Thinking Class
John GillamThinking Class is a weekly long-form interview podcast about history, culture, civilisation, and the moral and political challenges facing Britain and the West. Expect depth and clarity over headlines and hot-takes.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 174 | Subscribers | Read | thinkingclass.substack.com |
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Theodore Dalrymple & Rob Henderson: The Ideas That Claimed To Help Britain & America's Poor — And Made Everything Worse | Thinking Class #125
Twenty-five years ago, a doctor working in the hospitals and prisons of Birmingham published a book that described — with unusual precision — what the culture of the British underclass actually looks like from the inside. Not poverty as a m...
The Real Class War: Michael Lind On Why Britain And America Keep Betraying Their Working Class | Thinking Class #124
The argument Michael Lind has been making for years is finally becoming visible to everyone — because the second Trump administration has made it impossible to ignore.
To Thine Own Self Be True": Carl Trueman on Rousseau, the Sexual Revolution, and the Destruction of the Human Person | Thinking Class #123
The question “what is a woman?” is only confusing, Carl Trueman argues, because the prior question — what does it mean to be a human being — has already been answered wrongly, or abandoned entirely. His new book The Desecration of Man trace...
"Their Soul Yearns For Something Deeper": Richard IV On Masculinity, Tradition And The Men Britain Left Behind | Thinking Class #122
C.S. Lewis wrote that if you don't give young men heroes and warriors and great leaders to look up to, they will start to admire celebrities, prostitutes and pimps. Richard IV believes that prophecy has been fulfilled — and that the men dra...
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