Hardeep Matharu, Editor at Byline Times was my guest on today’s show. Byline Times are a fairly new investigative reporting based news outlet that has sprung up to fill the gap of investigative journalism in the modern British press. We got into the concept of investigative journalism, the future of print newspapers, and…
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Chatter #107 – Professor Antony Mueller on The Great Reset, World Government, and Agenda 2030
Antony Mueller, Professor of Economics, contributor to many economics publications including American Institute for Economic Research and the Mises Institute, and the author of the book series “The Great Financial Crisis of 2008”, was my guest on today’s show. I wanted to ask Professor Mueller on the show in order seriously discuss The…
Chatter #106 – Katy McCoy and Kate Rowley on Microplastics
Microplastics are everywhere. Absolutely everywhere. Tiny little particles of plastic that break off from plastics in our clothes, rubbish, packaging, and basically anything plastic. But how much danger to they pose to humans, wildlife, or ecosystems? To discuss this I was lucky enough to get to chat to scientists Kate Rowley and Katy…
Chatter #105 – Ed Straw on How Systems Thinking Could Change The World
Ed Straw, a systems thinker who has worked for government and private industry, was my guest on today’s show. Ed is also the host of the Hidden Power podcast, where he discusses ways in which systems thinking can change the world. Our system of government, economy, and election are fundamentally broken and it…
Chatter #104 – Ryan Hartwig on The March on Washington and Big Tech Censorship
Ryan Hartwig, author and Facebook whistleblower for Project Veritas was my guest on today’s show. We covered the irregularities in the US election, the March on Washington, the covid lockdown restrictions, and the increasingly authoritarian over-reach of big tech censorship. Just to clear up one thing before we start, we discussed some mail-in…
Chatter #103 – Jennifer Rauch on Slow Media, Digital Minimalism, and the 24 Hour News Cycle
Jennifer Rauch the author of Slow Media: Why Slow is Satisfying, Sustainable and Smart was my guest on today’s show. I came across her work when researching the idea of slow media. I have been reading a lot this year on the problems with the speed of modern technology and the modern news…
