Dan discusses the release of Julian Assange, the Tories' awful polling implications, and is joined by two vaccine-injured survivors, John Watts and Adam Roland, who confronted Rishi Sunak.

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Carl, Beau and Stelios discuss Farage’s view of the Ukraine conflict, whether or not the Tory Party have suffered a form of collective stroke, and Sadiq Khan's contempt for the English flag.

This week Beau chats to Nick Hughes all about the Academy Award winning 1968 classic film, The Lion in Winter. It chronicles the Angevin Christmas court of 1183, where Henry II intrigues with and against his wife, three troublesome sons and the king of France.

Connor and Harry discuss John Ostrander’s sequel to Wolfman & Pérez’s Crisis on Infinite Earths: Legends (1986), its Christian, anti-Liberal politics, and the new anti-communist Justice League during the final years of the Cold War.

Connor, Josh & Harrison discuss how the grave has been dug for the Conservative Party, how potential terrorists are crossing the US Southern border, and Keir Starmer's planned constitutional revolution.

Stelios, Harry, and Calvin discuss the assault on Stonehenge, the New Britain culture shock, and Ireland censoring the internet.

Carl & Connor are joined by professor Eric Kaufmann to discuss the smear campaign waged against Reform’s candidates, A new immigration high score, and how British taxpayers are forced to fund hostile NGOs like HOPE Not Hate.

Dan, Beau and Catherine Blaiklock discuss the end of the PetroDollar, Reform's Manifesto and what we would put in our Manifestos.

Dan picks apart the Conservative and Lib Dem Manifestos and finds them failing to grasp the actual problems.

Stelios interviews renowned Professor Stephen Hicks about the state of western academia, the intellectual and administrative causes of it, the appeal of Russian philosopher Dugin to western audiences, and post-liberal misunderstandings of liberalism and individualism.

Carl, Beau, and Stelios discuss Farage as the new leader of the right, how things are going to get much worse and how Milei keeps Winning

This week Beau continues his chat with Luca Johnson all about the life and times of Captain James Cook, his fruitless search for the Northwest Passage, his circumnavigation of the globe, and his near endless string of adventures and daring-do.

Josh, Harry & Calvin discuss how the grooming gangs never went away, why Boris Johnson provides another justification for zero seats and Calvin’s case for invading France.

Stelios, Harry & Josh discuss the new star wars series LGBT credentials, the left’s right-wing derangement syndrome and how Harry is very afraid of world WWIII.

Carl, Connor & Beau discuss Europe’s Zoomers voting for the “Far Right”, Hunter Biden on trial, and whether or not Trump’s conviction matters.

Dan talks to Bart Sibrel about the human aspect of visiting the Moon and how it fits into the geopolitics and political narrative of the 1960s.

Stelios, Dan and Josh discuss: How Reform wins, how the European right is rising, and how goblins are reportedly terrorising people in Zimbabwe. Full Podcast + Links: https://www.lotuseaters.com/the-podcast-of-the-lotus-eaters-933-10-06-2024

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Join Carl, as he's accompanied by the outspoken Kellie

Beau And Tim Davies discuss the events of D-Day, eighty years ago today.

Connor, Stelios, and Josh discuss the Zoomers rising up to vote for Farage, South Africa's historic election, and DEI Barbie.

Carl, Josh, and Leo discuss how the undeniable levels of media bias are helping to blow the winds of change across the West, and a look at the most insane election of the year so far.

Dan is interviewed by Doc Malik in a bumper two and a half hour interview covering everything from health, AI and the failing economic failings adding up.

Dan, Beau, and Stelios discuss Tommy Robinson's London protest, the knifing of peace in Germany on Friday, and how Doctor Fauci was just making it all up.

This week Beau continues to chat all about the decline and fall of the Roman Republic with special reference to the return of Sulla to Italy after his adventures in the east. Sulla and his faction defeat all their opponents in the field, enter Rome, and reap a terrible revenge. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-161-or-marius-and-sulla-part-iv-02-05-24

Connor and Harry discuss Marv Wolfman & George Pérez’s Crisis on Infinite Earths (1985-1986) — the twelve-issue maxi-series which compressed DC Comics’ disparate multiverse into one cohesive continuity, and its pro-American, Christian, and existentialist themes in the final years of the Cold War. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-comics-corner-13-or-crisis-on-infinite-earths-01-05-24

Carl lays out the existential case for why Trump must win the 2024 election

Carl, Connor, and Harrison Pitt discuss Donald Trump being convicted on all counts in the New York hush money trial, the controversy manufactured about Connor’s interview with Liz Truss, and Keir Starmer’s merciless purge of Labour Party candidates.

Josh, Stelios and Harry discuss the finding that microplastics have appeared in all men’s testicles in a recently published study, the Germans are singing naughty songs again and a world of “hate.”

Connor, Harry & Beau discuss the Conservatives bribing Boomers at the next election, the influencers ruining Japan, and The Dems ‘freakout’ over Biden.

Josh, Stelios and Beau discuss the Media Matters layoffs, how the Conservative Party is collapsing and how an anti-white white man ‘finds out.’

Dan and Calvin discuss the decline and fall of the Church in England from the centre of the community to a marginal influence bent on social justice.

Matt from the Cathedral joins Carl and Josh to discuss how the Tories seem to be throwing the election, how they've finally got Nigel Farage as a racist, and why feminism did exactly what it planned to do.

This week Beau continues to chat all about the decline and fall of the Roman Republic with special reference to the events surrounding Sulla’s first march on Rome, Marius’s flight, Sulla’s subsequent first war with Mithridates; Marius’s return, revenge and death. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-160-or-marius-and-sulla-part-iii-26-05-24

Carl examines the tensions between Lauren Chen and Pearl Davis and reflects on the conservative view of the proper relationship between men and women.

Harry and Beau are joined by fellow Islander Luca Johnson to discuss the new plans to press–gang NHS dentists, the best magazine you’ll ever read and the destruction of the British steel industry.

Carl, Calvin, and Stelios discuss the announcement of a July 4th general election, will Farage take up the mantle of the right in the UK?, and what is the actual agenda behind the left.

Harry, Josh, and Stelios discuss how we wuz Samurai, how Californian law is racist, and how the left ruins the arts.

Beau, Connor & Rafe Heydel-Mankoo discuss why the National Trust needs to admit they hate White people, the sectarian future of British politics, and how they hate Harrison Butker for speaking the truth.

Dan speaks to YouTube legend and political commentator, Dr Steve Turley on the reasons we should be optimistic.

Carl, Josh, and Dan discuss the impending policies of Geert Wilders' new government, women's new champion in the men vs bears debate, and how Biden is just outright abusing the black community at this point.

Carl lays out five basic points of agreement upon which the British right could come together to form a coherent political movement.

This week Beau continues to chat all about the decline and fall of the Roman Republic with special reference to the life and career of Lucius Cornelius Sulla. From his earliest exploits in North Africa against Jugurtha, to his heroic deeds against the Germanic hordes, to his political career in Rome and his rivalry with Marius.

Beau sits down to chat with Professor Ed Dutton about an array of topics, from history to religion to philosophy, from the culture wars to physiognomy and IQ, from psychology to politics; all Ed's greatest hits

Carl & Connor are joined by Ralph Schoellhammer to discuss the Conservatives and Reform UK election pact, how it’s a dangerous time to be a politician, and how the global majority behave on public transport.

Josh, Harry and Beau discuss the Guardian’s attempt to dox a publisher, how a Congolese refugee in Germany did a bad thing and what happened at the sycamore gap.

Connor, Dan, and Jake Julius from Rattlesnake TV delve into the disbelief surrounding the Conservatives' election coping mechanisms, explore the rationale behind borrowing money versus printing it, and ponder the emotional wellbeing of White Women.

Carl, Callum, and Jess Gill discuss the new "city people" and how they're just like the old ones, how straight is the new gay, and the hilarious fall of Dr Who.

Dan is very very pleased to be joined by glamor model Leilani Dowding with a look back at a career in Modelling, Lads Mags and Page 3. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-brokenomics-or-modelling-with-leilani-dowding-12-05-24

Callum, Josh, and Stelios discuss a portal to the Irish, a guide to third-worldisms, and the fall of Eurovision.

This week Beau continues to chat all about the decline and fall of the Roman Republic with special reference to the life and career of Gaius Marius. From his humble beginnings, his stellar early military successes, his first faltering steps in his political career, then unbridled successes firstly against Jugurtha in North Africa, and then the various invading tribes of ‘Germans

Harry and Chloe are joined by Josh to continue their deep dive into the works of Stanley Kubrick, this time exploring his classic period as they discuss Lolita, Dr. Strangelove, and 2001: A Space Odyssey. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-the-career-of-stanley-kubrick-part-ii-11-05-24

Carl, Connor & Harrison Pitt discuss how it's no longer racist to talk about the costs of immigration, how the anti-vaxxers were right about AstraZeneca, and why the trad life didn't work out for Lauren Southern.

Carl explains why calling people "racist" no longer works as a substitute for an argument.

Callum, Harry and Stelios discuss The MENATS, Rwanda Is Political Theatre, and Stop noticing crime statistics.

Callum, Beau, and Mr H discuss A Rude Awakening, The Woke Replacement, and Not Our War.

Dan, Beau & special Guest Leilani Dowding discuss how they are playing both sides to profit, How we face future of ethnic based politics and a little game to remind us that not all is bleak. Check out Leilani's Socials here: https://twitter.com/LeilaniDowding https://www.youtube.com/@milothepuggle

Dan talks about what 2024 and 2025 have in store for people that use money.

Join Callum, Carl, and Josh as they dive into today's hot topics: The March to Zero Seats Continues, Dismantling the Slavery Narrative, and The Helldivers Revolt, a discussion on rebellion and resilience.

This week Beau continues to chat all about the decline and fall of the Roman Republic with special reference to the life and career of Gaius Gracchus, from his early political career, his long list of attempted reforms as Tribune of the Plebs, and his eventual bloody downfall.

It's not nostalgia, things really were better. We are in decline.

Harry & Carl are joined by special guest Leo Kearse to discuss how Irish patriots are on the march, why everything is antisemitism and therefore illegal, and the woke that failed.

Callum, Stelios and Calvin discuss it’s me or the bear, Student Protest Fail Compilation and the Patient SK killed by the State.

Josh, Harry and Aydin Paladin discuss what is wrong with the left and the next evolution of white flight.

Callum, Beau, and Dan discuss how Europoors are poor, Yousaf's resignation letter (White!), and the moon landings.

Dan talks to Alex Masters about the evolution of the Energy economy.

