Professor B. Beaumont Whitford

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2 Worlds Collide Podcast · #110 - Professor B. Beaumont Whitford - "Australia Has Forgotten How To Think" · 15 Jul 2026 podcast

It was just the four of us.

And we're talking about an issue that I feel very strongly about, which is family court and male suicide and results in the family court and male suicide, particularly around child custody, are things that I'm very passionate about.

And I don't think anyone wants to talk about it.

Pauline was trying to get some traction, and Labor and Liberal wouldn't do anything about it.

you can what the banning podcast now yeah what how what justification yeah he told me the other day he goes uh yeah they're trying to come after my podcast now mate free speech you know this is the thin edge of the wedge and i agree with you we can't ban words and we can't ban media they must hate it because once upon a time they could regulate television stations and threaten their tv licenses or regulate radio stations and threaten their their broadcasting licenses

Now, we're free.

We can say what we want.

Well, I keep trying to come back to this issue of Luke Bain.

We've just got to hear me out on this, right?

So this bloke, no, look, I'm enjoying this chat.

You don't often get to talk to people with such a broad base of opinions.

I appreciate it.

But I just want to finish this thought on the Writers' Festival.

We can move on to some more meaty topics.

But the arts in Australia is funded as a left-wing club.

And so they brought this.

And look, I don't think in defense of poor old Luke, I think he's being used by the Greens.

I think he's being used by Pocock.

And I think he doesn't really know what he's saying.

But they're putting him up on stage to talk with Louise Milligan, a notorious ABC journalist, to discuss the manosphere.

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