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The Current Thing

Nick Dixon
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Comedian and commentator Nick Dixon talks to fascinating guests about politics, the culture war, and anything else that comes up.

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On this week’s episode of The Current Thing I am joined by author Joseph Loconte to talk about his new book, The War for Middle-earth, which focuses on how J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis were shaped by the two great wars of the 20th century.

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Dixon Cox is back once again.

This week:

-Labour MPs revolt after Andy Burnham is blocked from standing as an MP

-Matt Goodwin is unveiled as Reform’s by-election candidate

-Suella Braverman joins Reform UK

-America is divided over ICE

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The Current Thing is back, and we have a great guest.

I’m now only seeking out guests I really want to talk to about something specific, and this week I am talking to YouTuber Richard the Fourth about the tension between politics and spiritual devel... more

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Dixon Cox is back again!

This week:

-Trump attacks Starmer over Chagos and Greenland

-Leftists storm a church in Minnesota

-A BBC presenter hisses at the mention of Jesus Christ

-We get up to date with the Kemi and Jenrick saga

-Plus bonus behi... more

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Recent Guests

Richard the Fourth
Political and spiritual commentator with two YouTube channels, focusing on cultural issues.
Episode: Richard the Fourth - The West's Real Problem Isn't Political
Laila Cunningham
Nominee for London mayor with Reform UK
Reform UK
Episode: Trump and the New World Order
Andrew Doyle
Author, broadcaster, satirist, and commentator.
Episode: Has Liberalism Failed? - Andrew Doyle
Shabana Mahmood
Labour Party politician and current Home Secretary
Labour Party
Episode: Can Labour Actually Stop the Boats?
Dr. Neema Parvini
Academic Agent and political commentator
Episode: What the Right Gets Wrong - Academic Agent
William Clouston
Leader of the Social Democratic Party (SDP)
SDP
Episode: Why We Are Losing Britain - William Clouston
Montgomery Toms
Freedom Campaigner
Episode: “I Was Arrested for this!” - Montgomery Toms
Reverend Dr. Jamie Franklin
Christian pastor and commentator
Holy Trinity Church, Winchester
Episode: The Evil Response to Charlie Kirk - with Jamie Franklin
Steven Barrett
Writer, broadcaster, and barrister
The Public Gallery (Substack)
Episode: Britain’s Shocking Corruption Exposed - Steven Barrett

Host

Nick Dixon
Comedian and commentator known for his sharp wit and satirical commentary on politics and culture. He often engages in humorous discussions with guests about pressing political issues and cultural debates.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 443 ratings
  • The “Boys Are Back In Town” and talking sense every week!

    Being a late boomer, every week when I hear Nick and Paul on this podcast, I am reminded of that 1976 Thin Lizzy classic - The Boys Are Back In Town - "Guess who just got back today

    Them wild-eyed boys that had been away". Back this week with some more classic takes, great analysis, and a dose of humour. The perfect podcast 😊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stuart Walton
    United Kingdom12 days ago
  • Not as good as it was

    I have listened to Nick for a number of years now and really enjoyed his podcasts. I do find Paul Cox a bit annoying as he goes on and on and has a habit of going off topic. More Nick less Paul please.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    jamjam00872
    United Kingdom17 days ago
  • I came here to escape academics!

    Normally love mix of banter and down-to-earth commentary, but the political pontifications of so-called 'academic' agent are increasingly cringeworthy and going dark places: constant reference to 'that nation' supposedly controlling all world affairs but no guts to state his age-old conspiracy theory in plain terms. Academic agent should stick to English Literature while Nick sticks to the usually sound mix of reaction and humour.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    J Elderman
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Always more of staunch Rev. J Franklin

    Psalms, Bible readings, musings - more of the good Father. A good man is Cox, on a journey so he is - perhaps he could ask Nick more questions than go on normie rants. I respect Nick’s intellectual fortitude and bravery. More impressions wouldn’t go amiss. Nick is genuinely talented and funny.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hhhhhytfjohbby cub
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • The deep thinker and the normie

    Nick Dixon is a deep thinker and a funny guy. His insights are entertaining and thought provoking and he makes it very clear how his opinions are formed, making him very accessible and interesting, leaving plenty of room for disagreement. Paul Cox is a total normie whose conclusions were reached 20+ years ago by ‘awake’ folk. Best example: he’s always at pains to show he’s not racist even though no sane person would think he is.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ffghytfgjiutedghiutfhjjh
    United Kingdom5 months ago

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The commentary is described as thought-provoking, engaging, and relevant, resonating with an audience that values a satirical but critical examination of contemporary issues.
Feedback indicates a division in opinions about the hosts, with some adoring Nick Dixon's approach while others find Paul Cox's contributions less impactful.
There are mentions of dissatisfaction regarding the balance of content, with some wishing for more focus on certain topics or host dynamics.
Listeners appreciate the humorous yet insightful commentary on political issues, often finding the blend of comedy and serious discussions refreshing.

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Richard the Fourth - The West's Real Problem Isn't Political
Q: Can Christianity be robust and deal with some of the problems we have now? Or is it just sort of by its nature, do we have to love our enemy and our brother?
Christianity has a historical context where it isn't strictly pacifist and can respond to political challenges when aligned with spiritual understanding.
Richard the Fourth - The West's Real Problem Isn't Political
Q: You said, it's not our job to save the West, that's modernist thinking. What did you mean by that?
It means we should focus on preparing ourselves and the culture for the rediscovery of sacred order rather than solely trying to 'save' political structures.
Has Liberalism Failed? - Andrew Doyle
Q: If Woke has ended, has it actually just evolved into terrorism?
Doyle clarifies that the concept of 'woke' hasn't truly ended and its followers may become more extreme as their arguments lose ground.
Why We Are Losing Britain - William Clouston
Q: How do you think you would achieve immigration reduction given that all of the parties have failed?
Clouston argues that the country is addicted to mass immigration and outlines a plan to curb it by implementing a generation-long pause and adjusting labor market policies.
Why We Are Losing Britain - William Clouston
Q: Why do you think the SDP in its current incarnation has sort of maybe failed to fully cut through to the public imagination?
Clouston attributes the SDP's lack of visibility in today's political landscape to the challenges of rebuilding the party from scratch and the changing dynamics in British politics.

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Content typically revolves around contemporary political issues, cultural debates, and societal commentary, often expressed through a humorous lens. The discussions frequently assess various political figures and policies, with notable attention to right-leaning perspectives and critiques of leftist ideologies. Humor and light-hearted banter play a significant role in how these serious topics are approached, making it a unique blend of comedy and commentary that resonates with listeners interested in current affairs and socio-political commentary. The episodes often explore themes such as immigration policies, freedom of speech, and cultural identity in modern society, inviting listeners into deeper reflections on pressing issues while stil... more

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2. Laila Cunningham
3. Andrew Doyle
4. Shabana Mahmood
5. Dr. Neema Parvini
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7. Montgomery Toms
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