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In this live and gloriously unfiltered episode of Food for Thought Radio, I was joined by Lucina, Cat Catalyst and Emma Stark for a wide-ranging conversation on integrity, spirituality and what it really means to live in alignment with your values in an increasingly chaotic world. We explored service to self versus service to others, the tension between empowerment and enlightenment, religion and...

This evening I was joined by Courtney Adam Lawrence for a wide-ranging and highly provocative conversation about viruses, vaccines, contagion, screening, medicine, government narratives and the language we use to describe health and illness. We explored why he rejects the mainstream viral model altogether, why he believes modern medicine is built on fear and misdirection, and why he is so determin...

Despite the usual live-radio gremlins, I had a fascinating and wide-ranging conversation with Alex about awakening, inner work, sovereignty, community and the challenge of standing firm in a world that feels increasingly upside down. We explored the tension between collective action and personal responsibility, why so many movements fracture when people are at different stages of their journey, an...

In this episode, I’m joined by Claire from The Oily Witch for a deeply honest conversation about what boarding school can really do to a child. Claire shares what it was like being sent away at just eight years old while her parents lived abroad, and how life in a rigid, institutional environment affected her sense of safety, privacy, emotional expression and family connection. We talk about the s...

This week on Food for Thought Radio, I was joined first by singer-songwriter, comedian and activist Phil Zimmerman. We talked about his songs “Lines in the Sky”, “Freedom Flower” and his cover of “The Power of Love”, the message and humour running through his work, and how he uses music to get people thinking. Phil also shared how his upcoming album, Can You Touch? Can You Feel? , has been taking...

This week on *Chatting with Kizzy*, I was joined by Paula Mitten and Kat Catalyst for a wide-ranging conversation about 5G, EMFs, planning policy, smart meters, AI and the wider technological landscape many of us feel is being imposed on daily life. Paula brought her experience from local government and environmental health to explain how masts are approved, why she believes the planning system is...

What a wonderfully chaotic start to the show — but once we got going, I was joined by Blade Runner Ben for a very candid and controversial conversation about 5G, roadside traffic hardware, surveillance technology, and what he believes is really being rolled out in public spaces. Ben explained why he calls himself a “blade runner”, how he views certain street-level devices as harmful infrastructure...

This week on Food for Thought Radio, I was joined first by author and researcher Simon Elmer, who introduced his work, his publishing difficulties, and the arguments behind his book The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain. Our conversation focused on immigration, national identity, censorship, housing, economics, free speech, and Simon’s reading of population data, as well as wider q...

Tonight I was joined by Ali and Tosh of Delphi Lore for a thought-provoking conversation about status correction, trusts, language, jurisdiction, and what it means to take responsibility for our lives rather than handing our power to institutions. We explored the difference between the statutory world and the private, why words matter so much, and why their work begins with education, self-knowled...

In this powerful edition of Food for Thought Radio, I was joined first by former MP Andrew Bridgen, who spoke candidly about the personal, political and legal fallout he says he has faced for challenging the Covid-era narrative. We discussed his long-running legal battle with Matt Hancock, his concerns about free speech, the use of antisemitism allegations in public life, his experiences with HS2,...

In this episode of Food For Thought Radio, I welcome back Babba in Ghana after last week’s mix-up and we get straight into the extraordinary story behind his outlook on life. He shares how a devastating spinal injury during stunt rehearsals changed everything: from being an aspiring actor and footballer to facing paralysis, despair, and what he describes as a profound near-death experience. From t...

Tonight on Warts and All, I was joined by Michelle Young and Maribel Montero for a deeply unsettling conversation about alleged asset stripping, court fraud, land registry irregularities and the wider question of whether ordinary people are being failed by the very institutions meant to protect them. Michelle spoke about a long-running divorce battle, claims of hidden assets, years of self-prepare...

In this episode of *Warts and All*, I’m joined by Ian Jarvis for a wide-ranging conversation about 5G, EMFs and artificial intelligence. We begin with Ian’s recent appearance at my *Shine and Rise* event, then dig into his work objecting to telecoms mast planning applications across the UK. Ian explains why he believes 4G is already sufficient for most everyday use, how beam-forming and small-cell...

