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Chatter #296 – Anthony Jeannot: Grifters Are The F*cking Worst (Feat Max the Cat)

Josh Hamilton2 years ago2 years ago02 mins

Anthony Jeannot is a comedian and podcaster from Australia! In this episode we talked about grifters, Elon buying Twitter – why people are over-reacting, farmers and comedy! Featuring special guest Max the cat licking himself for the last 20 minutes… TICKETS FOR ANTHONY JEANNOT – https://www.pleasance.co.uk/event/anthony-jeannot-middle-bit#overview https://www.anthonyjeannot.com/ —————————————————– DONATE and help the channel grow –…

Chatter #295 – Michael Diamant: Modern Buildings Are Ugly, We Must Return To Classical Architecture

Josh Hamilton2 years ago2 years ago02 mins

Are you ready for an episode on architecture that will completely change the way you look at buildings and cities? Michael Diamant is a Swedish activist for new traditional architecture. He believes that modernist architecture is ugly, has taken over the architecture world, and has slowly been ruining our cities for the past 60 years….

Chatter #294 – Adam B. Coleman – Red Wave: Midterms, Trans Kids & The Importance of Family Structure

Josh Hamilton2 years ago2 years ago02 mins

Adam B. Coleman, head of Wrong Speak Publishing is back on the podcast for a third time! Adam is a fierce author, speaker, and political commentator and I was lucky enough to sit down with him whilst he visited London. We covered the midterm elections, the Democrats having lost their minds doubling down on transitioning…

Chatter #293 – Ivor Cummins on Covid Censorship, Climate Change, and Fighting “The Narrative”

Josh Hamilton2 years ago2 years ago04 mins

Ivor Cummins was one of the loudest, most credible voices that spoke out against the policies implemented to curb the spread of covid. As a result of his evidential based approach he was vilified and censored, to the point where he was accused of being responsible for the death of a DUP councilor, with whom…

Chatter #289 – Stephanie Savell on The Costs Of War: From Afghanistan To Ukraine

Josh Hamilton2 years ago2 years ago04 mins

Costs of War Calculate that the post-9/11 wars cost more than $8 trillion, the lives of 929,000 people (including 387,000 civilians) and created 38 million refugees. Stephanie Savell is a public anthropologist who researches militarism, security, and civic engagement in relation to the United States post-9/11 wars and policing in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. As…

Chatter #288 – Dan Tubb on The Three Paths Fowards: Tax Rises, Austerity, Or A Technological Miracle

Josh Hamilton2 years ago2 years ago03 mins

Dan Tubb is a former Venture Capitalist focused on Emerging Technologies & Digital Trends. Now he mines Bitcoin & podcasts about the end of the financial system. In this episode, Dan explained to me his terrifying hypothesis about what the future of the world of finance faces. The British economy faces three prospects, tax rises,…

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Chatter #370 – David Goodhart: Finding Meaning In 21st Century Britain

Chatter #369 – Eric Kaufman and Jeffrey Peel: Censors, Globalism, and Finance

Chatter #368 – Dennis Porter: The Bitcoin Strategic Reserves Are Coming

Chatter #296 – Anthony Jeannot: Grifters Are The F*cking Worst (Feat Max the Cat)

Chatter #295 – Michael Diamant: Modern Buildings Are Ugly, We Must Return To Classical Architecture

Chatter #294 – Adam B. Coleman – Red Wave: Midterms, Trans Kids & The Importance of Family Structure

Chatter #293 – Ivor Cummins on Covid Censorship, Climate Change, and Fighting “The Narrative”

Chatter #289 – Stephanie Savell on The Costs Of War: From Afghanistan To Ukraine

Chatter #288 – Dan Tubb on The Three Paths Fowards: Tax Rises, Austerity, Or A Technological Miracle