Infowars Producer Rob Dew stops by to give us the year-end wrap-up on what we have been experiencing over the past 12 months, what the Globalists have planned for 2022, and what we can do to thwart their plans. Is the SPARS Pandemic document that Rob, Alex Jones, and Michael Halpern reported on the playbook for what is coming next, or is it nothing more than an ambitious plan for depopulation? The next year will be one of the most important in our lives as decisions are being made without our

In this episode of "Democracy Nerd," Jefferson is joined by Andrea Grimes, an independent journalist whose writing has appeared in the New York Times, the Texas Observer, and DAME Magazine. The episode includes an in-depth discussion about the current state of American media and its role in safeguarding democracy, sparked by a recent statement from New York Times' Executive Editor Joe Kahn, who asserted that threats to democracy are "one" of the issues the Times will

Steve talks with Michael Davis about how echos of the Cold War connect the chaos and confusion in American politics and culture. SUPPORT US ON AMAZON HERE

Freshly back from Japan and ready to compare and contrast the stark differences in culture and attitude, as the fiat Yen starts on a path toward hyperinflation. With the city essentially on sale, it was the perfect place for a 50th birthday party for the one and only Chang, a friend for the past 30 years. The Woke agenda was on display, which was surprising to a degree, but it is hard to hide the fact that Tokyo is the wealthiest major city in the world and real business takes priority. Is Japan

Now for a roundup of accessible arts events as RNIB Connect Radio's Toby Davey catches up with Jess Beal from VocalEyes, the national audio description charity providing access to the arts for blind and partially sighted people to share some of the accessible events that are featured in their regular email newsletter.Audio described shows and events included: The Glass Menagerie - Wednesday 29 May, 7.30pm, Alexandra Palace Theatre, London The Cherry Orchard - Saturday 1 June, 2.30pm, touch tour

Barry Snell chats to Brandon Hulcoop who is the owner of All Things Dotty, who specialise in braille art and who's aim is to make the the world a better place for for visually impaired people. Having previously spoken in 2021, Brandon chat's about the growth of the business, having a new partner, plus exciting plans for the future. Find out more about All Things Dotty #RNIBConnect Image Shows RNIB Logo in black typeface against a white background. There is a pink line separating RNIB and Connect

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Investigative journalist, Derrick Broze, is back to discuss his two-week coverage of the fluoride trials happening in San Francisco, and what this could mean to cleaning up the water supply for the American people, as well as anything made that contains the toxic fluoridated water from the United States. As of the recording of this interview, no verdict had been reached, but appeals will be flying from either side depending on the outcome. The wheels of justice turn slowly, so while that is

How might music point us to the good, the true, and the beautiful?  What is the purpose of music, and we are guilty of misusing it?  Why are we so obsessed with Taylor Swift?  Musician and conservative journalist Barney Quick joins Josh to discuss how conservatism might better inform our approach to music.  Also discussed are whether or not the elephants can be saved at all, how an owning-the-libs approach misses the spirit of conservatism, and whether or not Principles First has lost its first

With the warmer weather we have been experiencing recently there seems to be a lot more wasps and bees about, so for this week’s check in with Glasgow based Pharmacist Elizabeth Roddick it is all about insect bites and how best to treat and deal with them. Elizabeth began by explaining to RNIB Connect Radio’s Toby Davey what the difference is between a bee and a wasp sting and how best to treat them. Then on to why some people have a very severe reaction to stings and the types of treatment

Bill Cooper let the world know in his legendary book “Behold A Pale Horse” that the government has a program in place to weaponize mental illness in a way that causes people to shoot up schools and public places in an effort to cause changes in attitudes in order to change gun laws. The recent shootings appear to be part of a much larger agenda of gun control disguised as protecting the most vulnerable, but the cracks in the official stories were obvious from the very start. We’ve seen this show

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In this episode of "Democracy Nerd," host Jefferson Smith is joined by David Gilbert, a senior reporter for WIRED magazine specializing in disinformation and online extremism. As the 2024 presidential election looms, their conversation delves into the profound implications of disinformation and misinformation on democratic processes worldwide. Gilbert explains the core differences between disinformation (deliberately false information spread to deceive) and misinformation

The pieces were put in place back in 2014 through the G20’s Bank Bail-In Law when it was decided that the money in your bank account is fair game for the taking when things go bad. Now that the Bank of International Settlements has unveiled its Universal Ledger, it will lay the foundation for the BIS to have absolute control of the rules and regulations, at least according to its Director General. As the push for CBDCs intensifies, it becomes imperative to understand the mechanics of how they work,