Sam is joined for the final episode by series regulars A.D.M. Collingwood, Bob Lollard, Michael Curzon and Luke Perry.

Sam is joined, for the penultimate episode, by his mother. The two discuss fear, control, death and faith. As well as evolving during lockdown, Sam's childhood, and independence from the 9-5 life.

Sam is joined by Alexander Adams to discuss climate lockdown, artivism, crisis and collapse, digital regimes, the Bournbrook Press and more.

Mario Laghos returns to discuss antagonising the regime, the future of the conservative party, the decline of advertising, Havel's greengrocer, psychological defeat, demoralisation and more.

Bournbrook's new visual editor joins Sam to discuss dissident media, The Cathedral, progressive messaging in media, institutional takeover, roots of identity politics and more.

Ben Sixsmith comes onto the show for the third and final time to discuss pride month, contrived authenticity, the 2000s, weird Covid memories, the Polish underground and more.

Sam is joined by SDP leader William Clouston to discuss local politics and outsider parties, housing, the British mindset, borders and immigration, life after lockdown and more.

Sam is joined by the writer and poet Panama Hat to discuss good and bad poetry, dissident media, parallel culture and more.

Sam is joined by Daniel McNichol to discuss good and bad philosophy, the therapeutic state, classical revival, generational sickness and more.