Paul English Live

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…