Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Tilly Middlehurst is a Cambridge student who became widely known online after confronting Charlie Kirk — including clips often shared alongside Oxford student debates and campus politics commentary about far-right politics, Islam, gender and feminism.
Tilly Middlehurst has been praised by progressives and criticised by conservatives for challenging figures like Charlie Kirk — but in this conversation, we go far beyond viral clips and slogans.
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This episode sits within the wider wave of viral campus debates involving Oxford and Cambridge students, political labels, and online arguments about free speech and the “far-right.”
We discuss why political labels like “far-right” are applied so broadly today, whether figures like Tommy Robinson are fairly categorised, and why disagreement is increasingly treated as moral failure rather than debate.
This episode explores:
– Campus politics and online outrage
– Left vs right approaches to speech and protest
– Why young people are radicalised by social media
– Islam, culture, and criticism
– Feminism, patriarchy, and biological vs cultural explanations
– Why political conversations now escalate so quickly
Whether you’re on the Left, Right, or politically homeless, this conversation is an attempt to slow things down and actually understand why these debates feel so unresolvable.
This is not a “gotcha” interview — it’s a serious attempt to test ideas in public.
Chapters:
0:00 Tilly Middlehurst Highlights
1:35 The Best Tips For Winning A Debate
4:35 Confronting Charlie Kirk
7:35 What Charlie Was Like
10:20 People Saying Its His Fault
14:20 Her Own Side Turned On Her For Being Sad At Death Of Charlie
17:50 Is Violence OK?
20:20 Left vs Right Violence
23:20 Sarah Everard Vigils
25:20 Why Do Older People Move Further To The Right?
28:05 Is Andrew A Feminist? What If We’re Wrong?
30:20 Nazis & Trans People!
32:50 Judith Butler & Men vs Women
35:20 Is Patriarchy the Natural State of Affairs?
38:20 Gender vs Sex
41:20 One Drop of Black Blood
44:20 Where Would Andrew Draw The Line on Speech?
47:20 Kanye West & Tommy Robinson
50:20 Tommy Robinson Debate
53:50 Why is Tommy Right Wing?
57:20 Continued Tommy Debate
1:01:20 Nationalism Debate
1:06:20 Tilly Middlehurst’s Ideal Culture
1:08:50 Race IQ Debate
1:10:50 Andrew On Eugenics
1:13:20 Why Nations Fail
1:15:20 Culture & Islam
1:18:20 Women Getting Mistreated - Gets Tilly In Trouble
1:21:20 Clash on Mass Immigration
1:24:20 BBC vs GB News
1:26:50 Nigel Farage vs Zach Polanski Biases
1:28:50 The Jews Point
1:30:50 The Groypers
1:33:20 Can Tilly Criticise Islam?
1:36:20 Quran vs Bible
1:39:20 Asylum Issues
1:42:20 Islam In Each War In The World
1:45:20 Double Standard of Sudan
1:48:20 Candace Owens & Cults
1:51:00 A Heretic Tilly Middlehurst Admires
Tilly Middlehurst is a Cambridge student who became widely known online after confronting Charlie Kirk — including clips often shared alongside Oxford student debates and campus politics commentary about far-right politics, Islam, gender and feminism.
Tilly Middlehurst has been praised by progressives and criticised by conservatives for challenging figures like Charlie Kirk — but in this conversation, we go far beyond viral clips and slogans.
Follow @blondepraxis's brilliant channel.
Follow her on Insta: instagram.com/tilllllly.y
X: https://x.com/blondepraxis
TikTok: tiktok.com/@blondepraxis
Watch my Israel investigation: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLP_Gy8-l7o4EN-1QLzc63bWUCuR9epZ6G
This episode sits within the wider wave of viral campus debates involving Oxford and Cambridge students, political labels, and online arguments about free speech and the “far-right.”
We discuss why political labels like “far-right” are applied so broadly today, whether figures like Tommy Robinson are fairly categorised, and why disagreement is increasingly treated as moral failure rather than debate.
This episode explores:
– Campus politics and online outrage
– Left vs right approaches to speech and protest
– Why young people are radicalised by social media
– Islam, culture, and criticism
– Feminism, patriarchy, and biological vs cultural explanations
– Why political conversations now escalate so quickly
Whether you’re on the Left, Right, or politically homeless, this conversation is an attempt to slow things down and actually understand why these debates feel so unresolvable.
This is not a “gotcha” interview — it’s a serious attempt to test ideas in public.
Chapters:
0:00 Tilly Middlehurst Highlights
1:35 The Best Tips For Winning A Debate
4:35 Confronting Charlie Kirk
7:35 What Charlie Was Like
10:20 People Saying Its His Fault
14:20 Her Own Side Turned On Her For Being Sad At Death Of Charlie
17:50 Is Violence OK?
20:20 Left vs Right Violence
23:20 Sarah Everard Vigils
25:20 Why Do Older People Move Further To The Right?
28:05 Is Andrew A Feminist? What If We’re Wrong?
30:20 Nazis & Trans People!
32:50 Judith Butler & Men vs Women
35:20 Is Patriarchy the Natural State of Affairs?
38:20 Gender vs Sex
41:20 One Drop of Black Blood
44:20 Where Would Andrew Draw The Line on Speech?
47:20 Kanye West & Tommy Robinson
50:20 Tommy Robinson Debate
53:50 Why is Tommy Right Wing?
57:20 Continued Tommy Debate
1:01:20 Nationalism Debate
1:06:20 Tilly Middlehurst’s Ideal Culture
1:08:50 Race IQ Debate
1:10:50 Andrew On Eugenics
1:13:20 Why Nations Fail
1:15:20 Culture & Islam
1:18:20 Women Getting Mistreated - Gets Tilly In Trouble
1:21:20 Clash on Mass Immigration
1:24:20 BBC vs GB News
1:26:50 Nigel Farage vs Zach Polanski Biases
1:28:50 The Jews Point
1:30:50 The Groypers
1:33:20 Can Tilly Criticise Islam?
1:36:20 Quran vs Bible
1:39:20 Asylum Issues
1:42:20 Islam In Each War In The World
1:45:20 Double Standard of Sudan
1:48:20 Candace Owens & Cults
1:51:00 A Heretic Tilly Middlehurst Admires
