Hearts of Oak Podcast

Daniel Greenfield: How Islamic Networks Capture Charities, Borders, and Prison Systems Daniel Greenfield returns to discuss the role of Catholic organizations in U.S. refugee resettlement programs, noting instances where Muslim leadership has taken over operations focused on bringing in Muslim migrants. He also covers fraud in Somali communities and the recent formation of the Sharia Free Caucus i...

The Week According To . . . Josh Ferme Josh Ferme, founding member and regular on Lotus Eaters joins us to review the week’s main stories. We covers recent events in Iran and Israel’s military operations, U.S. involvement and its regional effects, Europe’s energy position in relation to the Strait of Hormuz, and U.K. government statements on Russian gas supplies. Also we examine the Palantir-NVIDI...

Jerod Ochsendorf - Faith, Freedom & Informed Choices: Inside the 2026 Health Freedom Summit Jerod Ochsendorf, chiropractor, wellness advocate, and founder of the Freedom Summit joins Hearts of Oak to share how his work began with vaccine-injured children and grew into a nationwide movement for health freedom. From the first 2018 Vaccine Awareness Conference to the expanded Freedom Summit launc...

Sam Faddis discusses the escalating Middle East conflict, focusing on Iran's military actions against the U.S. and Israel. He highlights significant Iranian losses and retaliatory drone strikes, emphasizing Iran's unwillingness to negotiate. The conversation explores the U.S.-Israel alliance amid concerns over U.S. autonomy in decision-making and the unclear objectives of the military campaign. Fa...

In this episode of Hearts of Oak, Peter interviews Michele Bachmann, discussing issues in education, anti-Semitism, and national security. Bachmann critiques U.S. higher education as increasingly progressive, linking its decline to the Department of Education and teachers' unions. She praises Trump's immigration policies and raises concerns about the anti-Semitic sentiments within both major polit...

In this episode of Hearts of Oak, I engage in a comprehensive discussion with Richard Taylor from Wales regarding the recent UK by-election results, highlighting the Green Party's unexpected surge and its implications for traditional party dynamics. We analyze the significant role of the Muslim community in shaping the election outcome, particularly through effective campaigning strategies. Our co...

Jan Jekielek discusses his book "Killed to Order," which reveals the horrific realities of forced organ harvesting in China. He explores the emotional impact of the book and shares personal stories of victims, emphasizing the Chinese Communist Party's oppressive tactics and its exploitation of groups like Falun Gong practitioners. Jekielek details evidence of organ harvesting, the regime's manipul...

This episode features a discussion with David Atherton on pressing UK political issues following the Advance UK conference. Key topics include the demographic changes in Whitechapel and rising tensions related to free speech over religious discourse, leading to a provocative assertion that Britain could become an Islamic state by 2070. The episode critiques the current state of the British monarch...

In this episode of Hearts of Oak, Peter interviews Dr. Gavin Ashenden on contemporary Christianity and Christian nationalism. Dr. Ashenden critiques the idea of moral superiority linked to ethnicity, advocating for a spiritual understanding of Christian identity. He discusses the evolution of Christian nationalism in the UK and calls for a progressive integration of Christian values in society. Co...

Nick Buckley, a candidate in the Gorton and Denton by-election, discusses his motivations for running, including his deep ties to the community and a desire for meaningful change. He addresses the unique nature of by-elections and the challenges he has faced, including online abuse and threats. Buckley critiques the current political landscape, noting Labour's struggle to connect with traditional...

In an interview with Hearts of Oak, journalist Will Coleshill shares his transition from education to media activism, spurred by disillusionment with the UK's political response to COVID-19 and perceived governmental overreach. Frustrated by mainstream media's failure to cover public protests adequately, he created the YouTube channel GB Resistance to document events and elevate marginalized voice...

Join us for a conversation with Stewart Rhodes on his background in the military and law, the founding of @realoathkeepers and his perspectives on constitutional rights, political corruption, and current issues like state responses to COVID and border challenges.   Stewart Rhodes, founder of the Oath Keepers, discusses his military background, legal education, and the motivations behind founding t...

In this episode, I speak with Anni Cyrus about the ongoing crisis in Iran, focusing on the regime's communication blackout and its impact on dissent and human rights. Anni highlights the despair of the Iranian people and the media’s neglect of their struggle for freedom. We discuss Iran's socio-economic dynamics, regional relationships, and the support for Reza Pahlavi as a potential leader for a...