Carl, Callum, and Stelios discuss th

Connor and Harry return to Comics Corner, to discuss Grant Morrison’s famous run on Animal Man — and whether it is a metatextual triumph or Leftist propaganda. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-comics-corner-12-or-grant-morrisons-animal-man-29-04-24

This week Beau begins to chat all about the decline and fall of the Roman Republic with special reference to the life and career of Tiberius Gracchus, from his early military career, his attempted reforms as Tribune of the Plebs, and his eventual downfall.

Harry and Josh explore the surreal world of Twin Peaks and explain why it's a damn fine show you should watch

Carl, Callum, and Stelios discuss how Democrats are finally coming around to sending the illegals home, the total indifference the elite has for the commons, and Carl's latest epistle to the Zoomers.

Callum and Josh discuss the food bank wars, Germany going back to their usual tricks and the importance of fun.

Nick Dixon joins Carl and Callum to discuss Britain's two-tiered policing system, how Keir Starmer is the icon of English patriotism, and that Sadiq Khan has finally joined the far right

Dan, Beau, & special guest Alex Masters discuss the Ukrainian funding mystery, St George's Day, and how regulation ties the world up in knots.

Dan speaks with Sargon of Akkad (Carl Benjamin) about a career spent on making edgy content.

Carl, Callum, and Josh discuss Columbia University's demasking, a truly foreign land, and the self-immolation trend.

Beau chats with Devon Tracey - aka Atheism is Unstoppable - in the wake of the death of OJ Simpson. They discuss the details of the double murder case, the trial itself, the context and recent history in which it took place, and fallout and backlash of the controversial verdict. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/oj-definitely-did-it-or-interview-with-atheism-is-unstoppable-22-04-24

This week Beau chats all about the rise and fall of the Medici family. From the early bankers, to the cousin Popes, to the Grand Dukes, and finally their descent into decadence and debauchery.

Connor, Josh & Beau discuss Liz Truss’ redemption arc, how it’s okay to be Scottish, and an Iranian reckoning.

Callum, Carl, and Andy Ngo delve into Ana Kasparian’s critique of the Left, the Antifa Gang Trial, and the puzzling floods in Dubai. https://lotuseaters.com/the-podcast-of-the-lotus-eaters-896-18-04-2024

Callum, Josh, and Stelios discuss the worst place on earth, the EU's totalitarianism, and financial advice.

Callum, Carl, and Stelios discuss the less forgiving attitude of old-world Christianity, the Parasite Industry, and Spanish leftists being leftists.

Dan and Stelios discuss R. R. Reno's new book Return of the Strong Gods: Nationalism, Populism, and the Future of the West. How Karl Poppers Open Society and its adherents are destroying the West through the Gods of Weakness.

Dan, Connor & Callum discuss how the ECHR is ruining your life, the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, and the Wifejak.

Carl, Connor, and Jess Gill discuss the final Cass report, how the O.J. Simpson trial was always racialised, and why French women are protesting the scientists, doctors, and engineers who have recently arrived.

This week Beau chats all about the rise and fall of Girolamo Savonarola; from his rise to prominence amid the fall of the Medici, to his bitter disputes with the Pope, to his ‘Bonfire of the vanities’, to his eventual downfall and comeuppance. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-154-or-savonarola-14-04-24

Callum, Harry, and Beau discuss why the cops are quitting, Letitia James’ weaponised lawfare, and Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul.

Callum, Harry, and Stelios discuss what is the point, this has to be a joke, and roastie redemption mafia.

Callum, Josh, and Dan discuss why MAGA supporters are punching women in NYC, Brazil, the testing ground for US censorship, and Local Man Finds Out.

Dan contemplates the wisdom of Joe Biden's spending plans, and reframes all that complicated business cycle stuff through the straightforward lens of seasons and why Macro Summer is upon us.

Stelios, Beau, and Josh discuss John Locke’s Two treatises of Government, and discuss the Symposium as a series: the philosophy behind it, its trajectory, and its main episodes.

Carl and Callum are joined by Calvin Robinson to discuss the Battle of Coolock, where Irish patriots defeated antifa scum and found some interesting clues, how New Zealand has banned Indians, and how Japan has decided their country is too nice and neat, and needs some diversity.

This week Beau concludes his chat all about the life and times and achievements of Michelangelo Buonarroti; from the tombs of the Medici, to The Last Judgment, to the building of St Peter’s. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-153-or-michelangelo-part-iii-07-04-24

Josh discusses his work over the past three years in the final episode of Contemplations.

Callum and Harry discuss the expected behaviour of new Europeans, the utter buffoonery of UK politics, and Will Smith’s plan for world domination.

Callum, Carl, and Helen Dale discuss how the far right can be defeated, the criminal mind, and The Great Realignment in American politics.

Callum, Josh, and Harry discuss the wild land of India, the death of your high street, and the actual death of Vice.

Today Callum, Stelios and Beau chat about the new, obscene laws passed in Scotland, what Richard Dawkins said, and how continued witch-hunt against Trump increasingly spells the end of The Republic.

Carl, Connor & Dan discuss the Daily Mail turning on Reform UK, what Transgender Day of Visibility really means, and Donald Trump’s Truth Social being valued at $7 billion.

Stelios discusses with Christian Watson why individualism is necessary for the moral reawakening of the western world.

Dan speaks to Po the Person about children, motherhood and the choice between going GirlBoss or TradWife.

This week Beau continues to chat all about the life and art of Michelangelo Buonarroti, from his completion of The David, to his commission to design and build the tomb of Pope Julius II, to the mammoth undertaking to paint the entire ceiling of The Sistine Chapel

Josh and Beau discuss the events at Ruby Ridge where various US Federal agencies murdered two innocent people.

Harry, Connor & Beau discuss exactly what the UK’s illegal migration deterrence fund is being spent on, Sam Bankman-Fried, and how it’s been a Hell of a week for P Diddy and the Daily Wire.

Calvin Robinson joins Carl and Callum to discuss how the Democrats are using partisan lawfare against Trump, the Russian response to the Moscow terror attack, and that men could be here. I hate men.

Callum, Josh, and Stelios discuss the death of American Democracy, Ireland's campaign to bin the bill, and Drama Wars.

Harry Miller joins Carl and Callum to discuss Konstantin Kisin and Matt Goodwin's debate on immigration, how we are all going to starve to death in the near future, and how the Conservative Party keeps hurting itself.

Dan speak to Professor Ed Dutton on the subject of Intelligence and how our society reacts to it.

Dan, Harry and special guest Po The Person discuss Terror in Moscow, How Reform are trying to become the main containment party and tensions at why Candace Owens left the Daily Wire. Find Po on X or YouTube

Dan goes 80s investing with the classic book ‘One up on Wall Street’ by Peter Lynch.

This week Beau chats to Apostolic Majesty all about the shared history of Russia and Ukraine, with reference to the Tucker/Putin interview.

Josh and Stelios discuss potential rules of manners and etiquette for the 21st century.

Callum, Beau, and Nick Dixon discuss Richard Tice's purge of Beau, how Keir Starmer wants to kill us all, and the sacred flag.

Connor, Harry & Josh discuss the Joe Rogan killer, a POV from modern Britain, and South America’s Caesar.

Carl and Dan are joined by Ed Dutton to discuss Putin's electoral victory over Our Democracy, the apparent ingratitude that certain diverse elements demonstrate towards handouts, and the mysterious creature called the Chav.

Harry and Proper Horrorshow examine the career of legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, beginning with The Killing, Paths of Glory, and Spartacus.

Carl and Callum are joined by Luke Avery AKA Lambda to decide who are the good guys in Helldivers, the racism in Resident Evil, and the representation in Dungeons and Dragons.

Dan goes 80s investing with the classic book ‘One up on Wall Street’ by Peter Lynch.

Carl, Harry, and Stelios examine the brazenness of the "bloodbath" lie about Trump, how the British are not represented in any of the top positions of their own political system, and how we are forced to celebrate this "diversity"...or else.

Stelios and Josh discuss basic political terms that appear in public discussion daily. They talk about some of the basic political values, basic forms of government, and contentious terms like globalism, authoritarianism, totalitarianism, and the far-right.

This week Beau discusses the early life of Michelangelo Buonarroti, from his humble beginnings, to catching the eye of Lorenzo The Magnificent, to creating the drunken Bacchus, the exquisite Pietà and the masterful David

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Jess Gill joins Carl and Connor to discuss Scotland, the most hateful of the countries of the earth, how women work and why she split up with you, and why immigration actually isn't useful to the UK.

Carl examines whether Britain, as a political entity, is at a point where it cannot be maintained.

In this interview Nate, aka Mr H Reviews, chats to Beau all about the current state of TV and movies; how the infection of wokeism and subversion have been crow-barred in to every possible aspect of entertainment media.

Callum, Beau and Calvin discuss the motherlands do not return, puberty blockers blocked, and the absolute state of hope not hate.

Harry, Connor, and Callum discuss how the UK government has declared us all extremists, how the music industry really works, and why you should probably fear the NHS.

Dan gives his thoughts on the early stages of the bitcoin bull market and what might happen next.

Callum, Stelios & Dan discuss how Prince William probably didn't waste anyone, how Ireland told their government to do one and Zero Seats

Esther Krakue joins Carl and Callum to discuss how, actually, illegal immigrants built America while smelling like roses and perfume (not smelly Americans), how Haiti is actually a land of milk and honey (unlike the depraved and impoverished West), and how Britain's War on Terror is a war of attrition (against evil Islamic Extremism, which is very different to holy Islamic moderation).

Stelios and Beau discuss the main insights we can draw from the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius.

This week Beau discusses the later life of Leonardo da Vinci, from Milan to Venice to the court of Cesare Borgia, back to Florence, Rome, and finally to France. The art and the inventions just keep getting better and better. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-149-or-leonardo-part-ii-10-03-24

Josh, Harry and Stelios explore the many differences between US states using statistical maps.

Carl, Connor & Harrison Pitt discuss the BBC Sounds debate pushing open borders the demise of establishment media, and whether the Manosphere is right about marriage.

Callum, Harry, and Beau deliver an ode to Iceland, discuss GamerGate 2, and analyse Trump's Super Tuesday.

Callum, Josh, and Stelios discuss the Democrats' hatred of democracy, the cost of lying, and Doritos’ new brand ambassador.

Carl & Connor substantiate their contentious claim that Wokeness is the offspring of Liberalism, rather than its Postmodern Neo-Marxist antithesis.

Peter Whittle joins Carl to discuss London's segregationist theatre shows, how the Conservatives are the party of diversity, and how the pro-immigration argument has died a quiet and undignified death.

Dan talks to Proper Horrorshow about the book: The Mandibles, a worrying economically accurate depiction of life after the collapse of the dollar as we follow a family going through society after the event.

