Dr Gerald Schroeder was my guest on today’s show. Gerald is most famous for his books in which he has explored the areas in which science and religion meet. Where God meets physics. In this show we explore the science of the big bang and the words of Genesis, objective morality, and much…
Category: Opinion
Chatter #264 – Adam B. Coleman on Roe vs Wade and Racist Progressives
Adam B. Coleman is an author and the founder of Wrong Speak Publishing. Adam was born in Detroit but raised in a variety of states throughout America. He writes openly about his personal struggles with fatherlessness, homelessness and masculinity. In this conversation, we explore the reaction to the supreme court ruling on Roe…
Chatter #259 – Sooz Kempner – There’s C*nts Everywhere: Parody, Partygate and Nadine Dorries
Sooz Kempner is an actress, singer, and stand up comedian. Sooz became quite well known online for her parodies of Liza Minelli reading Donald Trump’s speeches and Nadine Dorries – our bizarre Culture Minister. We got into a lot of talk about the backlash against comedians like Dave Chappelle, Jimmy Carr, and Ricky…
Covid Has Convinced Me That We Need A Written Constitution
Earlier in the year, I spoke to Tom Brake from Unlock Democracy about the idea of implementing a written constitution in the UK. At the time I was intrigued by the idea, but did not see why we needed to be so urgent about the issue. It seemed to me at the time…
The BBC Is Dead
For some, the BBC has been dead since the 1980s or 1990s – even then it was pro-establishment as it always has been. For many, they lost their credibility during the Brexit process or during the chastisement of Jeremy Corbyn (who could forget the infamous “Russian” Newsnight image). The decline has continued unabated…
Steve Topple – “I think we are more than capable of changing collectively, I think the problem is the system won’t let us”
One of the things that I hear quite often is that we’re in need of a revolution. Journalist Steve Topple doesn’t think we’re capable of sparking a revolution and, even if we succeeded, most of us are too soft and we couldn’t survive the madness that comes along with revolution. I often think…
