Our favorite doctor dialed in to Chicago’s AM560 radio station in October to opine on the ongoing U.S. state-mandated form of child abuse called ‘gender transitioning.’ The interview kicks off around the 5′ mark.
Dr. Dalrymple takes part in a 100-minute long interview on Dr. Hannah Spier’s Substack called Psychobabble. Dr. Spier’s summary is below:
In this Psychobabble episode, I sit down with Dr. Anthony Daniels also known as Theodore Dalrymple — a psychiatrist, former prison doctor, and acclaimed author known for his incisive critiques of modern psychology and societal trends. We discuss misconceptions in psychology, the links between fatherlessness and criminality, the roots of addiction, why some women tolerate domestic violence and the nature of criminal behaviour and human agency.
The good doctor made a short but memorable appearance on NewsNation back in March to opine on one of his favorite topics.
Our favorite doctor appeared on The Telegraph‘s Off Script podcast in August to discuss with host Steven Edginton how life in Britain has changed—mostly for the worse—over the past few decades. This leisurely one-hour interview can be enjoyed with a nice glass of wine on the terrace while watching the sultry summer days fade away.
Dr. Dalrymple returns to the Chicago’s AM560 radio station to dive into his Law and Liberty piece published in July. The interview begins around the 3′ 30″ second mark.
The dubious doctor is back on Chicago’s AM560 radio station to critique the preposterous new oath at the Minnesota Medical School. The discussion begins at the seven-minute mark.
The skeptical doctor appeared last month on Chicago’s AM560 radio station to discuss the topics he raised in his February Law & Liberty article.
The skeptical doctor appears in an interview on The TaxPayers’ Alliance’s YouTube channel to discuss the funding of art, the BBC’s role in Britain, the expansive British welfare state, our general cultural degeneration, and much more. Enjoy!
Our favorite doctor appears on the interesting podcast of Mathias Corvinus Collegium here in Hungary to discuss his travel experiences behind the old Iron Curtain, Western social breakdown, the importance of judgment, as well as Hungary’s efforts to preserve traditional marriage and its historic architecture.