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Weekly UKC Banter Episode 21 — Build Parallel Structures as Soon as Possible

Jerm, Charles, and Mike discuss the need for supportive relationships and how we need parallel economic structures to increase security and self sufficiency.

Brian Gerrish: My Story

Join Brian in the UK Column Talk Tent at the Hope Freedom Music Festival as he shares his deeply personal story of why he founded UK Column and the circumstances that propelled him along his journey.

Jeff Berwick on reality being a 3D video game - Jerm Warfare

Jeff stresses how we can dream up and mould our own worlds, spotlighting the immense, tangled web of it all and how grasping our part in the game amps up the whole adventure.

Former Taiwan Independence Supporter Is Now a Pragmatic Voice on Taiwan's Future | Angelica Oung

In this Silk and Steel Podcast, host Carl Zha sits down with Angelica Ong, a pro-nuclear activist and political commentator based in Taiwan. They discuss her dramatic political shift as well as her pragmatic analysis of Taiwan's energy crisis and precarious geopolitical position between the US and China.

On the Ground in Venezuela: US Aggression, The "Drug War" Lie & The New Monroe Doctrine

Diego Sequera, A Venezuelan journalist, discusses US aggression against Venezuela, "Narco-Terrorism" accusations, and political influence and gamesmanship in the region.

There’s No Such Thing As a Transgender Child

Join Steve, an ex-Commando fighting a whole new battle: the battle for our minds. His grassroots UK street activism challenges gender ideology, often getting him physically attacked in the process.

Hakeem Anwar on Why You Should De-Google Your Phone

Jerm speaks with a former software engineer, Hakeem Anwar, about the global push for digital ID, the dangers that come with it, and how we can fight back.

Taking Back Our Communities: The Rise of the National Residents Association

Cassie shares how a growing network of residents across the UK is standing up for local democracy, protecting communities, and restoring trust in public life.

Neil Oliver: Remembering What It Means To Be Human

An intimate conversation with Neil Oliver on truth, exile, and courage — exploring how we stay human and free in an age of manipulation, isolation, and the threat of the transhuman agenda.

A Thousand Words – James Delingpole (Part 3 of 3)

James elaborates on his view of the controlling forces and the methods they employ before discussing his religious convictions. Jake and James continue to flesh out the nature of 'controlled opposition' and the question of how we determine what is true and what is false.

Discussing “An Inconvenient Study” — with Del Bigtree

Mike Robinson speaks to Del Bigtree about his new film, An Inconvenient Study, which documents his challenge to a doctor at Henry Ford Health to conduct the most thorough comparative study they could into outcomes for vaxxed and unvaxxed.

Life in China as a Black American: 26 Years in Shanghai with Dana Showtime

Carl Zha speaks with Danny "Showtime," an African American who has spent over 26 years in Shanghai and worked in its music industry.

Danny Carroll on the Psychological Link to Cancer — Jerm Warfare

Danny Carroll provides an alternative view of Cancer where he suggests it is an intentional biological process of the body as it tries to heal.

China's AI DOMINANCE is Inevitable (Here's Why) | TP Huang Returns

We dive deep into why China is pulling ahead in the global AI race, the shocking reality of America's hardware disadvantage, and how Chinese models like DeepSeek, Qwen, and Kimi are setting the new global standard.

Simon Elmer on Wokeness and the Destruction of Art — Jerm Warfare

Simon Elmer discusses the degraded quality and impact of art within modern society.

Venezuela Under Attack

As the tensions between the US and Venezuela ramp up, Mike Robinson speaks to Jose Biomorgi, the Venezuelan ambassador to Lebanon and Syria, about the actions of the US against his country.

Ben Rubin — The Corporate Takeover of Music & Culture

Ben Rubin – former corporate consultant, underground DJ, and now UK Column journalist – delivers a powerful talk at the Hope Freedom Festival, exposing how corporations and global institutions have hijacked culture, music, and society itself.