Conversations with Peter Boghossian

Has the West lost sight of morality? And is that why it struggles to confront the spread of Islam? In this conversation, the roles are reversed. Raymond Ibrahim asks the questions, and Peter Boghossian answers. It starts with epistemology: What is it about how people in the West decide what's true that has left them unable, or unwilling, to confront Islam's spread? Where does the Western moral compass come from? What broke it? And is there hope?
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Is mass migration working for France, Britain, Austria, or anywhere in the West?
Peter Boghossian sits down with the father of remigration, the hyper controversial Austrian "far right" Martin Sellner. Peter interrogates Sellner's proposed answer to mass immigration and Islam in Europe: Remigration. Peter presses Sellner throughout their conversation: Who decides who gets deported? What about citizens born in the West? Is Islam a unique threat to Western civilization?
Peter even asked Sellner if he would support Peter's bid for Austrian citizenship. His answer should come as no surprise.
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This one's personal.
 
Three years after October 7, Jew-hatred is nastier and more aggressive, yet most people turn a blind eye. Dave Silverman joins Peter Boghossian and UNLEASHES: Islam's rise. Jew-hatred. The Democratic Party. He calls the press a propaganda machine. Dave thinks they are the enemies of civil society.
 
Is he correct? Why are so few people willing to say it? Why won't those who disagree converse? And what's the cost of remaining silent?
 
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Viktor Orbán is out. Péter Magyar and the Tisza party promised Hungary real change. Can they deliver?
Peter Boghossian is joined by Péter Krekó, a political scientist, social psychologist, and executive director of the Political Capital Institute in Budapest.
Krekó has been one of Viktor Orbán's harshest critics for years, and now he's hopeful about Hungary's political change. Is that hope warranted, and how would we know if Magyar and Tisza fall short?
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Peter Boghossian and Canadian political scientist Frances Widdowson discuss Cultural Genocide. Would the world be better off if some cultures were eradicated? We need to start having real conversations about societal decay.
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