In this episode, the Bombshells delve into the intriguing world of genetic enhancement with Jonathan Anomaly, an American philosopher specializing in ethics. Anomaly discusses his journey in philosophy, the inspiration behind his name change, and his childhood experiences that sparked his interest in ethics. He shares insights on the ethical implications of genetic technologies, as outlined in his book Creating Future People, and addresses societal challenges posed by genetic enhancement. Anomaly also reflects on his departure from American academia due to ideological concerns and contrasts it with his experience in Ecuador. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the future of human enhancement and its societal impact.

Fleur and Amy talk to Toby Young about the importance of free speech and the danger it is in.

Welcome back to another explosive episode of Bombshells! This week, Fleur and Amy are joined again by journalist Steven Edginton, who returns to dive deep into the differences between UK and US politics, the challenges of political journalism, and his experiences covering major events like the Trump assassination attempt.

Steven discusses his new role as a US correspondent, his perspectives on the 2024 US election, and shares his insights on the influence of Trump on American politics. Plus, get an insider look at the bizarre world of press conferences and the ‘racket’ in Washington, D.C.

Amy and Fleur talk to Ben Sixsmith about Poland, wrestling and Conservatives party leadership.

Ben Sixsmith is is an English writer living in Poland. He is the online editor and podcast for The Critic magazine and writes about politics, culture and professional wrestling on his substack, The Zone.

Amy and Fleur talk to Jo Bartosch, writer and Assistant Editor of The Critic. They talk prostitution, surrogacy, trans ideology and the commodification of women's bodies.

Surrogacy has become an increasingly common practice, and Jo highlights the dangers posed by its normalisation, and the economic interests driving them. Not to be missed.

This week, Fleur and Amy sit down with Paul Staines, the man behind the massively influential Guido Fawkes blog. They discuss how political journalism has changed, the impact of Starmer's and whether is worth bothering to go to university to be a journalist. In the first podcast of the Labour government, they discuss the inner workings of the Conservative Party, the role of special advisers, and the future of political blogging under a Labour government.

Paul reflects on his experiences with notable figures in politics and media, shedding light on the ethical dilemmas and personal challenges that come with being a prominent voice in political commentary.

And finally, is it important to make mistakes when you're young? Listen to find out.

Amy and Fleur talk to the young right wing influencer Luca Watson about how the tradional right wing parties offer nothing for the young now, but the young have not given up on the right. Along the way they talk Trump, Farage, Immigration and the brave new world of Anglo-Futurism.

A bright new talent - not to be missed.

Fleur and Amy recap the weeks events, including the Fleur's recent turn at a Cambridge May Ball, awkward (political) celebrity encounters and Amy's recent television acting debut.