Dan, Harry and Callum discuss how Sam Melia & George Galloway Scare the Prime Minister, how utterly awful the Conservatives are and why women shouldn't go to India.

Stelios and Connor discuss Friedrich Engels’ Socialism, Utopian and Scientific. They discuss how to approach definitions, what communism and socialism mean, and make several observations about the methodology and plausibility of Marx’s and Engels’ doctrines.

This week Beau discusses the life and times of Leonardo da Vinci, from his early life and boyhood, to his apprenticeship with Verrocchio, to his employment by the Duke of Milan; and all the amazing works of art and military design he produced along the way.

Josh and Connor discuss the methods in which politicians try to manipulate the electorate using methods similar to those of clinical psychopaths.

Callum, Harry and Josh discuss The Grindset, Our Best Buds, and How Not to Get the Girl.

Carl is joined by Sa Ra Garvey to discuss what is happening in the British black community, how MPs are in fear of their lives, and that the Current Thing is getting people killed.

Harry and Beau are joined by Nate (of Mr H Reviews - YouTube) to discuss the sin of being British, Concerns of Old man Joe and the reluctance to understand Satire.

Carl is joined by YouTuber Apostolic Majesty to discuss why the British Empire failed.

Callum, Connor & Stelios discuss how Lee Anderson was right about Sadiq Khan’s Islamist mates, how the crimes committed by illegal immigrants in American cities are deliberate political choices, and the meltdown over Google’s Gemini AI.

Dan talks to Auron Macintyre about the Total State and the nature of US political power.

Stelios and Beau discuss various themes from the letters of Seneca.

Carl, Callum and Dan discuss the ruin of a civilisation (ours), the death wish of the Tory party and what we can look forward to in the West, a spot of White Genocide.

This week Beau discusses the life and times of Edward II; from his excessive favouritism, to his wars in Scotland and Ireland, to his eventual downfall and ignominious murder.

Josh and Stelios discuss how a society that values free speech can deal with bad ideas.

Connor, Harry & Stelios discuss Parliament’s ceasefire vote becoming a clownshow, how the state is mandating homosexuality, and they take a trollish tour of the West.

Callum, Harry and Beau discuss Google’s White Boy, Crossfire Round 2: Carlson v. Stewart, and The Death of Kings.

Narinder Kaur joins Carl to discuss whether we should be disgusted to be British, why people hate Harry and Meghan, and why we have to pay for immigrant benefits.

Join Beau and ex-RAF fast jet pilot, Tim Davies, as they discuss the deep rooted and institutional problems that now lay at the heart of the newly woke Royal Air Force

Dan talks to Geoff from ‘Geoff Buys Cars’ and Mark Adams on the subject of the used car market.

Callum, Connor & Dan discuss ITV’s brand new Boomer psyop, how Sora AI might make movies good again, and the boycotts brands can’t come back from.

Stelios and Josh discuss the dangers of the philosophy of the welfare state. They discuss the differences between classical and modern liberalism, the differences between the ancient and the contemporary understanding of well-being, and the proper role of the state.

Callum, Carl and Jess Gill discuss, Integration Is Hard, The Starship Troopers Discourse, and Stop Funding People Who hate You.

This week Beau and Carl discuss the final years of King Edward I’s long reign, which is largely consumed by yet more, seemingly endless, campaigns in Scotland Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-146-or-edward-i-part-iii-18-02-24

Josh, Harry and Stelios discuss the principles that determine whether a film is regarded as good or not and make many suggestions of films which embody these principles well.

Callum, Harry and Nicholas De Santo discuss Tuckers Supermarket Adventure, We’ve Reached Whole New Depths of Democracy, and Everyone Disliked That

Connor, Josh and Beau discuss politics in the UK being completely normal, TFL’s humiliating new Overground line names, and Lewis Hamilton doing Idiocracy IRL.

Carl, Callum, and Harry discuss how everyone is noticing that the foreigners aren't like us, will Labour increase immigration?, and that you're already paying reparations, you just don't know it.

Connor interviews Katy Faust, director of children's rights advocacy group Them Before Us, and co-author of the new book Raising Conservative Kids in a Woke City, about the dangers of the fertility industrial complex, and the necessity to recognise children's rights.

Dan breaks down the historic interview between Tucker Carlson and Vladimir Putin covering history, the nature of geopolitics and the decline of the dollar.

Callum, Stelios, and Dan discuss the suicide pact being cancelled, this week in trolling, and something that's totally ‘Safe & Effective’

Stelios and Beau discuss Thomas More’s dialogue Utopia and to what extent More identified himself with the criticism of private property that features in the dialogue.

Carl, Josh, and Stelios discuss “consoomers”, Alexander the Gay, and diversity fatigue.

This week Beau and Carl discuss the middle reign of King Edward I; this week focusing almost entirely on his interminable and increasingly savage campaigns against the Scots.

Josh, Callum and Dan discuss the questions on the conventional political compass test and why they are a bad measure of political attitudes.

Callum, Beau and Tim Davies discuss The Tucker Putin Interview, Death of the Royal Air Force, and Least Foreign UK Election.

Callum, Carl and Connor discuss Liz Truss’ PopCon Conspiracy, Those Dumb Glasses, and Proof of Big Cats in Britain.

Harry and Josh discuss the data surrounding the voting patterns, policy preferences, and cultural beliefs of ethnic voters in the US, to disprove the notion that importing ‘based’ foreigners will not improve your country.

Callum, Connor & Harry discuss what politicians won’t talk about, the new cure for exhaustion, and what we can all see — but they can’t.

Dan talks about the emerging gig economy with George Bagby, and what starts as a discussion of the dissolving norms of traditional work becomes a discussion of the dissolving norms of tradition and values as a whole.

Callum, Dan and Geoff Thompson discuss The AI Always Wins, We Are Telling Not Asking, and Enjoy The Trailer Park.

Callum, Carl and Harry discuss Britain's Most Wanted, Why Can’t The Police Find This Guy? And You Won’t Find Justice Here

Stelios and Connor debate gender. They debate whether the notion of ‘gender’ is useful, whether transgenderism is based on reason, and end with a discussion regarding what to do when kids say they are trans.

This week Beau and Carl discuss the early reign of King Edward I; from his adventures against the Mamluks in the Holy Land on the eighth crusade, to his wide ranging constitutional reforms, to his dealings with the endlessly rebellious Welsh Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-144-or-edward-i-part-i-4-2-24

Callum, Harry and Beau discuss They Have No Shame, SuicideSquad: Kill Your Franchise, and The Farmers Revolt.

Carl & Connor are joined by James Orr. Associate Professor of Philosophy of Religion at the University of Cambridge and UK Chairman of the Edmund Burke Foundation, to reflect on whether the mutation of Liberalism is at fault for the maladies afflicting modernity — and what will come after.

Carl, Connor & Stelios discuss why conservatives will lose the culture war, Europe’s guilt complex, and just how wild January 2024 was.

Connor & Carl are Joined by David Atherton to discuss the staggering suicide of the Conservative Party, following its landslide majority in 2019, ahead of the 2024 Election — and if the Tories will stage another coup against Rishi Sunak.

Callum, Carl, and David Atherton discuss Ilhan Omar Spills The Beans, Ladies, Don’t Take the Bogpill, and The MAGA Border.

Callum, Harry, and Josh discuss Tyranny in the UK, A Peek Behind the Curtain, and The Gig Economy Has Gone Too Far.

Dan talks to Justin about the Empire of Dollars and the advantages and disadvantages that confers to the world and the American people

Callum, Connor & Dan discuss Neo-Libs missing the point on immigration, why no one is dying for this, and why you can’t beat the Boomers.

Stelios and Harry discuss insights from Wilhelm von Humboldt’s classic The Limits of State Action. They focus on Humboldt’s ideal of self-development and how state coercion sabotages it and fosters a culture of dependency.

This week Beau and Carl discuss the later reign of King Henry III, focusing mainly on the rise and rebellion of Simon De Montfort, and his ultimate arch enemy, the heir to the throne, Edward Longshanks.

Josh and Harry discuss the ideas of Sigmund Freud and how they compare to our modern understanding of human psychology.

Peter Boghossian and Travis Brown join Carl to discuss the ongoing plagiarism in academia scandal, uncomfortable truths about gender ideology, and the ongoing conversation around gay surrogacy.

Beau interviews Reform UK's co-deputy leader, Ben Habib. They discuss both legal and illegal immigration, the upcoming by-election in Wellingborough, Reform's long term plans, Mr Nigel Farage, and much more besides.

Callum, Harry and Voice of Wales discuss Conscription, a welsh roundup, and Beanie Time Approaches.

Callum, Josh and Beau, discuss The Piano Must Pay, What Milei Done So Far, and The Final Countdown

Dan talks to Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch about the prospects of successfully integrating Islam into the global world.

Carl, Dan and Justin discuss the totally believable Patriotic Front, why you should give up on the UK and the absolute state of Britain.

Stelios, Beau and Josh discuss The Teachings of Ptahhotep an ancient Egyptian text often regarded as one of the oldest books in the world.

Callum, Connor & Stelios discuss the police caught sharing spicy memes, why English is redundant in London, and why Cancel Culture doesn’t matter anymore.

This week Beau and Carl discuss the early and middle reign of King Henry III, including the regency period when he was a child, his ongoing troubles with France, the Papacy, and his own tumultuous baronage. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-142-or-henry-iii-21-01-24

Josh and Stelios discuss the meaning behind many Chinese proverbs, their history and how they compare to their Western Equivalents.

Callum, Connor & Beau discuss Hasan meeting a pirate, Davos 2024 and Disease X, and Trump’s thundering victory in Iowa.

Carl, Connor & Ralph Schoellhammer discuss why we’re jealous of Europe’s immigration policies, how Liberals haven’t even read Locke, and if January 6th was an inside job.

In this episode, Callum, Josh, and Harry discuss the decline in University IQs, those who Don’t Know Why They Failed, and dissect the culture of unquestioning consumerism.

Callum, Carl and Stelios discuss The Tech Vibes Are Over, Street-fighting in the west, and Voxpops: Representation

Josh explains to Dan what Behavioural Economics is and why it has become the default mode of modern government.

Callum, Dan, and Harry discuss "Infinity Africans & 2yr Lockdown: Did it work?", explore the idea of leftist perspectives, and reflect on the statement "It Didn’t Have to Be Like This."

