In this Q&A episode, Matt Kelly and Matthew d’Ancona answer questions on Jordan Peterson, the EU, podcasting, and politics. Can the use of humour counter charlatans and populists? Does the EU need to undergo reformation before the UK rejoins, and who should you vote for?
Thanks to Roland, Keith, Andrew, J.Wells and Micheal for their questions.
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