Paul English Live

George Hobbs, the Fact Hunter, joins us as we discuss the UK general election, psychological manipulation by the media, the importance of self-reliance and the challenges faced by the restaurant industry in today's economic climate. We also delved into the significance of beauty in art and architecture, reminiscing about the days when art was…

The summer solstice, the cultural significance and evolution of international football, lamenting the loss of national identity in the sport.  Plus the influence of central banks, manipulation of political systems, Nigel Farage and his impact on British politics, as well as a reflection on historical figures like Ezra Pound and Eustace Mullins, who…

In this show ... the excitement of the upcoming football season and general elections in England, the absurdities of modern politics, the influence of the money power and the erosion of national identity in sports. Plus a supermarket encounter, highlighting the disconnect between environmental policies and practical realities. The episode also…

Today marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Joining me today is Eric von Essex, who shares personal anecdotes from his father's experiences during World War II. Eric's father was a survivor of the siege of Malta, the invasion of Sicily, Italy, and D-Day itself. We discuss the often overlooked aspects of war, including the camaraderie and humanity…

We delve into the world of local currencies, such as Ithaca Hours and LETS systems, and how they can invigorate local economies. The conversation naturally flows into the broader topic of central banking and the control it exerts over governments and economies. In the latter part of the show, we are joined by Patrick, who brings in valuable…

My guest tonight is Dennis Wise who shares his recent health journey, revealing that he has been dealing with a serious spinal condition for many years. He talks about a transformative treatment he received from a healer, which has significantly improved his condition. We also discuss the current political climate, including the upcoming election…

Paul B and Patrick C join the conversation. Paul E shares his thoughts on Stephen Mitford Goodson's book, highlighting the benefits of Libya's economic policies under Gaddafi, which included free education, healthcare, and housing, among other things.   We also show the absurdity of the current banking system, with a clip from Jared Bernstein of…

This week, Paul welcomes Christopher Sparks, who joins us to discuss his monumental work, the Keys of the Kingdom Bible. Christopher shares his journey from a life-changing spiritual awakening to dedicating 27 years to translating the Bible with unparalleled accuracy.   The episode delves into the intricacies of biblical translation, the…

Paul is joined by co-hosts Patrick and Paul B and discuss a range of subjects including the controversial HR 6090 bill, the French Revolution and the assassination of historical figures like Julius Caesar and Spencer Perceval. In the latter part of the show, the conversation shifts to the role of universities in shaping young minds and the…

Thomas Anderson returns to discuss conspiracy theories, Third Reich technology and the mysteries of UFOs. Thomas shares his personal journey into these subjects, recounting stories of hidden German submarines, advanced flying saucers, and time-traveling devices. We also explore the enigmatic figure of Viktor Schauberger and his revolutionary…

Debt forgiveness and the works of Michael Hudson and the ancient practice of Jubilee years. This leads us into a deeper conversation about the Peasants' Revolt of 1381, highlighting the courage and resilience of figures like Wat Tyler and John Ball. We explore the oppressive conditions that led to this uprising and draw parallels to modern-day…

Climate change and the ongoing debate about CO2 levels and their impact on the environment with a clip from Paul Harvey in 1992, which critiques the media's role in perpetuating climate crises. Plus land ownership and farming in England, 'Who Owns England?' by Guy Shrubsole, revealing the concentration of land ownership among a few families and the…

A discussion about the power of words and their true meanings. Eli James, joins us where we explore the significance of words like 'testament,' 'gentile,' and 'lost,' revealing their true meanings and how they have been misunderstood over time. Eli shares insights into the historical and linguistic connections between the tribes of Israel and the…

Paul is joined by Dennis Wise, who returns to discuss a the impact of Freemasonry on British society, the historical significance of the French and American revolutions and the influence of figures like Aleister Crowley. Dennis shares his thoughts on the power of documentaries, particularly his own works, including 'Adolf Hitler: The Greatest Story…

