Radio Free Delingpole

James welcomes guest (and former Huntsman operative!) Raheem Kasssam. They discuss Raheem's former job, James' failed poltical career, Ron Paul, and Raheem's big plans for the night. Hope he got lucky.

Our American listeners may not know her, but they will now. James introduces us to British commentator Katie Hopkins, who some have dubbed "the British Ann Coulter". It's easy to see why as she and James cover a range of topics each more outrageous than the next. Get ready for a fun listen!

This week on RFD, James Delingpole welcomes Dr. Tim Stanley. They cover the fall of Detroit, the Royal baby®, and David Cameron's war on porn.

Brother Dick joins as James recounts seeing the Stones at Glastonbury, why it's harder to be a son than a daughter, the latest in British politics, the Zimmerman decision, and their oh-so-cool dad.

James Delingpole and Toby Young reunite to kick around gay marriage, Australian politics, Breaking Bad, World War "Zed", will not discuss Game of Thrones, and bicker as to whether or not The Sopranos was the greatest TV show of all times. What say you?

Author/columnist/blogger Douglas Murray joins RFD to discuss Doug's book, PRISM, badgers, Eaton, the biased BBC, and more.

Recorded in London on June 6th, 2013.

James respond to his jelly wrestling critics, the Oaklahoma tornadoes and global warming, the insider's POV on UKIP, and James' new TV obsession.

James' brother Richard Delingpole stops by to discuss his campaign for county council and the personal attacks he has had to endure. It would be sad if it wasn't so hilarious.

Toby Young returns for a bracing talk on environmentalism, Thatcherism, and Delinpoleism.

James remembers Margaret Thatcher with this guest Alex Wickham, political editor of the Commentator and a reporter at Guido Fawkes.

Delingpole becomes a country squire, the horror of bureaucratic morality, feeling vs. knowing, Delingpole loves Europe but not the European Union, Hugh Grant, Cyprus, and yes, Zombies!

Guest: Author Rupert Darwall

Gay marriage, Tim Rice, Karl Rove, Zero Dark 30 and Les Miserablé.

Andrew Stuttaford joins James to lament Obama's second term and discuss the coming collapse of Europe from the perspective of a Brit living in New York.