Stelios, Carl, and Josh discuss the insights from Sun Tzu’s Art of War. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-symposium-53-or-the-art-of-war-15-01-24

This week Beau and Carl conclude their discussion about the reign of King John, including the Baron’s Revolt, Magna Carta and his ultimate demise. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-141-or-king-john-part-ii-14-01-24

Josh and Stelios discuss the meaning behind many Chinese proverbs, their history and how they compare to their Western Equivalents. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-contemplations-159-or-the-wisdom-of-chinese-proverbs-part-i-13-01-24

Connor, Josh & Beau discuss how no one is willing to fight, how American Airlines is trafficking illegal migrants and unaccompanied minors, and The Houthi troubles.

Callum, Carl and Leo discuss The Tunnels, Attack on Democracy, and Enough of Your Rights, Already.

Callum, Harry and Stelios discuss Everyone Is Noticing, In Britain All Housing is Slum Housing, Wrath of die Deutsche Farmers.

Callum, Harry and Dan discuss the Boeing DEI Convertible, How Could Europe Do This, and Civil War Defining Moment.

Dan discusses the hugely influential ‘The Sovereign Individual’. A book written in 1997 which made a number of predictions well ahead of their time, such as the mobile phone, social media, bitcoin, that governments would one day fake a pandemic and that the nation state was doomed to fail.

Stelios and Josh discuss the difference between science and pseudoscience. They focus on Karl Popper’s falsificationism, the distinction between theories and attitudes, and the scientific method.

Carl, Callum & Connor discuss Joey Barton, Dave Chapelle triggering the Left again, and how paying migrants to go home doesn’t work.

This week Beau and Carl begin to discuss the life and career of King John of England. From his birth and childhood, through to the unlikely event of him becoming the monarch at all, to his many and manifest failures as a ruler.

Connor & Lewis attempt to convince Josh to read the life and works of C S Lewis, by discussing his musings on truth and love, and his Christian apologetics.

Callum, Carl and Jess Gill discuss the Epstein files, the Indian conspiracy, and the calendar girl debate

Carl & Connor discuss how Operation: Lone Star is winning, the Welsh Refugee Council using schoolgirls as bait for boat migrants, and why the billionaires are building bunkers.

Connor interviews Sasha Ayad & Stella O'Malley, co-authors of When Kids Say They're Trans: A Guide For Thoughtful Parents, about advice for parents (current and future) on how to protect their children from falling prey to gender ideology.

Callum, Josh, and Stelios discuss Europe's war on tourism, Claudine Gay resigning and the Estonian solution.

Carl, Connor & Harry keep you company on Christmas day by discussing the (scarce few) positive things which happened in 2023, how the Right can claim victories in 2024, and reminisce about the beauty of England.

Callum, Connor & Dan discuss the Houthi insurgents, how “London is a place for everyone”, and Mickey Mouse entering the public domain.

Dan and Beau look at the economic decline and fall of the Roman Empire.

Dan, Beau and Carl look at the economic decline and fall of the Roman Empire.

Stelios and Beau discuss the insights we can draw from Sophocle’s Antigone.

This week Beau and Luca Johnson chat all about the Fourth Crusade. From the failure of the Third Crusade, to the renewed calls by Pope Innocent III, to the intervention by the ancient Doge of Venice, Enrico Dandolo, to the subversion of the entire project, and finally the sacking and burning of Constantinople.

Josh uses his past bartending experience to demonstrate how to make six iconic cocktails in time for New Year’s Eve.

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Callum, Beau and Stelios review the third quarter of 2023

Harry, Connor & Josh review this year’s news for the months of April, May, and June.

Dan rambles without a script about how he thinks the future will unfold. He will be wrong about most of it, but might get one or two things broadly correct.

This week Beau and Carl conclude their discussion about the life of Richard the Lion Heart. From the re-siege of Jaffa, the peace with Saladin, his tortuous journey home, his imprisonment, release, subsequent wars in England and France, building projects, and finally his rather ignominious death

Josh and Stelios discuss differing ideas on what makes life meaningful.

Callum, Connor & Beau discuss why CGP Grey must pay, how the Rwanda scheme failing was always the plan, and our predictions for 2024.

Callum, Connor & Josh discuss Trump being disqualified from the Colorado Republican primary, the Conservative Party persecuting Miriam Cates MP, and Even The Migrants Are Leaving.

Esther Krakue joins Carl to discuss "The American Society of Magical Negroes", how fat airline seats are the latest frontier in human rights, and why women don't propose.

Connor interviews Philip Pilkington & Dr Paul Morland, authors of ARC's report, ‘Migration, Stagnation, or Procreation: Quantifying the Demographic Trilemma’, about Britain’s dire destiny to be majority first-generation immigrants unless birthrate decline is reversed.

Callum, Connor & Lewis discuss Android Wifus, DINKTok, and Catholic Confusion

Dan attempts to ruin everyone's Christmas with his curmudgeonly dislike of the economic efficiency of Christmas in particular the awful economic efficiency of gift giving and other Christmas traditions, why you should eat a KFC at xmas and why Ebenezer Scrooge was the good guy.

Carl, Dan & Zuby evaluate how Biden's decency drive is going, How Musks robot army will save the world and Zuby vs Piers Morgan.

Stelios, Carl, and Beau discuss Hesiod’s wisdom from his major poems: Theogony and Works & days. They talk about Hesiod’s myths regarding the birth of the gods, the battle between gods and titans, the ascendance of Zeus as the ruler of the universe, as well as the myths of Prometheus, Pandora, and the five ages.

Stelios and Harry discuss the nature of Philosophy from its traditional beginnings with the Presocratics to its contemporary manifestations, people who give it a bad name, as well as ways to philosophise well.

This week Beau and Carl discuss the Third Crusade. The life and career of Saladin, the political turmoil of the Crusader camp, and Richard the Lion Heart’s attempts to conquer Jerusalem

Josh and Connor discuss animal intelligence, with particular focus on corvids (crows and ravens) and Orcas (Killer Whales)

Callum, Connor & Josh discuss how politics is beyond parody, how Doctor Who somehow got even worse, and why no diversity will never be enough.

Carl and Callum are joined by Mark Meechan, otherwise known as Count Dankula, to discuss Harvard's pet Gay, the resignation of Mark Drakeford and the wokening of Wales, and the strange responses to GTA6.

Connor and George of men’s advocacy Instagram account, TheTinMen discuss the issues facing men and boys and why Leftists won't talk about them.

Callum, Harry and Stelios discuss why the British have not integrated with the new Europeans, how the red scare was legitimate, and too many cucks.

Dan and Connor consider the most expensive decision a young man will ever make: his partner. Are the economics of dating and marriage improving or deteriorating?

Connor, Dan & Harry discuss BBC Pidgin, whether or not Taylor Swift’s success is a psyop, and which books are actually being banned.

Carl, Callum and Harry discuss the Tucker Carlson synthesis, the king of the jungle and the greatest betrayal of the century.

Stelios and Josh discuss the wisdom of Miyamoto Musashi, the masterless samurai and undefeated dueler who wrote the Book of five rings.

This week Beau and Carl discuss the early life and achievements of Richard the First of England. Richard The Lion Heart.

Josh and Harry discuss the research into the varying influences of genes on people's behaviour and attitudes towards politics.

Carl, Connor & Callum discuss the Labour Party joining the Far Right, how immigration affects you personally, actually, and Liz Truss’ bill banning gender transitions for children.

Richard and Fred from Right Said Fred join Carl to discuss the Ivy League's unexpected defence of pro-genocide chants, how Ireland is delusional on immigration and how immigration is going to bring down the Tories.

Josh, Stelios and Harry discuss the Media saying Trump wants to be a dictator, the NHS evil genie course and race grifters presenting white people as demons.

Connor interviews Professor Eric Kaufmann, adjunct fellow at the Manhattan Institute and head of the Centre for Heterodox Social Science at the University of Buckingham, about his 2018 book Whiteshift, the origins and aims of Woke, and if demographic change spells cultural extinction for the Anglosphere.

Dan assembles the team to pose a philosophical question. What’s an economy even for?

Carl, Callum, and Dan discuss the utter betrayal that is the Tory immigration plan, the reaction to this plan by idiots, and how Creative Assembly is disassembling its own legacy.

Callum, Harry, and Connor are discussing 'Le contrat social,' the idea of buying babies as the new conservatism, and the Tories threatening to finally take action.

Stelios and Harry discuss the key ideas of Kant’s Groundwork of the metaphysics of morals. They touch upon issues such as the good will, the categorical imperative, the antinomy of freedom, and the idea of humanity as an end-in-itself.

Josh, Harry and Connor are joined by special guest Proper Horror Show to discuss the nature of horror.

This week Beau and Nick Hughes discuss the Anglo-Zulu War, with reference to the films ‘Zulu’ and ‘Zulu Dawn’. From the massacre at Isandlwana, to the heroic events at Rorke’s Drift, to the final showdown at Ulundi. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-135-or-anglo-zulu-war-03-12-23

Josh debates vegan activist David Ramms on the ethics of eating meat and the viability of veganism.

Carl, Callum, and Beau discuss the Irish government's opposition to the Irish people, how the BBC is riddled by anti-white racists, and how the Napoleon movie is Ridley Scott's personal Waterloo.

After both having recently visited the United States, Carl and Callum reflect on how America is different from the UK, and what they noticed about the country and people.

Callum, Stelios, and Lewis discuss how Ireland triples down, Shellenberger dropping a new file, and the year of fat liberation.

Connor, Harry, Josh & Rory discuss the politics of the various factions and quests in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

Callum, Connor & Josh discuss the anti-white stabbings in Crépol, the continued desecration of Doctor Who, and the New Irish.

Dan considers Japan - a nightmare for policy makers, but is it actually that bad for the Japanese people?

Callum, Harry and Dan discuss Ireland Doubling Down, The Crime of Being Tommy Robinson & New Zealand's Smoking Ban U-turn.

Carl, Dan and special guest Harry Miller discuss Conor McGregor, British Police and Advice to Zoomers

Stelios and Harry discuss the importance of the is/ought distinction for Kant’s ethics. They touch upon Hume’s account of the problem of generating an ‘ought’ from an ‘is’, scientism, and Kant’s distinction between practical anthropology and morals.

This week Beau and Carl discuss the life and career of Henry Plantagenet, King Henry II of England, master of the Welsh Marches, Lord of Ireland, Duke of Normandy, Aquitaine and Brittany, Count of Anjou, Poitou, Maine, Toulouse, Flanders and Boulogne. Discussed are his many wars, and the turbulent relationships with his own sons.

Josh and Beau debate Carl and Connor on the likelihood that many of the problems we face today will lead to societal collapse in the future.

Carl, Connor & Callum discuss the Irish rising, Grok — Twitter’s new hivemind AI overlord, and what people really think of the Conservatives…

Callum, Beau and Charlie discuss the Dutch Has A Plan, Was Elagabalus Trans, and What Does The Immigration Data Say?

