The People"s Lawyer Reality Check

00:56:03

David Adelman and Josephine Wollo talk about TRUSTS...

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2026/10/06

In this episode, I sat down with Josephine Wolo to explore a subject that affects far more ordinary families than most people realise: trusts, wills, probate, and asset protection. Jo explained how she moved from nearly two decades as a self-employed mortgage adviser into educating people about private trusts, and we talked through the practical questions listeners always ask — what a trust is, how it differs from a will, whether you can place a mortgaged property into trust, how trusts may relate

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00:55:31

Navigating the Unseen - with Lynn Flowers -...

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2026/09/29

In this episode, I sat down with Lynn Flowers, who describes herself as an international soul ascension guide, to explore what that actually means in practice. We talked about ascension as a return to self, remembrance, and sovereignty, and Lynn shared her personal story of trauma, awakening, healing, and how that path led her into guiding others. We also dug into the idea of the “wayshower” — someone who alchemizes pain into purpose — and compared notes on resilience, alienation, and why difficult

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00:56:04

Mark Steele on 5G, Smart Tech, and the Battle for...

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2026/09/22

In this episode, I sat down with Mark Steele for a wide-ranging and provocative conversation about his background in defence technology and the conclusions he says he drew from that work. Mark described his experience developing military-related optics and battlefield systems, then explained why he believes a range of everyday technologies and public infrastructure are being deployed with harmful intent. We explored his views on 5G, LED street lighting, smart meters, electric vehicles, transport

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00:56:03

From Soldier to Warrior for Humanity: Dale Vincent’s...

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2026/09/15

In this episode, I sat down with Dale Vincent, also known to many as “Corporal COVID,” to talk through his journey from military service into frontline activism. We discussed how his experience leaving the army with PTSD shaped the way he now sees information warfare, public fear, and the personal cost of standing against institutional narratives. Dale shared his account of protest action in Bristol, his court battles, and why he believes public scrutiny, witness support, and persistence are

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00:56:03

Sukh Singh on Truth and the Power of Better Questions

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2026/09/08

In this episode, I sat down with Sukh Singh for a wide-ranging conversation on what it really means to seek truth. We explored how truth-seeking starts with logic, evidence, and critical thinking, but has to mature into discernment, wisdom, and purpose. Suk shared how his background in troubleshooting and corporate problem-solving shaped his approach, and we discussed why truth on its own is not enough unless it is aligned with ethics, coherence, and authenticity. We also looked at how propaganda

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00:56:03

Why Healing Fails with Quantum Hypnotherapist Sarah...

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2026/09/01

In this episode, I sat down with quantum healing hypnotherapist Sarah Jane Smith for a wide-ranging conversation about why healing does or doesn’t happen. We explored her work through the lens of deep subconscious inquiry, the influence of beliefs and conditioning, and her view that people often carry unconscious blocks that keep them stuck in illness, pain, fear, or repetition. Sarah explained how her approach was shaped by Dolores Cannon’s work, why she focuses on root causes rather than symptoms,

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00:58:52

Tess Laurie of the World Council for Health "Justice...

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2026/08/25

In this episode, I sat down with Dr. Tess Laurie of the World Council for Health for a wide-ranging conversation about her journey before and after 2020. Tess reflected on her earlier work in evidence synthesis and guideline development, including work connected to the World Health Organization, and described how the Covid era pushed her from a behind-the-scenes researcher into a far more public role. We talked through her efforts around ivermectin, her concerns about the dismissal of early

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00:56:04

Professor Gloria Moss of Truth University: "Academia...

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2026/08/18

In this episode, I’m joined by Professor Gloria Moss for a wide-ranging conversation on what we see as the suppression of truth inside academia. We dig into the culture of peer review, the incentives created by prestige journals and university hierarchies, and the broader question of whether modern universities still serve open inquiry or have become too captured by funding pressures, ideology, and institutional self-protection. Gloria also shares the thinking behind Truth University and explains

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00:44:17

Joining Dots to Undermine the Narrative

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2026/08/11

In this solo edition of *The People’s Lawyer Reality Check*, I opened by explaining that my planned guest appearance with Suk Singh did not come together, so I pivoted into one of my “anti-trivia quiz” sessions instead. I walked through a series of questions designed to challenge listeners’ assumptions about pandemics, technology rollouts, medicine, carbon levels, policing, taxation, vehicle clamping, and the legal status of state authority. Throughout, I framed the episode around a broader theme:

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00:57:15

"Is Your Brain Clogged Up?" with brain care...

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2026/08/04

This week I welcomed returning guest Michelle Davis back to Food for Thought Radio for a wide-ranging conversation on the glymphatic system, cranial work, and the links she sees between nervous-system regulation, birth trauma, head injury, sleep, digestion, and long-term mental wellbeing. We explored how osteopathy and cranial approaches aim to work with the body beyond symptoms alone, why so many chronic issues may have deeper roots, and how trust, self-responsibility, and what Michelle called

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00:56:03

The Practitioner They Tried to Silence

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2026/07/28

In this episode, I sat down with Michelle Davis, a practitioner whose story cuts right to the heart of the battle between personal truth and institutional control. Michelle shared how a long-running challenge over patient testimonials on her website ultimately led to her being struck off as an osteopath, despite there being no patient complaint against her. We explored the pressure practitioners face when regulators, public narratives, and fear-based systems close ranks, and Michelle spoke candidly

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00:56:04

What Dentists Don’t Tell You: Michelangelo Chiecchi...

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2026/07/21

In this episode, I continue last week’s theme of “what doctors don’t tell you” by turning the spotlight onto dentistry. Joined by Pauline and Michelangelo, I explore a radically different view of oral health: that teeth are not isolated mechanical objects, but part of a wider living system connected to the body’s energy, organs, stress levels, diet, and overall vitality. We discuss why conventional dentistry may miss those broader connections, and why fear, protocol-driven treatment, and a purely

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00:55:57

What Doctors Don't Tell You

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2026/07/14

In this episode, I’m joined by Michelangelo Chiecchi for a wide-ranging conversation about what doctors don’t tell you, and why so much of modern healthcare, in our view, is built around managing symptoms instead of understanding causes. We talk about my long-running critique of the institutional systems of law, education, policing, and medicine, and then go deep into Michelangelo’s philosophy that symptoms are messages rather than enemies. Drawing on his own story of illness, recovery, and decades

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00:56:02

Why Gnosis Matters

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2026/07/07

In this first edition of *The People’s Lawyer Reality Check Show*, I introduce the spirit of the programme: questioning received narratives, resisting political correctness, and using inquiry as a tool to interrupt propaganda and reclaim personal sovereignty. I reflect on my own journey from solicitor to teacher, author, and campaigner, explain how *School – No Place for Children* emerged from my disillusionment with the education system, and outline how my work now centers on workshops, rights

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