Society 2.0

Mark Williams-Thomas joins Society 2.0 to discuss some of Britain’s most notorious criminal cases, institutional failures and what decades of investigative work have taught him about power, corruption and the search for truth. Mark explains how his career in policing and investigative journalism led him to expose Jimmy Savile and investigate cases involving Princess Diana, Jill Dando, Madeleine Mc...

Pete Stone joins Society 2.0 to discuss sovereignty, ownership and why he believes many of the legal and financial systems people interact with every day are fundamentally misunderstood. Pete explains how years of researching contracts, legislation and language led him to create The Sovereign Project. He discusses why he believes registration, licences, legal identities and contracts play a far gr...

Emily Hewertson joins Society 2.0 to discuss whether free speech is disappearing in Britain, and what that says about the direction the country is heading. Emily reflects on the backlash she has faced for expressing political opinions publicly, including online abuse, death threats and threats against her family. She explains why those experiences strengthened her belief that people should be able...

Andrew Bridgen returns to Society 2.0 for Part 2 of his conversation, discussing his time in Parliament, political influence, government spending and some of the controversies he encountered during his career. Andrew reflects on his early warnings over HS2, his conversations inside Westminster and what he says these experiences revealed about the way major political decisions are made. He also dis...

Mark Steele joins Society 2.0 to discuss 5G, ULEZ cameras, surveillance technology and what he describes as hidden infrastructure being deployed across Britain. Drawing on his background in engineering and weapons systems, Mark explains why he believes some of the technology being installed in towns and cities has capabilities far beyond what the public is being told. He also discusses his legal b...

Is Britain being governed in the public interest, or are too many decisions being made behind closed doors? In this episode of Society 2.0, Greg sits down with former MP Andrew Bridgen for the launch of Season 2. Andrew reflects on 14 years in Parliament and discusses his experiences inside Westminster, including former Prime Ministers, the Post Office scandal, Operation Conifer, Covid, political...

Is your mind really yours - or has it been programmed by your past? In this episode of Society 2.0, Greg sits down with Rob Hisee, the UK’s No.1 Unconscious Mind Expert, for a powerful conversation about consciousness, anxiety, belief, trauma, visualization, flow state, and how our reality is shaped by the unconscious patterns running beneath the surface. Rob explains why simply understanding your...

Matt Le Tissier opens up in this powerful episode about football, fame, controversy, free speech, and what really happened after stepping away from mainstream media. From his legendary Southampton career to the moments that changed how the public saw him, Matt shares his honest perspective on pressure, criticism, the modern game, and why he refuses to back down from asking difficult questions. If...

What if trauma, ego and ancient wisdom were the keys to understanding who we really are, why we suffer and how we transform? In this episode of Society 2.0, Greg Chambers sits down with Renato Guerrero, a Chilean multidisciplinary therapist, mentor and medicine man with over 20 years’ experience helping people break toxic patterns, reconnect with their personal power and understand the deeper natu...

For decades, David Icke has challenged mainstream narratives surrounding power, media, consciousness, technology, and the nature of reality itself. In this episode of Society 2.0, David joins Greg to discuss the hidden systems shaping modern society, the rapid rise of AI, transhumanism, consciousness, manipulation through fear, and why he believes humanity is approaching a critical turning point....

Claire Powell, Paris Fury’s manager and founder of The CAN Group, joins Society 2.0 to reveal what really happens behind celebrity headlines, crisis PR, public image and the media stories we all consume. Known in the industry as the Wolf of PR, Claire has spent decades working with major public figures, brands and media outlets. In this episode, she explains how stories are shaped, how reputations...

In Part 2 of our explosive conversation, COVID whistleblower and undertaker John O’Looney returns with even more detail, evidence, and unanswered questions. From high-level meetings in Westminster to what he claims he witnessed first-hand, this episode goes deeper into the claims, the people involved, and what it could all mean moving forward. Whether you agree or not, this is a conversation that...

In this episode of Society 2.0, we sit down with John O’Looney, a funeral director with years of experience working closely with families, coroners, and post-mortem processes. Having worked throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, John offers a perspective grounded in what he personally witnessed during one of the most unprecedented periods in recent history. This conversation explores the contrast betwe...

In this episode of Society 2.0, we sit down with Sonny Green, an Essex-born musician, actor, and spoken word artist whose work is challenging narratives around identity, culture, and truth. After gaining national attention through Britain's Got Talent 2026 and his viral spoken word piece What England Means to Me, Sonny has become a powerful voice in conversations around belonging, media narratives...

In this episode of Society 2.0, we dive into one of the most debated and controversial topics shaping modern cities: ULEZ, net zero policies, and the future of transport. Our guest, Matthew Houston, shares his perspective on electric vehicles, emissions policies, and the growing role of technology in everyday life. The conversation explores concerns around surveillance, control, and how environmen...

The financial system as we know it is changing, and faster than most people realise. In this episode of Society 2.0, we sit down with Rick Baker to break down what’s really happening behind the scenes, from crypto and blockchain to central bank digital currencies and programmable money. We explore whether the current financial system is heading towards collapse, what the next system could look lik...

You feel it, don’t you? That sense that something isn’t quite right. That the world is moving faster than it should, and the truth is getting harder to find. Society 2.0 exists to cut through the noise. This is where we explore the hidden systems shaping your reality, from media narratives and political power to technology, finance, and influence. Through real conversations and expert insight, we...