Carl & Connor discuss Caitlin Moran's What About Men? — and just what she means by men needing a 'Feminism' of their own.

Callum, Carl and Harry discuss how Farage is doing on I’m a Celebrity, Importing Gaza, and the E-Girl War.

Connor, Callum & Stelios discuss Ukraine no longer being the Current Thing, why journos deserve worse, and Milei destroying statists.

Dan and Beau discuss the influential book, confessions of an economic hitman - a hard hitting account of the underhand tools used by the agents of the Global American Empire.

Callum, Harry and Josh discuss Javier Milei’s victory, Elon figuratively running through a minefield naked and the latest instalment of Pakistan Watch.

Stelios introduces the basic aspects of the problem of free will. He talks about fatalism, determinism, randomness, and moral responsibility.

This week Beau and Carl discuss the life and career of Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson. From his earliest career and his astonishing rise through the ranks, his long list of battle honours, his many war wounds, and his final glorious death in combat.

Josh and Stelios debate with Carl and Connor about the values of liberalism and whether it is responsible for the situation we find ourselves in.

Carl, Callum, and Harry discuss how Gavin Newsom is actually Patrick Bateman, why we love the Civil Service, and how the Tiktokers have discovered a new anti-American hero...Osama Bin Laden.

Harry is joined by Proper Horrorshow to discuss the history of the BBFC and British film and television censorship.

Carl, Connor & TPUK’s Nick Tenconi discuss the Met Police refusing to arrest pro-Palestine protestors, Candace Owens vs. Ben Shapiro, and what’s wrong with Zoomers.

Connor & Harry discuss the hidden meaning and political subtext of DONTNOD & Deck Nine Games’ duology Life Is Strange (2015) and its prequel Before the Storm (2017).

Josh, Carl, and Beau discuss the hot civil war within the Conservative Party, the blackwashing of Hannibal Barca, and 5 historical quotes you should live by.

Connor, Harry & Stelios discuss the Conservative Party committing suicide, Black Girl Magic bombing at the box office, and another day where Leftists hate the West.

Dan looks at how money is created, and why that means you will necessarily be impoverished without staying on the right side of the debasement/innovation divide.

Carl and Harry are joined by Callum Smiles to discuss what the media isn’t telling you about the Armistice Day protests and how San Francisco miraculously cleaned itself up

Stelios, Josh, and Beau uncover the deeper meanings of Sophocles’ play Oedipus Rex inspired by the myth of Oedipus. They touch upon themes like destiny and moral responsibility, ignorance, and shame.

Josh, Beau and Dan discuss the discoveries made over the past year by the James Webb Space Telescope.

This week Beau chats with Godfrey Bloom all about Britain’s involvement in World War I, and whether it would have been better if Britain had remained neutral

Connor interviews author Jasun Horsley about his new book, Big Mother: The Technological Body of Evil, and how the narrative of technological Progress blinds us to the emergence of a demonic Oedipal surveillance state which is devouring human nature.

Graham Linehan joins Carl and Josh to discuss the upcoming protests at the cenotaph, the colonial aspect of transgender ideology, and how the experts are finally here to teach hunter-gatherers how its done.

Carl and Harry discuss how Twitter is no longer safe for leftist "activists", how Bill Maher is a continual disappointment, and that Orwell is finally cancelled.

Connor, Harry, & Beau discuss the growing calls for mass remigration, how Britain being majority migrant is a "good thing" and Mr Beast destroys Africa with Kindness.

Connor interviews Alexander DatePsych, neuroscience and behavioural science researcher, and founder of DatePsychology.com, who debunks some Manosphere misconceptions about the data on dating, and explains why things aren't as bad as social media makes us think.

Callum, Dan and Stelios discuss how everyone gets deportations, We ask why Ads are always a Black man and a White woman and Lefties come of Age.

Dan sits down with Cancelled Covid Sceptic Dr Ahmed Malik to discuss the state of the NHS, and the madness of Covid.

Carl, Callum, and Dan discuss the ideological chaos at the upper echelons of American politics, how Norf FC are about to experience their own Alamo, and how multiculturalism is going to poison everywhere, not just the cities.

Stelios and Charlie discuss various aspects of ideology and delve into its relationship with human thought and cultural institutions, as well as exploring the perspectives of thinkers like Oakeshott and Althusser

This week Beau and Carl discuss Arthur Wellesley’s later life. From the 100 days against Napoleon and the battle of Waterloo, to his political career, time as Prime Minister, old age and finally death.

Josh, Carl, and Stelios are joined by Godfrey Bloom to discuss how the Muslims know our weaknesses and aren't afraid to exploit them, how they're going to protest the Cenotaph, and that disgraceful new M&S advert.

Connor, Harry & Dan discuss Norah Vincent's autobiographical account of masquerading as a man for eighteen months, Self-Made Man [:] My Year Disguised as a Man, and the sympathetic insights to the plights men face contained within.

Connor, Harry, & Lewis discuss if ARC is the new WEF, how they’re coming for the home schoolers, and Switzerland’s suicide booths.

Elon Musk Explains the Woke Mind Virus to Joe Rogan, Local Man Wakes up & the Least Competent Fraudsters.

Shad Brookes joins Carl to discuss the virtues of being a father and the emerging philosophy of Dadism.

Callum Dan and Harry discuss Halloween, The Great Chain of Childless Cope, and Fear.

Dan talks to Ariel Aguilar about the history of Argentina currencies and their various falls.

Callum and Harry discuss the New Normal, Boris Johnson joining GB News, and Spodermun.

Stelios discusses the semantics, politics, and value of freedom.

This week Beau and Carl discuss Arthur Wellesley’s adventures in Portugal and Spain; the Peninsula war campaigns of 1808 to 1814. From the battle of Vimeiro to the battle of Toulouse. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-130-or-the-duke-of-wellington-part-ii-29-10-23

Josh and Stelios debate with Carl and Connor about the values of liberalism and whether it is responsible for the situation we find ourselves in.

Carl, Callum, and Beau discuss the Labour Party conference, how Jews are now being hounded on US college campuses, and the melting down of the Robert E. Lee statue.

Carl's epic examination of the Barbie Movie delves beneath the surface-level view of it as a feminist movie to discover the concealed antifeminism that is, in fact, the beating heart of the story.

Callum, Connor & Charlie discuss H3H3 being slightly concerned, when it’s okay to hate foreigners, and Rishi Sunak’s annual performance review.

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Carl's speech to the students at the University of Exeter.

Callum, Josh, & Stelios discuss the Tories doing something, the return of Lesbian Nana and Queers for Palestine.

Helen Dale joins Carl and Callum to discuss the details of Australia saying "no" to leftist subversion, Callum's personal jihad, and how the madcap ancaps are going for it in Argentina.

Dan and Beau look at the background to the conflict in Gaza.

Connor, Harry, & Dan discuss Big tech’s censorship dilemma, the ethno-religious conflict we shouldn’t have to deal with, and the real victims of America’s fake racism narrative.

Stelios is joined by Benedict Beckeld and David Thunder in a discussion about current threats to western societies. They touch upon subjects such as multiculturalism, increasingly centralised governments, and the demographic problem.

This week Beau and Carl discuss the early life of Arthur Wellesley, who later went on to become the First Duke of Wellington; from his childhood and formative years through to his campaigns in India and his famous victory at Assaye.

Harry, Carl, and Callum discuss the impending Prime Minister Farage (pending), Hasan Piker's extreme honesty, and why you shouldn't buy the latest video games.

Callum is joined by special guests Lord Miles and Callum Smiles to discuss the return of Lord Miles, “I want these people out now” and our big fat problem.

Callum, Harry and Stelios discuss the McDonald’s proxy war, the failure of multiculturalism and the biggest double standard.

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Dan watches video comment submissions that our gold tier subscribers kindly sent in for his birthday!

Callum, Dan and Nick Buckley discuss Do You Remember the Ukraine War? Police & Crime Commissioner for Greater Manchester, and They Have No Idea

Dan performs an off-the-cuff brain dump on what the central bankers and western governments are playing at, and what's in store for the next year.

A philosopher, an economist, and the leader of Canada’s Freedom Convoy walk into a studio… and discuss how to bring men and women together.

Harry, Carl, and Callum discuss how we don't want to take any Palestinian refugees, the Australian "no" vote to minority privilege, and how Poland is no longer as based as it once was.

This week Beau, flying solo, speaks all about Japanese militarism and expansion in the run up to the attack on Pearl Harbour. Join him as he chronicles the politics and foreign policy of Imperial Japan, from Commodore Perry’s first contact, to the final decision making process leading to December 7th.

Callum and Josh discuss the generational Opportunity to Deport, Labour’s pledge to make misogyny a hate crime and ‘Polan Stronk II.’

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Callum and Harry are joined by Leo to discuss terrible responses to the Israel war, the funny time Australia is going through, and how Callum might have caught something nasty.

Connor interviews Dr. Rakib Ehsan, former research fellow at the Henry Jackson Society and senior data analyst at the Centre for Social Justice, about his new book Beyond Grievance: What the Left Gets Wrong about Ethnic Minorities, and how British patriots must revitalise faith and family to dissipate the racial animosity animating contemporary politics.

Harry and Callum discuss the triumphant return of Lord Miles, how nothing works anymore, and the shocking revelation that diversity creates diversity.

Carl, Beau and Dan discuss the implications and background to the current Israeli Palestinian conflict that has the potential to morph into a significant conflict.

Dan talks to Scott Adams about the white males glass ceiling in corporate America and fear of Covid

Stelios, Connor, and Calvin Robinson discuss Max Weber’s famous work: The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism

Callum, Stelios, and Harry discuss former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis saying the quiet part out loud, the West's #1 problem, and how leftists don't actually know anything..

Josh and Stelios discuss Equity officers attempt to brainwash children

Josh and Stelios discuss Equity officers attempt to brainwash children

This week Beau chats with returning guest and ex-RAF fast jet pilot, Tim Davies. Join them as they discuss the history of aviation from the earliest days, through both world wars, through the cold war, and right up to the present day

Josh and Stelios discuss why a degree in Islamic witchcraft improves your CV

Josh and Stelios discuss Politico’s selective usage of appeals to nuance

Josh and Stelios discuss right-wing wokeism. They identify how sections of the right mirror the behaviour of the woke left.

Calvin Robinson joins Carl and Callum to discuss what happened at GBNews, how we have nothing in common with LBC hosts, and the looming prospect of Darth Farage.

Harry and Josh discuss Terry Gilliam’s 1985 dystopian satire Brazil.

The lads debate who would be the the best person to be for two days.

