The Big Tech Watchdog

Nigel delves deep into the subject of systematic downgrades, aka Big Tech rope-a-dope, and a prominent anti-censorship lawsuit that has been brought against the government and the Big Tech industry. 

Nigel Kent discusses the impact of big tech whistleblowers Frances Haugen, who blew the whistly on Facebook for showing nudity and porn to children, and Zach Vorhies, who exposed Google for burying the lead on the Las Vegas 2017 shooting incident, and the interplace between Artificial Intelligence and censorship such as these. 

Nigel Kent discusses the practice of social media gatekeeping, the oldest value extracting technique in the big tech playbook. How do companies like X and Facebook make money off of your content, interests, and decisions? By getting in your way.

Nigel Kent unpacks the recent name change from Twitter to X, and digs deep into what the future of censorship might mean to you. Let's go on a journey beginning with Elon Musk's ambitions about a company called X, to the use of CBDC's to control your freedom of speech.

Lavern Spicer is an expert at free speech. We learn by experience. She's running as a GOP candidate for a Miami congressional seat and she cares about freedom of speech.

Nigel Kent interviews Jazmine Starr about her experience coping with tribalism and censorship within an American bible study class and analyzes the same bully techniques Big Tech companies employ to shut down influences they don't like.

Nigel interviews famously censored physician Dr. Keith Rose, an outspoken advocate of free speech, independent medicine, and truth in media.

Censorship Buzzwords are the fluff that fill the dreams of big technology executives each night -- and they're designed to give the big tech companies the advantage when dealing with disputes brought by their users.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey steps down amid a firestorm of criticism over censorship on the platform he created. Nigel Kent breaks it down.

Well maybe not everybody. But many -- at least four - parties are suing Facebook over free speech related issues at the moment.

Nigel Kent issues a big call-out to GoDaddy over censorship, and dives deep on several of the most egregious cases of anti-speech activities by the hosting giant.

Nigel Kent discusses art and censorship with banned artist and filmmaker Ken Avidor in this the second part of a two-episode interview.

Nigel Kent interviews Ken Avidor, the brilliant artist behind the banned film "Unjabbed" as well as other intriguing film shorts about his experience with censorship from video distribution platform Vimeo.

Facebook recently announced that it is renaming its parent company "Meta". Nigel unpacks what this may mean to Facebook users, what the "metaverse" is, and how free speech may be impacted by Facebook's meta-ambitions.

Jazmine Starr from the Trouble in Paradise Podcast joins Nigel Kent to talk about the surprising and sudden disappearance of Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram from the web.

The second part of a two-episode interview with censored spiritualist Gabby McAllister, touching on how some in the technocracy appear to be attempting to redefine truth, Orwell-style.

Personal consultant and animal spiritualist Gabby McAllister discusses her energy treatment and healing practice and how her speech got her banned from Twitter.

Nigel discusses the troubling emergence of social credit systems while dissecting the big technocracy's ongoing efforts to de-anonymize everything. What does it mean for you?

If you've never heard of Martin Geddes, you should track him down and read his writings. If you can find him, that is. See, he's the most censored man in the world.

Cancelled Comedian and former Food Network Host Josh Denny discusses censorship, big tech, and proper steak seering in this second part of a two-episode interview.

Josh Denny, former host of smash hit television show "Ginormous Food" joins Nigel Kent to discuss cancel culture, Jenkum, and the state of free speech.

Nigel Kent covers the mob-like intimidation campaign against early users of eBay, one of the last remaining successes of the original Internet boom, and how that sort of intimidation continues to this day during the third-wave Internet.

Nigel Kent breaks down some of those most common tactics of technocratic censorship algorithms, including social credit systems, crowdsourcing, and "yelping".