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spiked is thrilled to be hosting two live podcast shows this weekend at the Battle of Ideas festival in London. Fans of the spiked podcast and Last Orders will not want to miss this.
The Battle of Ideas is taking place in Church House in Westminster on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 October. On Saturday, at 12.15pm in the Robert Runcie Room, Tom Slater and I will be joined by special guests Konstantin Kisin, Inaya Folarin Iman and Rakib Ehsan for a bumper live edition of the spiked podcast. Then, at 2.45pm in the Council Room, Tom Slater and Chris Snowdon will be joined by Madeline Grant and Patrick Christys for the first-ever live edition of Last Orders, the spiked podcast all about freedom and the nanny state. Audience participation will be strongly encouraged at both shows.
Alongside our podcasts, the Battle of Ideas is hosting over 100 sessions across the weekend, bringing together almost 400 brilliant speakers to grapple with all the thorniest controversies of our age. This is the festival where free speech truly reigns.
You can get your tickets here. spiked readers and listeners can get a 20 per cent discount with the promo code SPIKED.
See you this weekend!
Fraser Myers is deputy editor at spiked and host of the spiked podcast. Follow him on Twitter: @FraserMyers.
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