Welcome to episode 29 of Paul English Live, where we delve into fascinating discussions about history, time, and the mysteries of our world. This week returning guest Thomas Anderson brings his extensive knowledge and intriguing theories to the table. We start by discussing the significance of March 21st, the first day of spring, and the…

Thomas Anderson joins the show, sharing his journey of discovering hidden truths about history, politics, and health. He talks about his books, which serve as comprehensive summaries of alternative viewpoints and discusses the challenges of publishing controversial material in Germany. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the current state of…

In today's show ... Monica Schaeffer and her brother Alfred. Monica returned after being here about 3 months ago when we had a fantastic discussion about the myth of German villainy. We also covered some recent news that caught my eye. A post from Jim Ferguson on Twitter highlighted shocking data released by the UK government showing an outrageous…

Toady's guest is George Hobbs, also known as The Fact Hunter. George shares his journey from military service to becoming a truth-seeker, discussing the red flags he noticed during his time in the military and how they led him to question the official narratives of events like 9/11 and COVID-19. The conversation also touches on the influence of…

This week, we delve into the intricacies of legal status and voluntary servitude with our special guest, Roger Sayles. The show kicks off with a brief overview of the week's events and a recommendation for the documentary 'The Watchmaker's Apprentice.' Roger joins us to discuss a topic he's passionate about: the hidden mechanisms that bind us into…

Dennis Wise returns as we look into the tragic events of the Dresden bombings in February 1945. Dennis shares his extensive knowledge on the topic, including a harrowing BBC interview clip from 2015 featuring Victor Greig, a survivor of the bombings. We explore the broader implications of these events, touching on the ritualistic aspects of war and…

Today's guest, is Dave Gahary from Moneytree Publishing, who talks about his journey into publishing controversial books and the importance of free speech. Paul reminisces about the evolution of the music industry, touching on the golden era of rock and roll and the impact of corporate consolidation on radio stations. He shares a story about the…

Welcome to another episode looking at nicotine and its health benefits to the historical atrocities committed by Native American tribes and the persecution of witches in medieval Europe. Plus a 432 Hz track by Ellen Williams and a listener-requested song by Procol Harum. Paul is joined by guests Paul Biener, Sussex Man and Fast Running Cheese, who…

This week's guest is Kenneth Carter, author of 'A Nation Upside Down'. The discussion delves into the American Revolution, the banking system, and the erosion of the American Republic. Ken shares his personal journey that led him to write his book, including his battles with the IRS and the influence of central banking on American sovereignty. The…

Tonight's main theme is banking, and we explore the historical context of banking systems, the influence of high finance on politics, and the ancient roots of these financial practices. Eli James, joins us to discuss the takeover of Bitcoin by BlackRock and the broader implications of cryptocurrency in the financial landscape. We also explore the…

The influence of Freemasonry throughout history, particularly its impact on political and judicial systems. Paul is joined by guest Dennis Wise, a researcher and filmmaker known for his thought-provoking documentaries. Dennis shares insights into the hidden aspects of Freemasonry, its historical significance, and its role in shaping modern society.…

Paul is joined by Paul Biener who introduces the concept of 432 Hz music tuning, explaining its historical significance and benefits compared to the standard 440 Hz tuning. They discuss the impact of different frequencies on human emotions and well-being, with Paul B sharing his personal experiences and the challenges he faced when switching to 432…

Tonight, we have a bit of a Christmas party with Shelley Tasker, Mallificus Scott, Patrick Chanel, Paul Biener and Gary Rees. We also have Andrew Carrington Hitchcock joining us.  Join us for a mix of fun, serious discussion and a bit of music as we navigate through the holiday season and look forward to the new year.

