The hill you would die on.
Ten people stand up, say what they actually believe, and let a room full of curious strangers pull it apart. Five slides. Three minutes. Five questions. Then we hand out tin foil hats and let the conversation run.
What is The Hill?
Everyone has one. That thing you believe so deeply you'd stake your reputation on it. The argument you'd never back down from. The position that makes people go quiet at dinner.
This is the night you get to make your case.
The Hill is a structured evening where ten people stand up and defend the idea they believe most. Five slides. Three minutes. Five questions from the room. Then we hand out tin foil hats and let the conversations run.
No irony. No performance. You have to actually believe it.
The braver and safer the space, the more honest and more interesting the night becomes.
What happens on the night?
Tin foil hats. Big claims.
Great conversation.
Get Inspired
Things people actually believe. Do you?
These are the kinds of hills this night is built for. Genuinely held, well-argued, impossible to ignore. What is yours?
Open-plan offices were never about collaboration. They were about cost per square foot, and we all just agreed to pretend otherwise.
You cannot build a lasting relationship on "the spark." The couples who last are the ones who chose each other on a boring Tuesday, not the ones who felt something at a party.
Sourdough is not meaningfully healthier than a good sliced white. We just like the ritual more than we like the bread.
Boredom is the single most important thing a child can experience, and we have engineered it almost entirely out of modern childhood.
Talent is mostly early encouragement plus more hours. Nobody is born good at something — they are born lucky enough to be told they might be.
Motivation is a myth sold by people who have never actually built a habit. Discipline is just motivation with the feelings removed.
We did not get addicted to our phones by accident. They were built, tested, and refined by thousands of people whose entire job was to make us addicted.
Nobody actually wants to be rich. They want to stop thinking about money. Those are two completely different goals with two completely different solutions.
Want to attend?
Come defend your view.
A room for 150, good food and drinks, and ten hills you will absolutely have opinions about. Tin foil hats provided.
Want to present?
Stand on your hill.
Ten presenter slots. Five slides. Three minutes. You have been holding this belief long enough. The room is ready. Are you?
FAQ
Things you are probably wondering.
Does my hill have to be provable?
What kind of hills are you looking for?
What if the audience disagrees with me?
Do I need to be an expert?
How do I prepare my slides?
Do I have to make a tin foil hat?
Where and when exactly is it?
How do I get a venue partnership?
Venue Partnership
The right room makes the event.
We are looking for a characterful space in London for future editions of The Hill. Capacity for 150. Projection or screen. Not corporate. In return, full venue partner credit across all event communications.
Email MarvynWhat we need
- Capacity for 150 people
- Screen or projection wall
- Microphone, handheld or lapel
- Seated presentation area plus lounge space
- Food and drink provision or BYO licence
- 3.5 to 4 hour evening slot
- Private, characterful, not corporate
Register
My name is ___.
My hill is ___.
Register to attend, present a hill, or both. Ten presenter slots. Limited audience. Tin foil hats provided on the night.

