Fockham Hall

In this episode I was joined by Patrick and later by Donald Jeffries for a wide-ranging conversation that began with Charles Lindbergh’s family history and quickly opened out into banking power, the Federal Reserve, Titanic lore, the Kennedy dynasty, world wars, and the way official history is shaped. We spent a good stretch on Charles Lindbergh Sr.’s opposition to the money trust, the strange tur...

Tonight I was joined by Donald Jeffries of America Unplugged for a wide-ranging and spirited conversation on the themes that keep surfacing in our times: migration, political theatre, censorship, usury, secret societies, manipulated history and the steady erosion of national identity. We dug into Trump as performance versus power, the way mass migration is framed and financed, the long shadow of c...

Tonight I was joined by Survival Steve and Paul for one of those gloriously unruly Fockham Hall conversations where we started with transport, government waste and the systematic dismantling of useful infrastructure, then barrelled into Scotland, rail freight, steam power, civil-service inefficiency and the bigger question of whether government ever truly improves anything at all. From there we wa...

After a chaotic but very funny live start while we tried to get Robert connected, we settled into a wide-ranging conversation on “chameleons” — the masks people wear to get by at work, in public life, and in a culture that rewards conformity. From office politics, onboarding checks, management ego, gossip, and Monday-morning dread, we explored how modern work can feel less like purpose and more li...

Tonight I was joined by Patrick in Wisconsin and Paul for a lively and at times deliberately controversial conversation about war, propaganda and the parts of history that get edited out. We explored conscription, conscientious objectors, wartime myth-making and the way official narratives can become classroom fact, while contrasting polished speeches and newsreels with the brutal reality experien...

On this episode of Fockham Hall, I was joined by David and Paul "Anorak" for a gloriously unruly conversation about life after death, reincarnation, seances, spiritual healing and all the strange experiences that sit just outside polite mainstream discussion. We dug into the work of Michael Roll, the idea of scientific evidence for survival after death, stories of children recalling previous lives...

Tonight I was joined by Survival Steve for a lively, wide-ranging conversation that started with reincarnation, past lives and out-of-body experiences, before branching into the overlap between belief, spirituality and personal experience. We reflected on whether memory, instinct and even family traits might carry across generations, and the chat soon opened out into bigger questions about religio...

Tonight I explored the idea that, in many ways, time feels as though it is running backwards. With Paul and our other contributors, I ranged across architecture, music, humour, transport, public life and the steady loss of quality, craft and character in the modern world. We compared the beauty and durability of older buildings, trams, buses and trains with the sterile, disposable systems that hav...

I was joined by Paul for a wide-ranging and very personal conversation about the loneliness of wisdom — that strange place where growing in awareness can also leave you feeling more isolated. We explored the difference between being alone and being lonely, why modern communication often feels less human despite being instant, and how solitude can be both protective and revealing. From old party-li...

Tonight on Fockem Hall, I was joined by Anurag, Patrick and Paul English for a gloriously unruly attempt to imagine “the political party that could never be elected” — which quickly turned into a very British debate about scones, jam-first versus cream-first doctrine, Ponce titles, border policy for the imaginary nation of Fockem, and whether government itself is beyond saving. Along the way we ve...

Tonight I was joined by Survival Steve, Pink and Paul for a wide-ranging, lively and often very funny conversation about politics, propaganda and keeping your spirits up in a mad world. We started with the latest political theatre and quickly got into whether the news is really there to inform us or simply to distract, demoralise and manipulate. Steve brought his usual sharp take on psychological...

Tonight I welcomed Paul English, Chris and Patrick for a lively, wide-ranging discussion on what we called the brainwashing of history. We dug into how official narratives are shaped as much by omission as by outright falsehood, and why questioning received wisdom matters whether the subject is the Bible, ancient civilisations, the Vatican archives, the Dead Sea Scrolls, Tartaria, giants, ley line...

Tonight I welcomed Survival Steve and Paul for a gloriously wide-ranging conversation that began with a plea to save thousands of laying hens from needless culling and grew into a bigger discussion about morality, authority and the madness of following cruel rules simply because they come from on high. We also dug into media theatre, mass distraction, football as escapism, and the importance of ra...

