Paul English Live

Welcome to Episode 54 of Paul English Live,. We discuss the current state of the National Health Service and the political blame game surrounding it. Paul shares his DIY adventures at home, including chats with carpet fitters and plans for home improvements. We also touch on the weather, the upcoming US presidential election, and the tradition of…

Welcome to episode 53 of Paul English Live, marking the beginning of the show's second year. Returning guest Dennis Wise joins the show, bringing along some interesting songs and engaging in a lively discussion. Dennis shares his thoughts on the current political climate, historical topics, including the influence of Freemasonry in politics and…

From the intricacies of sausage sandwiches and peculiarities of British sauces to the intense dislike of current British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer and his policies. Also an exploration the historical and biblical context of the Israelite people, the significance of race, and the importance of adhering to the law. The show wraps up with a…

Paul shares exciting news about his airing cupboard, cleaning and decluttering. Paul covers his recent visit to London, where he met with the grandson of David Irving and spent time discussing Irving's monumental works on World War II history. This segment provides deep insights into Irving's exhaustive research and the controversies surrounding…

Welcome to another episode of Paul English Live on WBN 324. Today, we dive into the current state of affairs in the UK, particularly focusing on the political landscape and societal issues. Paul is joined by guests Paul Bina, Patrick, and Eric von Essek, who provide their insights on various topics, including the recent incidents in the UK, the…

Peter Hughes is part of Rapid Response, an organisation dedicated to exposing and combating the fraud in the UK court system. We look at the unlawful nature of many court proceedings and the importance of reclaiming our true identity as living beings rather than corporate entities. Peter explains how Rapid Response is helping people fight against…

Heatwave in England, Southport stabbings and the emotional impact on the community. Plus the Nuremberg Trials and the role of key figures like Hermann Göring. The show concludes with reflections on the importance of family, community and the need for constructive action in the face of societal challenges.

Today, I'm joined by the usual crew: Paul B, Patrick C, and Eric von Essex. We kick off with some hospital anecdotes and the fascinating characters I've met there;  a 106-year-old former Royal Ballet dancer and a 100-year-old woman who survived the firebombing of Hamburg during World War II. We also delve into the importance of human connections…

The return of the lone gunman ...  not ... join guests Eric von Essex, Patrick, and Paul as they discuss the implications of the Trump shooting, the infiltration of political movements and the importance of local community engagement. We also touch on the cultural significance of singing and humour as tools for resistance and community building.…

In this episode ... the recent general election, community engagement, football, the racial dynamics in sports and the broader implications of national identity. Plus ... the role of the military in sports, and the need for community action against governmental overreach. The conversation also delves into historical perspectives on accents, the…