Lewis Brackpool joins Carl and Callum to discuss the feds raiding Laurence Fox, AI memetic warfare, and why women go for bad boys.

Callum, Dan and the return of boss-man Carl - discuss Chirp, Journalist Karma and RFK goes 3rd party?

Connor & Harry are joined by Dr. Neema Parvini (Academic Agent) to discuss his new book The Prophets of Doom, which revives the cyclical theories of history posed by thinkers marginalised by the Progressive post-War paradigm.

Dan, Callum & Charlie discuss the best country for Black People, Dead-naming the old narratives & Laaaaadies in gaming.

Dan talks to Ben J Dichter about the great Canadian Truckers Protest and what it achieved and what we learnt from it.

Stelios and Connor discuss themes from Evgeny Zamyatin’s We, which is considered to be the first dystopian novel.

Callum, Harry & Dan discuss Black History Month, Sweden deports foreign criminals and Elon Visits the border.

Josh makes the case to Charlie that political and economic crises are either allowed to happen or are artificially created to give elites greater opportunity to expand their power and money as opposed to bringing about societal collapse.

Charlie discusses with Josh different notions of the role that the state should play in society with particular reference to English conservative Michael Oakshott’s philosophy.

This week Beau chats with Shad Brooks (aka Shadiversity) all about castles. Join them as they discuss ten choice examples of the best castles men have ever had the audacity and vision to build.

Charlie and Josh discuss the importance of combat sports in fostering virtues.

Josh and Charlie discuss the ongoing court case prosecuting an individual for a fraudulent BLM fundraiser that spells the end of the ascendency of the organisation In Britain and perhaps even America.

Josh and Stelios discuss right-wing wokeism. They identify how sections of the right mirror the behaviour of the woke left.

Connor, Harry & Josh discuss Laurence Fox and the attempt to end GB News, Here we go again, and that it’s okay to hate foreigners if you’re African.

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Harry, Charlie, and Nick Buckley MBE discuss endless conservative platitudes, Greater Manchester’s ULEZ copy scheme, and how corporate America finally solved racism.

Stelios and Lewis Brackpool discuss New York: defeated by busses, a very British Non-Crime, and Ibram X. Kendi after the money?

Harry and Connor examine the Conviction Arc of Berserk.

Carl and Shad M. Brooks discuss What men think about, Onlyfans Regret Stories and Homosexuals being Far Right.

Dan & the chaps from Voice of Wales (Dan & Stan) discuss Caroline Dinenage Must Resign, The Welsh round-up and Robots vs Boomers

Dan talks with the guys from Lawsh, a small UK housing developer to understand why house prices are so high and so little building takes place.

Connor, Dan & Charlie discuss Clapping for the Waffen SS, the death of British pubs, and the Conservative Party being unmitigated containment.

Stelios, Carl, and Beau discuss Machiavelli’s views on military strategy, leadership, and conspiracies.

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Josh discusses the history of the English language. In this part he discusses the influence of Vikings, the Normans, the character of both Middle and early Modern English and words that have entered our language through the colonial era.

Harry is joined by Lewis Brackpool to discuss how HS2 is a ponzi scheme, the Invasion of Lampedusa, and a day in the life of a dodgy Deliveroo driver.

Harry is joined by Lewis Brackpool to discuss how HS2 is a ponzi scheme, the Invasion of Lampedusa, and a day in the life of a dodgy Deliveroo driver.

This week Beau and Carl chat all about The Seven Years War, the eighteenth century’s biggest and most consequential showdown between the great powers of Europe. There is France and Britain duking it out across the globe, from America to India, as well as strings of giant battles in Europe, where Fredrick the Great is repeatedly forced to fight for his very existence.

Beau chats with Tom Rowsell, aka Survive The Jive, all about the how leftist activists LARPing as historians are hellbent on distorting and warping our history and heritage in increasingly subversive and perverse ways.

Harry is joined by Leo Kearse and Peter McIlvenna to discuss the Online Safety Bill, Britain’s Hidden Blasphemy Laws, and the Complete Erasure of Russell Brand.

Dan the Man, Stelios the Greek and Connor the well-dressed Zoomer confront the decline of the West, Philosophical, Economic and Cultural.

Josh talks with former heavyweight boxer David “Nino” Rodriguez about boxing, his move to political podcasting, religion and the current state of the United States.

Dan, Josh, Beau and Harry make the most of Boss Man Carl being on holiday to talk about the most fascinating things ever - themselves, and have some beers!

Dan speak to billionaire investor Rob Hersov about the current state of South Africa

Stelios, Carl, and Beau discuss the advice that Machiavelli gives us in his Discourses on Livy about how to found and structure a lasting society.

Carl, Callum, and Connor discuss the current controversy around Russell Brand, how Horrible Histories is now fake history, and what's happening in Lampedusa.

Josh and Callum discuss the President getting Trolled

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This week Beau chats to Luke Parker all about how the British, Americans and Indians thwarted Imperial Japan’s attempt to secure its position in Burma by invading eastern India in World War II, the heroic work of the Chindits deep behind enemy lines, and the series of battles which culminated with the siege of Kohima.

Josh and Callum discuss Inspector Norf: EU nonce Edition

Josh and Callum discuss London’s dumbest racial Conflict

Josh discusses the history of the English language. In this part, he discusses the Indo-European origin point, Celtic and Roman influences and the Anglo-Saxon languages (Old English) that are the basis of Modern English.

Carl and Shad M. Brooks discuss What men think about, Onlyfans Regret Stories and Homosexuals being Far Right.

Connor is joined by author Doug Stokes, Professor in International Security at the University of Exeter and Senior Advisor at the Legatum Institute, to discuss his new book Against Decolonisation: Campus Culture Wars and the Decline of the West (2023) about the cultural revolution that Critical Race Theory has wrought on the Anglosphere's institutions, and its impact on the emergence of a unipolar global order.

Connor & Charlie discuss the Governor of New Mexico declaring the Constitution optional, the UK’s based vape ban, and Teen Vogue discovering men and women want different things.

Carl, Callum, and Beau discuss the spiralling end of the American republic, how America will never be pure, and the case against AI art.

Connor, Dan & Benjamin J. Dichter discuss the UK introducing energy rationing, California’s crimewave, and WTF is wrong with Canada.

Dan speaks to the team at China Uncensored about the growing economic and military rival to the West.

Connor interviews Nina Power, senior editor of Compact Magazine and author of What Do Men Want? [:] Masculinity and Its Discontents (2021), to discuss how men and women can overcome their estrangement — engendered by our materialistic modernity — and revert from competitive siblings to complimentary sexes.

Callum and Stelios discuss a very serious crime, MAGA Communism and the ongoing debate of Bulldogs.

Callum and Harry discuss the Writers Strike and its spread to the video games industry.

Callum and Harry discuss Birmingham Council declaring bankruptcy and how more will follow.

This week Beau and Carl chat about the European wide conflict that was sparked by the death of a Holy Roman Emperor who left no male heirs; The War of the Austrian Succession. From Frederick the Great in Silesia, to the field of Culloden in Scotland, the balance of power in Europe was reworked yet again.

Callum and Harry discuss the ongoing disappointment of AAA games and the media that promotes them.

Callum and Harry discuss the new Wokio 7 book.

Josh, Dan and Connor talk about the metrics of organised crimes, rates of criminality across the globe and how they differ from country to country.

Harry & Connor are joined by Aydin Paladin to discuss Canada’s fake genocide, the awful AWFL propaganda on TikTok, and whether or not “We all bleed the same.”

Connor is joined by Freya India, author of Substack GIRLS, for a conversation about the social pressures and perverse commercial incentives which are inducing insecurities in Gen Z and discouraging them from having families.

Carl, Connor & Callum Smiles discuss Progressives gatekeeping masculinity, Erique Tarrio demonstrating America’s two-tier justice system, and how everything sensible is now Far Right.

Stelios and Carl discuss the differences between value monism and value pluralism. After discussing each position, they proceed to compare the perspectives of value monists and value pluralists on a number of conflicts of values such as justice vs. mercy, liberty vs. community, and civic participation vs. happiness.

Connor & Stelios discuss Britain literally falling apart, Burning Man 2023 being a disaster, and the Anglican Church abandoning scripture for Progressivism.

We received a letter and a bottle of mead from a concerned Scotsman who has been looking at the decline and abuse of this country.

Callum and Dan are joined by Esther Krakue to discuss the beginning of the ADL war, I don't like Putin, but... and those profiting from the migrant Influx.

The Academic agent - Neema Parvini discusses the economics of Empires with Dan

Carl and Callum discuss #slopgate, the abolition of Labour's Leicester East branch, and why you are a bad person for preferring your own children.

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Pre-recorded Thursday 31/09/23. Callum and Harry discuss the world's response to Unagnda’s anti-gay laws and whom they are persecuting.

Pre-recorded Thursday 31/09/23. Callum and Harry review some of the outlandish reality TV programmes Britain made in the 00s

This week Beau and Luca conclude their chat all about the life and times of one of Britain's greatest statesmen and Prime Ministers, Pitt the Younger. Join them as they chronicle his meteoric rise in Parliament, and his ultimate and nerve-shattering showdown with Napoleon Bonaparte

Pre-recorded Thursday 31/09/23. Callum and Harry discuss Giorgia Meloni being “far-right” for taking a stance on immigration.

Pre-recorded Thursday 31/09/23. Callum and Harry discuss mad issues with illegal migrants that mainstream media isn’t covering.

Josh, Stelios and Beau discuss the sorry state of cult psychology and propose better alternatives Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-contemplations-140-or-cults-part-iv-2-09-23

Callum and Harry discuss migrants being arrested at the U.S.-Mexico border, the worrying and increasing power of The ADL, and MEAT!!!

Josh and Carl discuss the philosophy of the notorious terrorist Ted Kaczynski, otherwise known as the Unabomber.

Stelios and Rory discuss Arthur Schopenhauer’s essay On the sufferings of the world, his pessimism, and his claim that the only possible salvation involves the denial of the will to live. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-symposium-34-or-shopenhauer-on-suffering-31-08-23

Carl, Connor, & James Esses discuss German kindergartens’ “Sexual Exploration Rooms”, the problematic posterboys of gender ideology, and the Liberal Democrats’ donors funding the Dutch Study.

Carl and Stelios discuss the reaction to Trump's mug shot, how California is out of control, and what happened at the Notting Hill Carnival.

Dan does a deep dive on the life and works of Elon Musk.

Harry & Connor discuss the ULEZ Blade Runners, Donald Trump winning the Hood vote, and the human trafficking trade nobody talks about.

Carl, Dan & Neema discuss Tony Blair’s plan for CyberBritain, how to get laid, and BRICs expansion.

