Faultline with Andy Burgess

19:40

The Secret City Under London

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/10/07

Under the streets of London lies a hidden city designed to protect thousands in times of crisis. The Kingsway Exchange, a crucial site of espionage and communication, has sat abandoned for decades. Despite its significance as one of Britain's key citadels, it remains largely unknown. Join me as I explore its past, significance, and potential future relevance.Follow our journey on Instagram and TikTok.Business inquiries can be directed to contact@faultlinevideos.com.Produced by Andy Burgess

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21:58

Romania’s Chernobyl

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/10/05

Subscribe to Ground News for unlimited access with 40% off their Vantage plan. Visit Ground News.In the city of Baia Mare, Romania, 25 years ago, an event triggered one of Europe’s worst environmental disasters, known as Romania’s Chernobyl. Unlike Chernobyl, residents did not evacuate, and while the disaster faded from memory, the danger persisted. Check out Part 2 on YouTube. Subscribe and turn on notifications on YouTube. Join our Patreon for extras at Patreon. Follow us on Instagram &

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19:23

The Battle Over London's $80 Billion Airport

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/09/30

Use codeFAULTLINEVPNat the link below to get an exclusive 60% off an annual Incogni plan:https://incogni.com/faultlinevpnSubscribe and turn on notifications 🔔 so you don't miss any videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/Faultlinevideos/subscribed There's a fight between London Heathrow Airport and local residents that has dragged on for decades. But now the UK government has backed an expansion of Heathrow to build a third runway. I’ve been speaking with people on both sides and I ended up here in

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30:29

Why Europe's Forests Are Vanishing

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/09/28

Sign up for EasyOptOuts to remove your name, address, and phone number from people-search sites. Just $20/year. Scans start right away https://easyoptouts.com/faultlineSubscribe and turn on notifications 🔔 so you don't miss any videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/Faultlinevideos/subscribed For months, I’ve been digging into the Wood Mafia in Romania, an underground network destroying Europe’s last virgin forests. What we uncovered was more shocking than we expected. This is a story of greed,

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25:59

The Greek Village That Won't Die

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/09/25

Get 4 months extra on a 2 year plan here: https://nordvpn.com/faultline. It’s risk free with Nord’s 30 day money-back guarantee! In 2015 residents of Sfendili on the Greek island of Crete were forced to leave their homes as their village was drowned. They had been convinced their sacrifice was a lifeline for the rest of the Island.But today Sfendyli has reemerged and Andy decided to go there and track down former residents to understand why Greece wants to drown this village. Subscribe and turn

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22:35

How Did the Boscastle Flood Sweep a Village Into the...

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/09/23

On August 16, 2004, the village of Boscastle in Cornwall, England, experienced one of the most devastating flash floods in British history. A towering wave of 10 feet swept away cars and buildings, capturing global attention. In this episode, Andy Burgess revisits Boscastle 20 years later to explore the aftermath of the disaster. Drawing upon local archives and firsthand accounts from residents and search & rescue personnel, the episode provides a comprehensive understanding of how this catastrophic

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19:12

How Did the USSR Transform the Aral Sea?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/09/21

The Aral Sea, once the fourth-largest lake in the world in 1960, has now shrunk to about 10% of its original size, marking one of the planet's most severe environmental disasters. This episode explores the significant events that led to this transformation, focusing on the USSR's role in draining the Aral Sea. Learn about what the USSR discovered in the region that justified such drastic environmental changes and explore the potential for reversing the damage.Join Andy Burgess as he delves into the

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17:39

Why Was London's Mail Rail Abandoned?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/09/18

Discover the intriguing story of London's Mail Rail, an underground railway network once bustling beneath the city to transport mail swiftly across and beyond London. This episode delves into the fascinating history and sudden decline of this essential service, which, at its peak in 2003, handled 4 million items daily before being abruptly shut down.Join Andy Burgess as he explores the reasons behind the abandonment of this crucial piece of infrastructure. The Mail Rail was not just a local postal

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32:23

Why is Pozzuoli the Deadliest City on Earth?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/09/16

In this episode, Andy Burgess explores why Pozzuoli, located in southern Italy, is considered one of the deadliest cities in the world. The city is situated atop Campi Flegrei, a supervolcano with potential for eruption due to increasing seismic activity and ground uplift. Burgess travels to Pozzuoli to understand the daily life and challenges faced by its residents living in constant proximity to this volcanic threat.Key discussions include the geological mechanisms behind Campi Flegrei's

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43:47

Why Was the Welsh Village of Capel Celyn Erased?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/09/14

In 1965, the Welsh village of Capel Celyn, along with its surrounding farmlands, was flooded by England, displacing 70 residents. This event, largely overlooked in England, had a profound impact on Welsh nationalism. In this episode, Andy Burgess visits the site to uncover the motivations and implications of this historical event. He interviews individuals who witnessed the transformation and explores whether such an occurrence could happen again.The episode delves into the history of Capel Celyn,

