In this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger, who has been banned from the very platform he helped create. Larry reveals how a small group of powerful anonymous editors control one of the world’s most influential sources of information, why he believes Wikipedia has become a mouthpiece for establishment…
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The Man Who Created Wikipedia Has Been BANNED By His Own Creation
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The Winston Marshall Show
The Winston Marshall Show is a long-form interview podcast exploring politics, culture, history, philosophy, free speech, and everything in between.
Hosted by me, Winston Marshall, each episode features in-depth conversations with leading thinkers, journalists, politicians, authors, academics, entrepreneurs, and cultural figures from across the political spectrum.
We believe the best ideas emerge through open, honest, and good-faith discussion. Our guests are given the time to explain what they think, why they think it, and to have their ideas challenged through thoughtful conversation— not soundbites.
At a time of profound political and cultural change, our mission is to defend free inquiry, strengthen the values that underpin Western civilisation, and contribute to the conversations that shape its future.
New episodes are published every Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00pm UK / 2:00pm ET.
The Winston Marshall Show is a long-form interview podcast exploring politics, culture, history, philosophy, free speech, and everything in between.
Hosted by me, Winston Marshall, each episode features in-depth conversations with leading thinkers, journalists, politicians, authors, academics, entrepreneurs, and cultural figures from across the political spectrum.
We believe the best ideas emerge through open, honest, and good-faith discussion. Our guests are given the time to explain what they think, why they think it, and to have their ideas challenged through thoughtful conversation— not soundbites.
At a time of profound political and cultural change, our mission is to defend free inquiry, strengthen the values that underpin Western civilisation, and contribute to the conversations that shape its future.
New episodes are published every Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00pm UK / 2:00pm ET.Listen on
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