The first 40 minutes of this show are of poor (echo) audio quality. Joining me are my two guests, Lark in, Texas, and Joss from WTFR. We delve into various topics, including the concept of communitarianism, its historical roots, and its implications on modern society. We discuss the importance of understanding communitarianism, a term not often…

In today's show Monika Schaefer is in the studio as we discuss 'The Myth of German Villainy' a book by Benton Bradbury, an apt title given what's been taking place over the past century, especially since World War 2. We discussed how the narrative of Germany being villainous has been perpetuated and the impact of this on the German people and the…

In  tonight's show we delve into the French Revolution and the much-talked-about Napoleon film. Joining me is an old colleague, Mallificus Scott. We discuss the film, its historical accuracy, and the broader context of Napoleon's life. We explore the portrayal of Napoleon's relationship with Josephine, his military campaigns, and the logistical…

We talk with Darren Nesbitt, editor of the Light Paper, a physical newspaper. Darren talks about his journey as a musician, his hit song, and how it led to his involvement in the truth movement. They discuss the challenges and successes of the Light Paper, its role in spreading truth, and the importance of professional presentation in media.

The origins and significance of Thanksgiving, the historical journey of the pilgrims and the first Thanksgiving in 1621. The conversation then shifts to the assassination of John F. Kennedy, exploring various theories and the impact of his death on American society. The episode is peppered with discussions on Freemasonry, the Jesuit order, and the…

With guests Donald Kent and Paul Patriot from Patriotic Art Live (PAL). We explore the importance of art and culture in maintaining and revitalizing our heritage, touching on the impact of architecture, traditional art forms, and the power of storytelling. Donald and Paul share insights into their respective backgrounds and the mission of PAL to…

Including ... button malfunctions, absurdity of modern politics, King Charles' recent speech and the impracticality of the UK's net-zero goals, insights from Patrick Moore founder of Greenpeace, benefits of garlic for oral health, inefficiency of electric cars and the globalist agenda.

In today's show ... a mix of historical and contemporary topics, Guy Fawkes and his infamous role in the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, and his lasting legacy in British culture. This leads us into an exploration of Napoleon Bonaparte, drawing from the memoirs of General Caulaincourt, which provide an intimate look at Napoleon's campaigns and personal…

Jodie Kaye, a former radio host and musician is our guest tonight. Jodie shares her journey of awakening during the lockdown, her experiences with the death of George Floyd, and her transition from a liberal mindset to discovering her identity and truth. She also talks about her involvement with the White Art Collective and the tragic passing of…

We delve into the significance of the number 007, drawing a fascinating connection to John Dee, the original '007' and an advisor to Elizabeth I. The discussion then shifts to the current geopolitical climate, particularly the tragic events unfolding in the Middle East, and the emotional and psychological impact of such events. In the second half,…

In this episode, we delve into the Middle East, both its current state and historical context. We also explore the phenomenon of electric vehicles, particularly focusing on the recent fire at Luton Airport involving a hybrid vehicle. We also look at the French Revolution, the COVID-19 debacle and the potential implications of the US dollar losing…

A brief look at cowboys and the art of Mark Maggiore, the French Revolution, Germany, and communism. In the first hour, we delve into the book 'Scalp Dance' by Thomas Goodrich, which provides a riveting account of Indian warfare on the American plains from 1865 to 1879. We also explore 'The Madness of Crowds' by Charles Mackay, discussing how…

In this episode, we delve into historical figures like Abraham Lincoln and the Chief Cashier of the Bank of England in 1914, and discuss the hidden treasures within national treasuries.  We explore the concept of central banking and its impact on society, the Bradbury Pound and Lincoln's greenback policy, the detrimental effects of a usurious…

Banking, CBDCs, the environment, the arrival of autumn, the impact of weather on our lives and the intriguing history behind the English tea break. Plus architectural brutalism and the controversial 'Line' project. We also touch upon the 'Revelation of the Method' and its implications for modern society. We wrap up with a poem by Ezra Pound.

We kick off with a nod to the beautiful September weather in England, delve into the challenges of managing multiple streaming platforms then take a dive into the complexities of money creation and on to Henry VIII, the Reformation, and the impact of the Venetians on English history.

Welcome to Paul English Live. I'm back at the microphone for the first time in a couple of years with a look at banking and financial systems, sharing insights and experiences that have shaped my current views.