Carl is joined, once again, by MRA and conservative activist Philipp Tanzer to discuss the state of men's rights activism and whether the movement will achieve its goals.

Carl and Harry discuss how ‘Elections Are Bad for Democracy’.

Carl and Harry discuss London from the perspective of an American.

This week Beau and Luca chat all about the life and times of one of Britain's greatest statesmen and Prime Ministers, Pitt the Younger. From his strict upbringing under the tutelage of his esteemed father to his early and meteoric rise in Parliament, to his ultimate and nerve-shattering showdown with Napoleon Bonaparte.

Carl and Harry discuss Antifa getting exactly what they deserve from Andy Ngo.

Carl and Harry discuss the inevitable demise of San Francisco.

Josh, Stelios and Beau discuss the life of Scientology's founder L. Ron Hubbard, what Scientologists believe and what criteria qualify them to be regarded as a cult.

Connor & Stelios discuss Bill Maher demonstrating why Liberalism is brain-rot, why Jordan Peterson shouldn’t back down, and the new ONS data on Britain’s demographic nightmare.

Connor & Lewis Brackpool discuss Donald Trump’s indictments, the mystery of the Maui fires, and mask mandates coming back.

Stelios and Beau discuss the importance of history and evaluate the methodology and plausibility of views according to which we are destined to achieve progress or destined to doom.

Josh and Stelios are joined by Godfrey Bloom to discuss Black Ribbon Day, the Polish referendum and Sadiq Khan hating white people.

Connor & Dan discuss the end of Twitter’s golden age, Oliver Anthony's Rich Men North of Richmond, and why men aren't "useless".

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Harry and Carl discuss how our civilisation is hurting our children, how the left are beginning to realise that they're the creatures of the establishment, and the argument that we should flee England.

Josh and Harry discuss the seeming global push to reinstitute lockdowns.

Harry and Josh discuss El Salvadore’s coolest dictator and the media response to his continued success.

This week Beau and Carl chat about the life and campaigns of Attila the Hun. In the mid-fifth century, a new menace came crashing down out of the asian steppe to terrify and terrorise both the eastern and western Roman empires. Attila and his Hunic hordes pushed all the way into modern France and even to within spitting distance of Rome itself.

Harry and Josh discuss the NGO blob and its effect on British politics.

Josh and Harry discuss Javier Milei’s recent Presidential Primary win in Argentina on a conservative libertarian platform.

Josh, Stelios and Beau discuss the Osho movement with respect to what they believe, their actions and how they relate to other cults.

Peter McIlvenna joins Carl to discuss Owen Jones's lies about cancel culture, how the far right is trending, and why we should just let the "refugees" speak on TV.

Beau chats with the deputy leader of Reform UK, Dr David Bull, all about the party's policies. Britain needs a change of direction and a new vision; join them as they discuss all the major policy questions of our time, from health, to energy, to immigration.

Stelios and Josh discuss the importance of disagreement for our personal and interpersonal lives, its connection to violent conflict, and the character traits we need to cultivate in order to turn disagreement into something constructive as opposed to destructive.

Connor & Nick Buckley discuss Instagram advertising European girls to illegal migrants, who polices the prison cell, and Britain being Mid.

Harry, Connor, and Charlie discuss Germany defending democracy by banning democratic parties, how statistics can prove anything, and the split identity of British leaders.

Connor & Dan discuss if it’s a good idea to nuke Japan, Obama becoming America’s first gay President, and how to fix the economy with superconductors and AI.

Dan and Carl discuss the rot within the culture and their differing optimism for our prospects.

Stelios and Harry discuss Mexican culture wars, our ‘trusted’ experts, and how the New College of Florida abolished gender studies.

Connor interviews author Helen Joyce, Director of Advocacy at Sex Matters and former editor of The Economist, about the history of gender ideology, if feminism remains tenable, and if TERFs and conservatives can remain in coalition once trans activism is vanquished.

Connor and Carl discuss Oxfam accidentally making the case for Tradwives.

Carl and Connor discuss Democrat women getting what they voted for.

This week Beau and Carl chat about three important episodes in the decline and fall of the western Roman Empire. Firstly, the battle of Adrianople, where the eastern Roman emperor Valens was killed. Secondly the first sack of Rome by Alaric the Visigoth, and finally the ultimate humiliation of Rome by Attila the Hun.

Carl and Connor discuss what happened to the RAF’s “useless white male pilots”.

Connor and Carl discuss the communist subversion of the Catholic Church’s World Youth Day.

Josh, Beau, and Stelios discuss the Melanesian Cargo Cults, who worshipped western goods, aeroplanes and boats, that sprung up in response to contact with European civilisation.

Harry and Stelios join Freya India to discuss Young women being terrified of marriage, Statist “Lesbian” vs. Autistic Child and the British Censorship State.

Connor and Carl continue to explore the origins of feminism with Ivan Illich’s Gender (1983), Mary Harrington’s Feminism Against Progress (2023), & Abigail Favale's The Genesis of Gender (2022); and discuss how the Industrial and Sexual Revolutions set the sexes at odds, and how that frayed social fabric might be rewoven.

Stelios and Beau discuss Cicero’s Laws. They touch upon Cicero’s active defence of Roman republicanism, his views on natural law and justice, and the infamous dream of Scipio.

Harry, Connor, and Charlie Discuss Feminists Starting to Notice That Men Are Suffering, the Uk’s Social Housing Scheme for Somali Migrants, and Lee Anderson’s Comments.

Callum and Harry discuss serious gaming news, Australia kinda sorta being saved for now, and de barrrrge.

Josh and Beau speak with Richard Vobes about the targeting of rural living by the UK government, the damage of political defeatism and Elon’s promise to fund court cases of those wrongfully dismissed for tweets by their employers.

Dan talks with Lawrence Lepard founder of Equity Management Associates, LLC (EMA) - a Boston money management firm. Larry is a former pilot and Harvard business school graduate.

Thierry Baudet and John Laughland join Carl to discuss the overarching problems with Europe, Conservatism, and the future of liberal democracy.

Carl and Callum discuss Romanians in Britain, the unstoppable Kenergy of the Barbie movie, and how AI is going to take over music.

Callum and Josh discuss the increasingly poor state of YouTube Content creation with particular reference to “react” channels.

Josh and Callum discuss the media reporting on the so-called “wildfires” that have gained increased focus in recent years.

This week Beau and Carl chat about the life and times of Britain’s first, and longest serving, Prime Minister, Robert Walpole. From the 1720’s to the 1740’s Walpole’s career was filled to bursting point with interesting events.

Josh and Callum discuss the recent coup in Niger and the global powers vying to take advantage of the situation.

Callum and Josh discuss the trend that women get thinner the more wealth they accrue.

Josh and Stelios explain the differences in Europe, some comedic, some serious, using various maps.

Peter Whittle joins Carl to discuss how nobody can deny the Decline, the 10th anniversary of the EFF, and how Americans have no idea about their own history.

Stelios and Carl discuss books 5 - 10 of Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics. They touch upon justice, wisdom, weakness of will, friendship, and the good life.

Connor & Harry discuss Lizzo getting cancelled, how late-night comedy died and nobody noticed, and if the elites are abandoning Net Zero.

Callum and Harry discuss incoming segregation, why your high street is nothing but Turkish barbers, and why you should avoid San Francisco.

Carl sits down with Calvin Robinson to discuss the myriad issues facing not only the country, but also us as individuals in the present day.

Carl is Joined by Andrew Bridgen to Discuss the Battle of Terf Island, the BBC’s Explanation of Apocalyptic Weather Maps, and How Can This be Acceptable?

Dan speaks to authors Laura Dobsworth & Patrick Fagan about their new book - Free your Mind, a look a how psyops are now routinely employed against western populations.

Dan & Stelios discuss the revenge of the shoplifters, UFO the hearings, and Gen-Z turning its back on parenthood

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This week Beau and Carl chat about the War of the Spanish Succession. This early eighteenth century conflict between nearly all the main powers of Europe lasted many years, cost hundreds of thousands of lives, reworked the power structure of Europe, and cast its long shadow all the way up to the Napoleonic era.

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Harry Miller joins Carl and Callum to discuss the Hollywood strike and its consequences, whatever normie world is even supposed to be, and the congressional UFO hearing.

Connor is joined by Lois McLatchie Miller of ADF UK to discuss Snow White going Woke, how criticising Pride is now a war crime, and mail-order abortions.

Connor & Stelios discuss state-imposed friendship, Nigel Farage defeating Coutts Bank and ESG, and lawyers caught cheating the UK asylum system.

Helen Dale and Nick Buckley join Carl to discuss Sadiq Khan's new "Maaate" initiative, how the homeless are a moneymaking scheme for some people, and why women need to get back to work.

Dan & Josh look at the incentives or lack of in the USSR economic model and draw comparisons with the modern world.

Harry and Carl discuss Julius Evola’s examination of Italian Fascism from his unique traditionalist perspective.

Connor & Dan discuss Barbie being accidentally based, Vivek Ramaswamy's promising Presidential campaign, and how Net Zero is not enough.

Josh and Harry address the environmentalist case that climate change, particularly in reference to the current European heatwave, is killing people.

Harry and Josh discuss the failed teachers of NYC becoming millionaires overnight, entirely due to merit.

This week Beau and Carl chat all about the Battle of Blenheim. During the War of the Spanish Succession, in the early eighteenth century, a great battle was fought in southern Germany between coalition forces led by France and England respectively. The balance of power for all of Europe hung in the balance.

Harry and Josh discuss the UK government loosening restrictions for construction visas, allowing who knows how many more low-paid foreigners into the country.

Josh and Harry discuss the current strikes in Hollywood and why the film industry needs to change.

This week Josh and Beau discuss the degree to which geography determines the success of a country. They look at various elements, including navigable rivers and coastlines, local climate conditions, the military disposition of neighbours, and many more factors.

Andrew Lawrence joins Carl and Harry to discuss the continuing posh activism of Just Stop Oil, how things are just getting worse and worse because of diversification, and how Muslims have been radicalised by the far right, apparently.

Kelly-Jay Keen joins Carl to discuss how we were encouraged to "punch a terf" at the London Trans Pride event, that the banks lied about Nigel Farage and now we have proof, and how one local feminist tries and fails to understand men.

Stelios, Beau, and Josh discuss methods, goals, and the application of conceptual subversion in today’s world. They talk about the context of political speech, how the meanings of concepts can change, and how the woke subvert language in order to present themselves in the eyes of the general public as defenders of civilisation and their opponents as its enemy.

Harry and Callum are joined by Lewis Brackpool to discuss how tired we are, the conspiracy chart, and deformed commie freaks being spiteful mutants.

