Ben asks questions like language isn’t his first language. Otherwise great podcast.

I listened to Kobe and his story this morning. It is the first time I have been glad of advert breaks so I could take some deep breaths. I cannot comprehend this ‘care’ coming from health as it has so many poor implications. As a retired children’s nurse we did everything possible to keep patients from medical and surgical harm. I would be ashamed to be any part of this. Thank you for your story. Live hourly, love yourself and stay with Richie. X

First time I’ve encountered a genuinely objective interviewer, who will chat with people from any side of an issue. Boyce gives his guests a great amount of space to talk, using his personable manner and humour to get on the same level as his them. These shows have introduced me to so many interesting and inspiring people, most notably Aaron Kimberly and Sinead Watson.

Benjamin is really killing it with his interviews, they’re a brilliant resource for finding out more about big debates and the battle against identity politics takeover.

I always really enjoy Benjamin’s podcasts (both here and YouTube) - he has a great, very gentle way of getting to the really salient points, especially in his interviews. I also really love his deep dives in various ‘wokery’ shenanigans - they are truly eye-opening. Always a fab listen, would deffo recommend if you like getting your mind prised open a little more!

Benjamin might have made his name as a former Evergreen State University attendee but he is increasingly getting good subjects to come forth and be interviewed in a “convivial chat” kind of way. At least Ben listens to what is being said and actively thinks of how to develop the conversation rather than just reacting to provide superficial entertainment. His interview with Graham Lineham showed how you can let a subject speak and reveal their inconsistencies by themselves rather than battering someone into submission.