Paul English Live

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.