Connor and Harry provide a condensed history of American superhero comics, starting with the precursive Platinum Age, their creation in the Golden Age, and the censorious Comics Code’s creation in the Silver Age.

Callum and Dan Discuss Obesity, What If the AI Calls You A Thot and what Zoomers Find Attractive.

Dan sits down with the audience to give his view of where we are and where we are going.

Carl, Callum and Charlie Downes discuss how even with £50k in the bank, you still can't buy a house, how the Hollywood writers strike is just the beginning, and that Canada has chosen to censor the news.

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This week Beau chats with Dan all about Black Wednesday, the 16th of September 1992, when the foreign exchange markets sold an ungodly amount of Stirling, causing the value of the Pound to plummet, and, ultimately, the Major government to suffer a massive electoral defeat. Listen in to Beau and Dan to find out how and why that happened.

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Josh and Harry discuss Carl Schmitt’s Friend-Enemy Distinction and how it applies to contemporary politics.

Harry and Nick Buckley MBE discuss the Huw Edwards fiasco, the holy trinity of wokedom, and the strange reaction to a film about preventing sex abuse.

Why does ideology become immobile and archaic, while traditions last forever?

Carl and Harry are joined by Calvin Robinson to discuss how the Tories plan to billet migrants with middle class families, how Europe’s “right wing” parties have betrayed their voters, and how William Hague is convinced the “age of migration” is upon us and there’s nothing we can do about it.

Stelios, Carl, and Beau discuss the legendary exploits of the Sumerian hero Gilgamesh, and uncover the deeper meaning of the oldest story in the world.

Voice of Wales Join with Callum to Discuss Asian Being the New White, the Stradey Park Hostel Saga the Diversity Brigades

Dan & Charlie discuss Holland, the Dissident Art Exhibition and House Prices.

Dan looks at the 4th Turning, an influential book that seeks to understand generational cycles and how they shape history.

Callum and Harry Discuss Woke in the Streets, Pro-Rapist York and It Just Works.

Josh and Callum discuss this year’s insane reactions from the left towards Independence Day in the United States.

Callum and Josh discuss why Creator Clash 2 failed.

This week Beau chats with returning guest Rupert August all about the restoration of the Bourbon line of kings in France after Napoleon was defeated. From a shaky start with Louis XVIII, to his autocratic younger brother Charles X, and finally the later reign of their cousin Louis Philippe I.

Josh and Callum discuss the worsening situation in South Africa and the reasons behind it.

Callum and Josh discuss the very obvious point, unless you write for the Guardian, that killing newborn babies is wrong.

Josh and Connor discuss where to place the line between healthy behaviour and vice.

Connor, Callum Smiles & Philipp Tanzer discuss Miriam Cates' conservative crusade, what it's like inside Calais's migrant camps, and why men must be left alone.

Carl and Harry discuss how the rise of the "far right" is inevitable now, Labour's second phase in the total destruction of Britain, and Bill Gate's new way of saving the world by releasing hundreds of millions of mosquitos upon us.

Harry and Callum discuss an average day in the West, the Conservative case for white privilege, and how credibility is overrated anyway.

Dan and Callum discuss the end of US independence, Unbanking you for Wrongthink & An American Coup.

Carl and Callum discuss the ethnic uprising in France, the end of affirmative action, and how the left is coping with the end of institutional racism.

Josh and Callum Discuss Donald Trump Dindu Nuffin.

Josh and Callum discuss the new things that have been declared “racist.”

This week Beau and Carl chat about the life and times of Henry II’s Lord Chancellor and then Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Becket. Later, Saint Thomas of Canterbury. From humble beginnings, to the second most powerful man in England, his meteoric rise and precipitous downfall, ending with his murder, is a rollercoaster ride.

Callum and Josh discuss Nigel Farage criticising the media.

Josh and Callum discuss the good news that The Telegraph is now covering similar news to ourselves.

In this episode of the symposium, we debate the possibility of secular ethics. After introducing some basic terminology, we proceed to discuss Stefan Molyneux’s theory of universally preferable behaviour and end with a discussion of theological voluntarism.

Connor & Harry discuss Blackrock abandoning ESGs, Paris spontaneously combusting (again), and TPUK battling Trantifa at Honor Oak.

Carl, Stelios, and Connor discuss Pride season, that you should believe they are coming for your children, and a retrospective of 2023's Glastonbury Festival.

Stelios, Beau, and Nick Buckley Talk about the Elephant in Europe, How Nick Wants to Become Mayor of Greater Manchester, and How Wokeness Has to End.

Dan, Carl, and Callum discuss how London is getting what it deserves, why you are being programmed to be a gynosexual, and the new era of Lotuseaters.com.

Connor & Harry discuss James Lindsay’s recent punching-rightward on Christian Nationalism, and whether atheism and liberalism remain viable means of undoing Woke intersectional moral and cultural corruption.

Callum and Harry Discuss Wagner doing a thing, Australia's Aboriginal shakedown Referendum and AI Nationalism

Harry & Connor discuss Transport For London’s poems promoting the colonization of Britain.

Connor & Harry discuss the Wall Street Journal’s investigation into child exploitation materials traded on Instagram.

This week Beau and Josh chat all about the siege of Waco, back in 1993. A sub sect of the Seventh-day Adventists, the Branch Davidians, under the leadership of David Koresh came to the attention of the AFT. When the ATF stormed their compound, a two hour firefight ensued. A 51 day siege then played out, with the FBI conducting negotiations; but it all ended in a scene of mass death and horror

Connor & Harry discuss an FBI insider confirming that Joe & Hunter Biden took $5m bribes in a Burisma deal.

Harry & Connor discuss why Gamergate failed.

Carl & Connor discuss the Muslim-Woke alliance not working as intended, Christian protests against Pride succeeding, and how They’re Not Just Evil, They Are Also Stupid

Stelios and Harry discuss the zero Oz UN burger, how the UK needs to abolish the Equality Act, and students reacting against brainwashing.

Dan and Leo discuss Joe Rogan vs $cience, Pride is now Anti Gay & attempt to explain the 90s to the Zoomer generation.

Callum and Harry discuss Yes, it is Government Controlled, Australia Joining in the Farmer Beatdown and Journos Most Effected.

Callum & Harry discuss why Culture Matters

Callum & Harry Discuss the Call of Diversity

Callum & Harry Discuss the AI Predictions not going well

Callum & Harry Discuss why Western Games are so Ugly

Carl and Callum discuss how Muslims can also be white supremacists, the new definition of "lesbian", and the absolute state of England.

Connor is joined by Prof. Matthew Goodwin to discuss his new book, Values, Voice and Virtue: The New British Politics, and the crisis of a lack of substantive representation in a post-populist political landscape.

Charlie Downes and Josh discuss the recently published report from the UN suggesting 90% of the world are sexist, addressing the question how responsible America is for wokeness and our increasing march into a technological dystopia.

Stelios and Harry discuss whether personal autonomy has been misrepresented. After Harry is presented with a harrowing thought experiment, the focus of the conversation shifts towards exploring the significance and worth of personal autonomy. Ultimately, they conclude the discussion by shedding light on how statists and paternalists employ rhetoric that undermines the concept of autonomy in the name of safeguarding it.

Andrew Lawrence joins Carl to discuss the BBC Ministry of Truth's first lies, the popularity of conspiracy theories, and how we should revolt against the Empire of Pride. Find Andrew's Tour Dates at https://linktr.ee/andrewlawrencetourdates

Andy Ngo and Peter Boghossian join Carl for an in-depth and wide-ranging discussion about the social and philosophical problems that plague the West.

Dan & Stelios discuss a new low for Californian legislature, Dan finally addresses the real problem in the world - Women, and where Wokeness is ultimately going.

Stelios and Carl continue to explore Julius Evola's bizarre and magnificent analysis of the metaphysics of the ancient world.

Harry & Connor discuss Muslim and Christian parents protesting Pride, the Farage/Boris alliance, and  Labour's conservative rebrand.

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Josh and Beau discuss Victorian attitudes towards Queen Victoria and the political issues of their day.

Carl & Connor discuss rumours of Mel Gibson's new movie, “gender-affirming care” bans, and the UK's floating migrant hotels.

Stelios interviews political philosopher Dr. David Thunder about the Irish government’s Criminal Justice Bill 2022, citizenship, the increased centralisation of western governments, and the salience of reinvigorating communities for achieving a more stable and free society. For more visit Dr Thunder’s https://twitter.com/davidjthunder, his https://substack.com/@davidthunder, and http://www.davidthunder.com/

Carl & Connor discuss the UK government spying on lockdown critics, Leftists seething over Tucker’s triumphant return, and Childline pushing gender surgeries.

Callum and Stelios discuss how Tucker can't keep getting away with it, the EU's war on Twitter, and how the rainbow alliance is over.

Harry and Callum discuss barbarians being BTFO'd, how Hollywood is not making movies for normal people anymore, and how do women keep falling for this?

Callum & Dan discuss Anglo pride, how the Republicans surrendered unconditionally (again) and German Pride

Pre-recorded Thursday 01/06/23. Josh & Connor discuss America's new flesh-rotting drug

Pre-recorded Thursday 01/06/23. Josh & Connor discuss demographic collapse has started

This week Beau and Carl chat about the life and times of one of England’s most extraordinary Queens, Eleanor of Aquitaine. From her less than humble beginnings in the south of France, to her first marriage to the King of France, her adventures on The Second Crusade, her subsequent divorce and remarriage to Henry II of England, their tumultuous relationship, and her later years dealing with the wars and rebellions of her larger than life sons.

Pre-recorded Thursday 01/06/23. Josh & Connor discuss free speech only for the left

Pre-recorded Thursday 01/06/23. Josh & Connor discuss neuralink begins human trials

Josh and Beau discuss Victorian standards of etiquette and politeness, touching on general politeness, conversation and the dinner table.

Carl and Callum discuss how Callum's friendship with the RAF is over, the Black Aragorn and Black Ariel controversy, and WTF is Elon Musk doing with Twitter?

Connor talks to data analyst and documentary film-maker Stephen J. Shaw about his new film Birthgap - Childless World (2023), and the need to reverse the global trend of plummeting birth rates to avert demographic collapse.

Peter Boghossian joins Carl to discuss how young people have been totally misinformed about their own countries, how the most important political subject in Britain is woke absurdity, and how DEI training is being shut down.

Harry and Callum discuss, The Philip Schofield Drama, Feminism and It’s Consequences, and Why Is Trust Going Down?

Connor & Stelios discuss the UK becoming a Soviet state, Roger Walters walking back The Wall, and how babies are not products.

Dan discusses the US debt ceiling which has occupied the news in recent weeks.