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Welcome to The Barely Legal Podcast, the thought-provoking series that fearlessly dives into the heart of controversial topics from a conservative right-wing perspective. Join your hosts, James Harvey and Sydney Jones - two dynamic young voices, unafraid to challenge the status quo and uncover the hidden truths behind the headlines. 

 20-year-old James Harvey - founder of Students Against Tyranny - brings his passion for defending individual liberties and dismantling oppressive systems to every episode of Barely Legal. With an unyielding dedication to conservative principles, James fearlessly confronts the issues that matter most to young people today. 

 Sydney Jones, an 18-year-old journalist, brings her incisive investigative skills and a knack for uncovering nuanced perspectives to the table. Sydney's background in journalism lends depth to the discussions, as she masterfully navigates through complex issues. 

 The Barely Legal Podcast doesn't shy away from taking on contentious subjects that ignite debates across society. From dissecting the latest policy changes to exploring cultural shifts, James and Sydney tackle each topic head-on, delving into the heart of the matter while providing an unfiltered right-wing lens. 

 In their pursuit of truth, James and Sydney remain staunchly anti-communist, offering critical analysis and thought-provoking arguments against collectivist and progressive ideologies. With a focus on the UK, this podcast uncovers the realities often obscured by mainstream narratives, allowing listeners to form their own well-informed opinions. 

 The name ‘Barely Legal’ has a buried history, going back months from it’s creation, after Nick Cotton began announcing online his belief that there should be an age limit to the movement - 25 and above. Rather than deterring the two young journalists, they decided to create this podcast, driving them to aspire more young people to speak out against the corruption and deception we now face in this ever-decaying society.