The Brink

The Brink

Welcome to your much-needed antidote to centrist dad podcasts. Presented by Daily Telegraph columnist and foreign correspondent Jake Wallis Simons and former parachute regiment officer and geopolitical analyst Andrew Fox, The Brink brings their wealth of real-life experience to bear upon the most important topics of the day, from Israel to immigration, Ukraine to Islamism, asylum hotels to the rise of Reform UK. With a host of stellar guests and an emphasis on common sense, Jake and Andrew explore what it will take to bring the West back from the brink. A podcast from the edge of what’s coming. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 2d ago

    Demographic Change: The most dangerous debate in politics | Colin Brazier

    Watch the full uncut interview HERE: https://thebrinkpodcast.substack.com In this episode of The Brink, Andrew and Jake are joined by veteran broadcaster Colin Brazier to explore Britain's demographic crisis, declining birth rates and whether the country is losing its sense of national identity. Colin argues that mass immigration, shrinking families and the decline of Christianity are fundamentally transforming British society, often without public consent. Drawing on his upbringing in Bradford, he examines the consequences for social cohesion, national identity and future generations. The conversation also explores the crisis facing the Church of England, why Israel is bucking the West's demographic decline, and whether Britain can rediscover the values of faith, family and community before it's too late. Don't forget to check out our merch store: https://www.thebrinkmerch.com/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction 02:22 The Demographic Change Nobody Wants To Discuss 04:51 Why Are Birth Rates Collapsing? 08:28 The Hidden Cost Of Having Fewer Children 10:05 Immigration, Race & Britain’s Changing Population 17:15 Does It Matter If White Britons Become A Minority? 25:18 Bradford, Immigration & The Breakdown Of Communities 31:33 Is Britain Abandoning Its Christian Heritage? 39:52 Why Religion Needs Tradition & Authenticity 43:30 What Israel Can Teach Britain About Birth Rates Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    Demographic Change: The most dangerous debate in politics | Colin Brazier
  2. 4d ago

    The end of Netanyahu? Everything you need to know about Israel's Biggest Election In A Generation - Nadav Eyal

    Watch the full uncut interview HERE: https://thebrinkpodcast.substack.com In this episode of The Brink, Andrew and Jake are joined by Israeli journalist and political analyst Nadav Eyal to explore what could be Israel’s most consequential election in a generation, and whether Benjamin Netanyahu’s time in power is finally coming to an end. Nadav breaks down the battle between Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, the growing influence of Israel’s far right, and why Arab parties could hold the key to the next government. The conversation also examines the political fallout from October 7, conspiracy theories dividing Israeli society, the ultra-Orthodox military conscription debate, and why even an electoral defeat for Netanyahu might not be enough to remove him from power. Don't forget to check out our merch store: https://www.thebrinkmerch.com/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction 02:52 What’s Really At Stake for Israel? 06:57 October 7th, Netanyahu & The Conspiracy Theories 14:30 Can Israel Repair Its Global Reputation? 21:11 How Israel’s Electoral System Works 25:19 Netanyahu, Eisenkot & The Three Political Blocs 30:14 Why Arab Parties Could Decide the Election 33:26 The Rise of Israel’s Far Right 39:03 Mansour Abbas & The Future of Arab Politics 47:18 The Ultra-Orthodox, Conscription & Netanyahu’s Path to Victory Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    The end of Netanyahu? Everything you need to know about Israel's Biggest Election In A Generation - Nadav Eyal
  3. Sep 22

    “I’m Afraid Of Britain’s Islamists” Moderate Muslim Calls Out Extremism

    Watch the full uncut interview HERE: https://thebrinkpodcast.substack.com In this episode of The Brink, Andrew and Jake are joined by Loay Alshareef to discuss radical Islam, antisemitism, and why he believes the West has failed to understand the threat posed by the Muslim Brotherhood. Drawing on his own journey from radicalism to becoming an outspoken Muslim supporter of Israel, Loay explains why he believes Islam and Zionism are compatible, and why more Muslims must speak out against extremism. The conversation also explores the war with Iran, the future of the Abraham Accords, and why Loay remains optimistic about peace between Israel and the Arab world, while warning against the growing hostility towards Muslims within parts of the pro-Israel movement. Don't forget to check out our merch store: https://www.thebrinkmerch.com/ Chapters 00:00 A Muslim’s Warning To Britain 02:17 The “Zionist Brotherhood” & British Extremism 05:20 The Muslim Brotherhood’s Caliphate Ambitions 09:00 What Britain Tolerates That The Gulf Won’t 11:08 Why Loay Calls Himself A Zionist 14:30 What The Quran Really Says About Jews 19:08 Why More Muslims Aren’t Speaking Out 23:47 Sunni Extremism, Iran & The IRGC 27:00 Why Loay Feels Less Safe In Britain 29:54 Iran, Israel & The Future Of The Middle East 38:11 Why Arab Leaders Struggle To Make Peace Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    “I’m Afraid Of Britain’s Islamists” Moderate Muslim Calls Out Extremism
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Welcome to your much-needed antidote to centrist dad podcasts. Presented by Daily Telegraph columnist and foreign correspondent Jake Wallis Simons and former parachute regiment officer and geopolitical analyst Andrew Fox, The Brink brings their wealth of real-life experience to bear upon the most important topics of the day, from Israel to immigration, Ukraine to Islamism, asylum hotels to the rise of Reform UK. With a host of stellar guests and an emphasis on common sense, Jake and Andrew explore what it will take to bring the West back from the brink. A podcast from the edge of what’s coming. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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