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26:48

How Did Anime Surpass Disney in Popularity?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/09/10

Over the past four years, anime has skyrocketed in popularity, even surpassing the influence of Disney. This episode explores the factors behind anime's global success, examining how streaming platforms are competing fiercely for distribution rights and investing heavily in Japanese animation. Notably, even Disney is part of this competitive landscape.Join Andy Burgess as he delves into the history and evolution of anime, tracing its journey from a niche Japanese art form to a worldwide cultural

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25:38

Why Are Bubble Tea Shops Taking Over London's Chinatown?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/09/07

London's Chinatown has long been a hub for East and Southeast Asian cuisine, but recent trends, especially on platforms like TikTok, have led to an influx of bubble tea shops and visually appealing food spots. This episode explores the reasons behind this phenomenon and the implications it has on traditional businesses. Why does Chinatown have so many bubble tea stores, and what impact does this trend have on its cultural and economic landscape?Key topics include: The rise of bubble tea and its

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27:24

How Did Cars Impact London's Transportation System?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/09/02

In this episode, Andy Burgess explores the fascinating story of how cars came to dominate London's historic streets, a city famed for its public transportation system. Andy travels across London, engaging with taxi drivers, urban planning experts, and residents to uncover how automobiles have transformed the city's landscape and created challenges for both drivers and commuters. Key Takeaways: The Rise of Cars in London: Discover how London's street layout and population growth contributed to the

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23:08

How Is Korea Transforming Hollywood with K-Dramas?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/08/31

Explore the global phenomenon of Korean entertainment and its transformative impact on Hollywood. This episode delves into the rise of K-dramas and their increasing presence on platforms like Netflix, which hosts over 300 Korean shows. The success of 'Squid Game' has spurred a $2.5 billion investment into Korean content, further fueling the Korean Wave, or Hallyu, across the globe. Andy Burgess dedicates ten weeks to watch ten different K-dramas, gaining insights into the cultural and entertainment

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25:16

Why Is Indian Food Disappearing from UK Restaurants?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/08/26

In this episode, Andy Burgess explores the deep-rooted love for Indian food in the UK and examines the factors threatening the survival of Indian restaurants. Known for its iconic Chicken Tikka Masala, Indian cuisine is a staple of British dining culture. However, despite this popularity, many Indian restaurants face closure. This episode delves into the history and evolution of Indian food in the UK, starting from the first Indian restaurant and the influence of post-World War II migration. Andy

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17:59

Why Are Women Banned from Mount Athos?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/08/24

Mount Athos, a revered spiritual center for Orthodox Christianity located in northeastern Greece, is a unique semi-autonomous state with over a millennium of history. One of its most distinctive customs is the prohibition of female visitors, making it the only territory globally with an exclusively male population. This episode delves into the reasons behind this tradition, exploring its historical roots and current implications. Through access to exclusive photos, maps, and documents, and

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19:29

Why Are Traditional Welsh Names Disappearing?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/08/19

In this episode, Andy Burgess travels across Wales to investigate a concerning trend: the replacement of traditional Welsh place names with English ones. This episode explores the implications of these changes on Welsh culture and the future of the Welsh language. Welsh place names carry rich histories and stories, and their erasure could mean the loss of cultural identity and heritage. Andy speaks with experts, including Dr. Rebecca Thomas, to understand the depth of the issue. The episode also

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16:04

Should Point Roberts, USA, Become Part of Canada?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/08/17

Point Roberts is a unique U.S. exclave located just south of Greater Vancouver, Canada. This episode explores the intriguing question of whether this isolated town should become part of Canada. Historically, Canadians have played a crucial role in sustaining the economy of Point Roberts. However, the COVID-19 border closures in March 2020 left the town cut off and economically strained, reviving discussions about its potential annexation by Canada. Key Sections: America’s Most Isolated Town: An

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23:17

Why Can't the UK Stop Migrants?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/08/12

The English Channel, known as the world's busiest shipping lane, also serves as one of the most perilous routes for migrants. Over the past decade, the UK has witnessed a significant increase in small boat arrivals, prompting the British Government to invest substantial resources in policies aimed at deterring asylum applications. However, the effectiveness of these measures remains questionable. This episode delves into the reasons behind the persistent influx of migrants and the shortcomings of

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21:01

What If Northern Ireland Joins Ireland?

Faultline with Andy Burgess ·

2026/08/10

In this episode, we delve deep into the complexities and potential outcomes of Northern Ireland possibly joining Ireland. With Brexit reshaping political landscapes, Northern Ireland faces renewed challenges regarding identity and borders. As the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement approaches, this episode explores if reunification with Ireland could offer a solution or exacerbate existing tensions. We examine the historical and contemporary factors influencing this debate. From the

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