Jack Yates, is an inquisitive being who is very comfortable to speak his truth abut equally willing to explore and investigate even if it challenges his ideals. This is the most stand out attribute that appealed to me about Jack. He has a passion for British history and works in one UK's National museums. He has a most interesting journey about his relationship with The British Identity. I had invited him on as our guest to share his journey so far as a young male growing up in a Conservative environment.

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Episode highlights
00:00 - Jacks background
06:55 - Starting to question how history is represented in school
10:49 - Celebrating victories and not the loses; the truth is much more interesting
13:41 - British identity under threat
15:29 - How travelling challenged his perspectives
17:42 - Jack experiencing Britain's influence on his travels
19:42 - How reading on history caused an 'house of cards' effect
22:57 - The ugly side of Britain realised through inequity
27:18 - Jack continued his travels
30:31 - A look at the British “stiff upper lip”
37:22 - The link between identity and emotion
41:14 - The barriers that hold us back from healthy discussion
47:37 - What it means to be 'British'
51:55 - How we can have more productive and progressive conversations