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Alice and the Money Tree, Revisited

Mark Anderson talks to J. M. Weston Briggs, author of the classic book Alice and the Money Tree, revisiting some of its key themes since its publication in 2018.

David Miller: Iran’s resistance to Zionism is critical | Jerm Warfare

British researcher David Miller discusses the tribunal victory that recognised anti-Zionist views as protected beliefs, and elaborates on the historical and political intricacies of Zionism and anti-Semitism, highlighting the influence of Zionist organisations worldwide.

Stop CCTV and Facial Recognition

Prof Diane Rasmussen spoke with longtime activist Nathan Allonby of NO CCTV as they looked at surveillance equipment in the city centre of Newcastle in the North East of England.

China, Russia & Iran Just Changed the World Order? | Silk and Steel

Geopolitical analyst and historian Carl Zha joins the show for a major discussion on the rapidly shifting global order.

Polywars | Jerm Warfare Weekly Banter

Jerm, Mike, and Charles explore the concept of a "polycrisis," emphasising the interconnectedness of global and local challenges. They argue that focusing solely on macro issues like technocracy can lead to a disconnect from immediate realities, such as crime in South Africa.

Drawn Into The Wider War

This is an examination of the UK’s military position as the war with Iran continues, featuring comment and analysis from General Sir Richard Shirreff.

Mike Robinson | A Thousand Words (Part 3 of 3)

Mike Robinson and Jake Fern explore the nature of conspiracy, propaganda, media influence, and the blurred line between coordinated agendas and systems that simply reward the same behaviours.

Epstein: Architect of Global Control

Ben Rubin and Brian Gerrish discuss the central role played by Jeffrey Epstein in designing the Impact Investing model and underlying financial architecture currently being rolled out in every country on Earth.

Everyone Deserves a Fair Trial

Professor Diane Rasmussen spoke with Dr Stuart Waiton, senior lecturer in sociology and criminology at Abertay University in Scotland, about the complaints he received for organising a classroom lecture by women representing Justice for Innocent Men in Scotland (JIMS).

Mike Robinson | A Thousand Words (Part 2 of 3)

Mike and Jake discuss the modern information landscape before they then explore how global and personal events impact individual psychology.

Military Matters: Episode 6

Brian Gerrish and Charles Malet discuss the UK’s relationship with Israel and the reluctance of young people to serve in the forces.

Vote outside the Uniparty

Professor Diane Rasmussen spoke with Dr Donald Boyd, a retired doctor and leader of the Scottish Christian Party, about issues affecting Scotland and the wider UK.

Mike Robinson | A Thousand Words (Part 1 of 3)

Mike and Jake reflect on the 'movement' and how certain things need to be in place before we can have useful conversations.

After the Pause: Iran, Lebanon and the Next Round of Confrontation — SYRIA PODCAST EP 10

With the Strait of Hormuz blockaded and Donald Trump's rhetoric escalating, Vanessa Beeley and Myriam Charabaty join Mike Robinson to assess what the next phase of confrontation in West Asia is likely to look like.

Switch the Stories To Find the Truth — with Katharine Gun

Professor Diane Rasmussen spoke with Katharine Gun about her views on a range of topics beyond her 2003 experience as a GCHQ whistleblower and subsequent arrest, including her new article, ‘Fabricating the Case for War in the 21st Century’, which appears in UK Column’s new magazine, The Column.

Military Matters: Episode 5

Brian Gerrish and Charles Malet review the bigger picture of the Iran conflict, including the action in, and rhetoric around, the situation.