This week I sat down with astrologer and hypnotherapist Anna Isabel for a thoughtful, wide-ranging conversation about astrology, healing, co-creation and the power of imagination. We explored whether difficult life events are simply random, energetically mirrored, or invitations to understand ourselves more deeply. Anna shared how astrology can act as a diagnostic tool for the psyche, helping us u...

This week on Food For Thought Radio, I was joined by Justin Walker for a wide-ranging conversation about power, finance, farming, technology and the battle for human values in an increasingly controlled world. We explored Justin’s interest in the Bradbury Pound and debt-free money, the role of institutions such as the Bank of England, Hansard, the Bank for International Settlements and the Fabian...

Broadcasting warts-and-all from a boat on the Norfolk Broads, I welcome returning guest  Garrie Steels  for a free‑flowing conversation that picks up where we left off on superstition, manifestation and the “divine feminine” — including Asherah’s place in ancient belief. We explore  Garrie's  contention that religion can hijack our neurobiology, comparing ritual highs to other...

In this episode of Food for Thought Radio, I’m joined by Garrie Steels for a wide‑ranging conversation that begins with superstition versus manifestation and how both can travel the same psychological pathways—one fear‑contracted, the other expansive and intentional. From “vision boards” to the role of the subconscious as the silent listener, we explore how strong inner affirmations can reshape be...

As the storms rolled over West Sussex, I welcomed you back to Food For Thought Radio and introduced tonight’s guest, Belgian garden designer and telepathy teacher, Alexandra Morgan, joining us from near Paris. We explored why gardening feels so healing, how beauty and harmony in design can be vibrational and sacred, and why “weeds” and wildness deserve a place for pollinators and play. Alexandra s...

This week on Food for Thought Radio, I (Kizzy/Karen Dodd) sit down with soul evolution activation coach and astrologer Sarah Savage to explore astrology as a living language rather than a newspaper party trick. Sarah explains natal blueprints, degrees, nodes, houses and synastry in plain English, showing how chart work can help us unpick repeating life lessons, heal karmic patterns and step into p...

In this Warts and All conversation on Food for Thought Radio, I (Karen “Kizzy” Dodd) sit down with nutritional therapist and nutrigenomics practitioner Linda Razvi to explore what “functional” really means when it comes to health. We unpack how diet, lifestyle, stress, sleep and environment interact, why sugar and ultra‑processed foods derail wellbeing, and how small, sustainable tweaks can restor...

In this episode of Food For Thought Radio, I sit down with Richard Vobes and the lovely Julia to talk about their two-and-a-half-acre adventure as “The English Couple” and their Bagelswicke Farm series. We explore rewilded land, nettles-as-nourishment, no-dig growing, polytunnels, and the deep joy (and learning curves) of becoming more self-sufficient later in life. We also wander into wider theme...

As your host on Food For Thought Radio: Warts and All, I sit down with author and researcher Guy Anderson to explore his provocative work on Tartaria, cloning, and the idea of ancestral or “genetic” memory. We discuss themes from his book Rise of the Clones and the Cabbage Patch Babies, from folklore links between “cabbage patch” origins and modern cloning narratives to claims about celebrity doub...

In this episode of Food For Thought Radio, I’m joined by forager and rewilding advocate Chris Holden of Rewilding Us for a candid conversation about “rewilding humans” through food. We unpack how modern agriculture, ultra‑processed diets and centralised supply chains have distanced us from nature, and why reconnecting with wild foods—plants, fungi, seaweeds, shellfish and wild game—can restore eco...

In this episode of Food For Thought Radio, I’m joined by the legendary Matt Le Tissier for an unfiltered conversation that ranges from sunny Guernsey to the state of football and the state of the world. Matt reflects on his extraordinary career at Southampton, that famous penalties record, and life after hanging up his boots— including his departure from Sky and what it taught him about speaking o...