament for the Nations. In this conv…

170. The Falklands War: The Task Force Sails (Part 2)

In the second episode of our Falklands War mini-series, Britain is faced with an Argentine occupation and prepares to go to war. Margaret Thatcher discovers her inner Winston Churchill - but faces a titanic showdown in Parliament, which sits on a Saturday for the first time since Suez. The Task F…

An Audience with Tony Benn Audiobook by Tony Benn

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: An Audience with Tony BennCategories: Political Science, PoliticsAuthor: Tony BennNarrator: Tony BennPublisher: Hodder & StoughtonRelease date: 03-27-2014Language: EnglishSummary:After he announced his retirement to 'spend more t…

170. The Falklands War: The Task Force Sails (Part 2)

In the second episode of our Falklands War mini-series, Britain is faced with an Argentine occupation and prepares to go to war. Margaret Thatcher discovers her inner Winston Churchill - but faces a titanic showdown in Parliament, which sits on a Saturday for the first time since Suez. The Task F…

030: Keep Calm and Carry On

Amile & Phoebe use Paul Lynch's Booker winning novel, Prophet Song, to discuss the creep of fascism and surveillance in today's culture. They reflect on Tony Benn’s famous speech about refugee mothers from war-torn lands and explore the psychology of living under constant threat. They move from mom…

Airbus: The European Committee That Beat Boeing

It's early 1968, in a small office in Toulouse, and an engineer named Roger Béteille is about to break the terms of an international treaty his own government signed less than a year earlier. On paper, the aeroplane he's been hired to design already has an engine. Two of them, in fact — a pair of R…