In this episode, I join Hearts of Oak to discuss critical global issues, including my documentary, "The Islamization of the West," which examines radical ideologies and political shifts. We explore the links between mass immigration and rising extremism, particularly its impact on LGBTQ+ individuals. Chapters https://x.com/VickyRichterUSA Connect with Hearts of Oak. . . 𝕏                         x...

Dr. Naomi Wolf returns to Hearts of Oak to discuss the political implications of New York City's recent mayoral election, particularly focusing on Mayor Mamdani's administration. She highlights a perceived "communist takeover" of urban centers, warning of a “red-green revolution” tied to a global Marxist agenda. Wolf critiques Mamdani's policies, claiming they undermine democratic integrity and sh...

Frank Gaffney discusses the significant threat posed by the Muslim Brotherhood to the United States and Western civilization. He highlights banthebrotherhood.org as a crucial resource for understanding the group's origins and objectives. Gaffney underscores recent political actions in Texas and Florida to designate the Brotherhood and CAIR as terrorist entities, emphasizing the urgent need for pub...

In this episode, I discuss the birth of Jesus and early life events with Dr. Gavin Ashenden, focusing on the visit of the Magi and the flight to Egypt. We explore the contrasting scenes of intimacy and celebration, the significance of the Magi's gifts, and King Herod's response.  Connect with Gavin . . . 𝕏     https://x.com/gavinashenden  Substack   https://t.co/rTxd3Rg3Va   Connect with Hearts of...

In this episode, we examine the significance of Christmas with Reverend Chris Wickland, who shares his journey from witchcraft to Christ. We discuss the anticipation surrounding Jesus’ birth, the humble circumstances of His arrival, and how God revealed His plans to the marginalized.   Connect with Rev Chris Wickland . . . 𝕏                      https://x.com/revwickland YouTube          https://w...

In this episode of "Hearts of Oak," co-hosts Peter and Lee Harris review key news stories, focusing on the accountability of London’s Mayor Sadiq Khan regarding grooming gang controversies and critiquing media narratives, particularly a recent BBC claim about the first Black Briton. They discuss controversial pro-Palestinian demonstrations linked to anti-Semitism, the Labour Party's negligence tow...

Dr. Sebastian Gorka discusses U.S. politics and international relations, emphasizing President Trump's achievements in counter-terrorism and economic policies during his first term. He highlights the impact of tariffs, attracting nearly $4.7 trillion in investments, and addresses the U.S. relationship with the Muslim Brotherhood, advocating for state-level actions against perceived threats.  Conne...

In this episode, we engage with Bishop Cairn Dewar to explore the New Testament's foundational narratives surrounding the birth of Christ. Building on our previous discussion of the 400 years of silence, we examine the angelic announcements to Zechariah and Mary, uncovering the significance of divine intervention and the anticipation for the Messiah.   Connect with Bishop Cei Dewar X/TWITTER  Bish...

In this episode, I reconnect with Peter from Hearts of Oak to discuss recent developments in Advance UK, including our smooth registration with the Electoral Commission and the vital role of local councillors in grassroots campaigning. I critique the current political landscape, focusing on our empowering college structure and the impact of ECHR on immigration control. We address taxation policies...

In this episode, I chat with Reverend Canon Father Phil Harris about the significance of Christmas and the 400 silent years after Malachi's prophecy. We explore the longing for the Messiah during this period and discuss the deuterocanonical books' relevance. Phil highlights key prophetic references in Isaiah and Micah, emphasizing the cultural context and the importance of Bethlehem.    Connect wi...

In this episode, we speak with Bernice Bufferth about the crisis in UK politics, focusing on Labour's declining poll ratings and controversial policies that alienate their support base. Bernice questions whether Labour's approach stems from idealism or a strategic acceptance of unpopularity. We discuss the implications of their international commitments on civil liberties, critique the media's inc...

In this episode, we engage with Alec Lace, creator and host of the podcast First Class Fatherhood. Alec shares his journey of launching the podcast in 2018 to reshape the narrative surrounding fatherhood, especially for young men who often see it as intimidating. With insights drawn from over 600 interviews with prominent figures across various fields, he highlights the joy and fulfillment of bein...