Oh, hello friends in podcastland. Welcome back. My guest today is Andrew Doyle, the man behind the

Titanyu McGrath Twitter account, a comedian and a writer. We're talking about his new book,

Free Speech and Why It Matters. Free speech is one of the core tenets of a modern liberal

society, and yet we're seeing restrictions being placed on it across the West. In the UK,

hate speech laws have been introduced, and even America is looking at amending the amendment.

So today, I expect to learn what Andrew thinks about Donald Trump being removed from Twitter,

whether cancel culture exists, why Miley Cyrus' genital preference is dangerous, what future

humans will think when they look back on this period of history, and much more. I always love having

Andrew on the show. He speaks an awful lot of sense, and if you enjoyed this, then I highly

recommend that you go and pick up his book. It's a really easy, very accessible read. It's super

short. I finished it in like a couple of days, and if you like the things that Andrew does on the

internet, you will love his new book. Also, other news. I made some promises around saying,

I'll do a 100k subscriber, ask me anything Q&A on YouTube and live streams, and we'll start

these solo episodes and all this sort of stuff. What happened was a couple of videos that we made

about a week and a half, two weeks ago, exploded the channel, and we went from under 100 to 120,000

subs. The balloons that had ordered to arrive so that we could do like this really cool picture and

have a backdrop for the episode. They're still not even here. They haven't arrived yet, and we're now

about to be closer to 150 than we are to 100. I don't really know how I'm going to play this, but

thank you for the support and thank you for the patience as well. There will be a lot of new

things coming. There will be these solo episodes, there will be Q&A's, there will be more stuff, but

being honest, I would just kind of try and keep up with the workload of publishing a ton of videos

to take advantage of this momentum. Apparently when the algorithm on YouTube likes you, the goal is

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