Hi everyone it's Brendan O'Neill here with an exciting announcement in October we'll be doing a special live episode of the Brendan O'Neill show

I'll be joined on stage by the legendary Rod Liddle. You won't want to miss this. It is part of an event called

Podcast Live in London on the 5th of October and you can join me and Rod between 2.30 p.m.

Tickets are now available at podcast live.com.

There are two types of tickets.

You can buy tickets for just the Brendan O'Neill show,

or you can buy an all day ticket which includes access to all the other podcasts at Podcast Live.

Whichever ticket you choose, whether it's an all day or a single show,

when you go to Podcast Live.com, make sure you click the link below the Brendan O'Neill Show logo, as that is the only way you can guarantee a seat for our

podcast. So that's the Brendan O'Neill show with me and Rod Little live at Podcast Live on the 5th of October. Don't miss it.

They are denying a decent education to black kids, right? Because being able to

understand Shakespeare is a right that my kids deserve, right? And knowing who Mozart was and hearing his music is a right that they should be able to access

Not being shown Stormsy will they know anyway and this is all about race

Storms who's black that's white fact, Mozart is a dead white man.

And anybody who's a dead white man, they don't want to teach dead white men. Hello and welcome to the Brendan O'Neill show with me Brendan O'Neill.

This is a podcast in which an esteemed guest joins me to talk about the big ideas, the bad ideas, the problems and the controversies of life in the early 21st century.

In this episode I am delighted to be joined by Catherine Burblesing.

Catherine is a teacher, educationalist and writer,

and sometimes a quite divisive public figure,

especially on the issue of education and also on the issues of discipline, patriotism, and race.

She burst into the National Consciousness in 2010 when she gave a speech at the Conservative Party conference in which she really took to task the British education system.

She talked about the culture of excuses, the culture of low standards, the sea of bureaucracy and the of

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