Tonight I was joined first by Helen in Brazil and Patrick in Wisconsin, and we plunged straight into a wide-ranging discussion on demons, possession, spirit attachments, reverse speech, spiritual healing and the ways trauma, addiction and fear may leave people vulnerable to darker influences. From my own family experiences to Helen’s work in hypnotherapy and spirit release, we explored how negativ...

In this lively crossover with Food For Thought Radio, I welcome back UFO researcher and author Ben Emlyn-Jones alongside co-host Anorak for a wide-ranging conversation that veers from playful satire to serious mysteries. We explore the recent spate of missing and deceased scientists linked to defence, aerospace, and advanced materials—discussing General Neil McCasland, Monica Rho, and others—along...

In this D-Day special, I reflect on the 82nd anniversary of the Normandy landings through my father’s frontline experiences, listener memories, and a powerful poem from Christine, who also shares her family’s story of wartime internment of Italians in Britain. With guests Survival Steve and Patrick from Holy Land Radio, we question wartime narratives, discuss propaganda, democide, cognitive warfar...

In this lively episode of Fockem Hall, I’m joined by American author and researcher Donald Jeffries for a sweeping conversation on hidden history, state power, and media narratives. We dig into Donald’s trilogy on “Hidden History”, from JFK and court historians to World War I and II myths, allied atrocities, and the post-war “memory hole.” Donald shares why he believes we’ve been systematically mi...

In this lively episode of Fockem Hall on Food For Thought Radio, I wrangle a fresh multicam tech setup, welcome the panel (Paul English, Patrick in Wisconsin, and Roel “Hanarak”), and dive into a freewheeling tour of ideas, anecdotes, and irreverent humour. We kick off with Rupert Sheldrake’s morphic resonance, uncanny shared dreams and solutions, animal intuition (from cows to clever blue tits),...

In this lively episode of Fockem Hall, I welcome Survival Steve for a wide‑ranging, no‑holds‑barred conversation about censorship hurdles, critical thinking, and practical self‑reliance. We kick off with our “odd one out” teaser before diving into media gatekeeping, platform migration, and why independent channels matter. Steve unpacks the psychology of obedience, the meaning of “natural law,” and...

In this lively episode of Fockem Hall, I open the show with an unexpected tech hiccup—YouTube wouldn’t connect—so we pivoted and broadcast on Food For Thought Radio, Rumble, and Facebook. Joined by Patrick and later guests, we rolled with the chaos, checked in with the chat on fftradio.com, and carried on with real-time audience banter. From there we dove into our “Odd One Out” game, cheeky politi...

In this wide-ranging and provocative episode, I’m joined by Steve (“Survival Steve”) and Mark from The Coop Files to unpack why modern society feels increasingly controlled, polarised and spiritually anaesthetised—and what we can practically do about it. We explore the journey from questioning mainstream narratives to a deeper examination of natural law, morality, and the occult (in its true sense...

Tonight on Fawkem Hall, I’m joined by Patrick, Anorak, Paul English, and later Monica, for a lively, meandering open-mic that starts with rocky intros and marmalade-glazed pork ribs and veers into our theme: are fads a form of human imprisonment? From Teddy Boys, Mods and Rockers, Beatniks and punks to today’s leggings, vaping and electric scooters, we explore how trends shape behaviour, manners,...

In this lively episode of Food for Thought Radio, I welcome back longtime activist Nathan Allenby to unpack a central theme shaping our times: passivity and fear in public life. We discuss why once-simple acts of civic engagement now feel risky, how cancel culture and job insecurity chill participation, and why many supporters stop at applause rather than action. Nathan reflects on 38 years of act...

In this lively, freewheeling episode, I kick things off after a few unexpected adverts and welcome guests Patrick and Paul for a spirited discussion on religion, morality, and power. We range from Yuri Bezmenov’s warnings about ideological subversion to the historical entanglements of church and state, the nature of scripture and translation (from the Septuagint to the Douay–Rheims), and whether b...

In tonight’s episode, I’m joined by Nathan Allenby for a far‑reaching, urgent conversation on facial recognition and the wider surveillance architecture growing around us. We unpack the recent High Court ruling on the Met’s live facial recognition, why tech‑led policing is failing while crime rises, and how integrated CCTV, ANPR, retail systems like Facewatch, phones, RFID, and international data...