Questions of identity sit at the centre of modern politics and culture, from race and gender to nationality and free speech. London Real has invited authors, commentators, politicians and comedians to argue about them openly. These conversations cover identity politics, the idea of systemic racism, immigration, gender, sex education and how much culture should shape what we are allowed to say. Many guests hold strong views and make their case directly. Every full interview is free to watch.
From The Madness of Crowds author Douglas Murray and clinical psychologist Dr Jordan Peterson to BLEXIT founder Candace Owens, radio host Dennis Prager, author James Lindsay, Monty Python’s John Cleese and the late Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk: the arguments over race, gender and identity.
Douglas Murray, an associate editor of The Spectator, examines the modern debates over gender, race and identity in his book The Madness of Crowds. James Lindsay, an author, mathematician and co-founder of New Discourses, argues that what he calls wokeness is radicalising people. Dennis Prager, a radio host who has broadcast in Los Angeles since 1982, argues that America is not a racist nation and challenges the systemic racism narrative. Candace Owens, founder of the BLEXIT foundation, sets out how she believes Black America can fight back against what she describes as the Democratic Party’s long history of racism.
John Cleese, a founding member of Monty Python, argues that modern culture has stifled comedy and shifted what people find funny. Comedian and actor Eddie Izzard shares creative wisdom and political opinions. Rep. Dan Crenshaw, a former Navy SEAL officer elected to the US Congress, talks about how America can show resilience in an era of outrage. YouTuber Hannah Witton discusses sex, contraception, gender and pornography, the topics she covers in her weekly videos. Clinical psychologist Dr Jordan Peterson sets out his rules for living a meaningful life.
Derek Laud, who has worked in British party politics, gives his views on immigration and the big picture of events. The late Charlie Kirk (1993 to 2025), co-founder of Turning Point USA, talked to Brian in 2020 about Big Tech and the lockdowns. In It’s Time To Re-Open America Candace Owens argues that her freedom does not end where someone else’s fear begins. Actor and former fighter Alex Reid talks about his career and the man behind the public image.
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Who has London Real interviewed about identity? Brian Rose has interviewed Douglas Murray, Dr Jordan Peterson, Candace Owens, Dennis Prager, James Lindsay, John Cleese, Eddie Izzard, Rep. Dan Crenshaw, Hannah Witton, Derek Laud and the late Charlie Kirk, among others.
What is the main debate in these episodes? How much identity should shape politics and culture. Douglas Murray, James Lindsay, Dennis Prager and Candace Owens each challenge parts of modern identity politics, while John Cleese focuses on what it means for comedy and creativity.
How is Identity different from Politics and Free Speech? Identity focuses on race, gender, culture and belonging. Politics covers elections, governments and geopolitics, and Speech covers censorship and free expression.
Are the full identity episodes free to watch? Yes. Every full-length interview on this page can be watched free on londonreal.tv.
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