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Weekly Banter: Finding beauty and living authentically

Jerm, Mike, and Charles discuss the importance of living authentically and staying true to oneself, emphasising the need to 'walk the talk'. 

Syria Podcast Episode 9: Christian Zionism, AI Targeting, and the War on Iran

Mike Robinson is joined once again by Vanessa Bealey, reporting from Lebanon, for Episode 9 of the Syria Podcast: a wide-ranging and detailed discussion of the rapidly escalating regional conflict centred on Iran, Lebanon, and Syria.

Doc Malik | A Thousand Words (Part 3 of 3)

In the third and final installment Jake and Ahmad discuss the social consequences of questioning the COVID narrative, the challenges of speaking openly, and the surprising dynamics within communities that claim to value truth and freedom of thought.

You Can Do It — with Professor Richard Ennos

Professor Richard Ennos and Professor Diane Rasmussen had an inspirational conversation about Richard’s pro-human and anti-globalist group, Common Knowledge Edinburgh, which works locally to raise awareness.

Military Matters: Episode Four

This special edition of Military Matters focuses on the Iran-US war and its implications for the UK.

Weather Events Demystified

Mark Anderson in conversation with Orlean Koehle

Money Money Money

Mark Anderson and Conrad LeBeau examine the world of money, credit, and debt, and discuss how the American people have been swindled by a corrupt banking system.

From Rotherham to Epstein: The Establishment Cover-Up of Child Abuse in Britain

One child sex attack every 20 minutes. Fewer than 10% ending in conviction. Over 2,000 abuse files destroyed. This forensic 2015 presentation argues Britain's institutional failure to protect children was no accident — it was a deliberate, decades-long establishment cover-up.

Exposing Queer Fest and the Attack on Our Children's Minds — with Protect and Teach

Cathy Mudge, Gilli Blick, and Jenny Digsdale of Protect and Teach spoke with Professor Diane Rasmussen about the 2025 child-focused Queer Fest event at Exeter Library and the serious safeguarding concerns surrounding it.

The Waning Days of the American Empire | Silk and Steel

Carl Zha and Dr. Warwick Powell dive deep into the latest developments signaling the decline of US global primacy—from the Supreme Court striking down Trump's tariff regime to the unraveling of American credibility on the world stage. They also explore China's long-term strategic planning, the AI race, and why the rest of the world is quietly de-risking from the United States.

Solutions to Corporatist Fascism and False Political Constructs — with Rodney Atkinson

Professor Diane Rasmussen spoke with Rodney Atkinson, one of Britain’s most successful political economists, at his home in the North East of England about a range of important national and international topics.

Doc Malik | A Thousand Words (Part 1 of 3)

In this wide-ranging and deeply honest conversation, former orthopaedic surgeon Doc Malik sits down with artist Jake Fern to explore cults, trauma, religion, and the courage to question everything. Ahmad shares what it was like growing up in the Ahmadiyya community and the psychological impact of leaving a belief system that defined his entire world. Together they unpack how childhood experiences, generational trauma, and identity shape our attitude to certainty, alternative thinking, and spiritual searching.