The Information

Peter Poole reads from an essay about the Millennium originally published in 1999 in the small press zine, "The Information". Topics include London's Millennium Dome,  the environment, and activism. An interesting reflection on the vibe of the time.

Peter Poole reads from an essay written in 1999 about weapons, conflict, and mind control. This essay was originally published in a small press magazine called The Information.

A special Christmas episode from The Information. In this recording, religious researcher Wayne John Sturgeon reads his essay on the theory of British Israelism and offers further insights and explanations on the subject in a subsequent discussion with Peter Poole.

Spiritualist Noel O'Dwyer responds to a knowledgeable correspondent who questions his interpretation of religious matters from Podcast Episode " Legacy of the Covenant " (March 6th 2010). (Please note: These Podcast Episodes were initially taped in the late '90s and transcribed from the audio into published essays.)

A double bill of short items: Nigel Baker writes of how cultural classics elevate mainstream artistic perception, while Peter Poole takes an unusual look at a local natural feature.

A talk given by Dr Ian Baillie about reincarnation and his many past lives with an introduction from mysteries researcher, Andy Thomas. This presentation was held on the 4th November at the "Changing Times" meeting in Burgess Hill, England. You can view the pictures being discussed by visiting Dr Baillie's website at: http://www.ravnskjold.com

Happy Halloween from The Information! In this creepy episode, Peter Poole reads from a memoir by Nigel Baker about ghosts, apparitions, and an unearthly presence in the basement.

Glynn Corke contrasts his positive views of psychic phenomena with mankind's warlike attributes. Recorded on September 17th, 1998.

Peter Poole reads an essay written by Glynn Corke (interviewed in the last episode) regarding his experiences in life with synchronicity and the number 9.

A warm and insightful interview with Glynn Corke about synchronicity, fascinating New Age characters, an eerie door and a mysterious shop called The Sale Zone. Glynn Corke's account raises some interesting points about spirituality in our everyday lives.

Peter Poole's homage to the sublime cinema of the late Stanley Kubrick.

The Lawful Rebellion Roadshow continues. Mike Robinson of the UK Column gets the floor and talks about the true depths of the UK's deficit. Brian Gerrish then takes questions from the audience.

Brian Gerrish of the UK Column speaks in Brighton, England, on the 3rd of September 2010. Gerrish talks at length about Common Purpose, the suspicious death of researcher Christopher Story, and the increasing emergence of a Global Fascist State.

Another free flowing discussion from Martin Poole and Alan Brown. In this episode, the New World Order is considered. Thoughts then naturally progress towards the very nature of our perceived reality and, therefore, the real controlling force. Books cited and referred to: The Holographic Universe - Michael Talbot Beyond the Quantum - Michael Talbot Infinite Love is the only truth; everything else...

The final part of an interview with Richard Dufton. In this episode, the Baron talks about his passion for geology, stresses the importance of knowledge, and mentions some methods to tackle pollution.

In this first episode of a series of free flowing discussions, Martin Poole speaks to researcher Alan Brown about 'the secret'. Martin and Alan discuss 'the secret' in broad terms and then focus on the popular documentary, 'What is the Secret?'. Is this DVD merely a well marketed viral product or a potential catalyst for great change?

Part Eight of an interview with Richard Dufton. In this episode, the Baron voices his fascinating take on art as language. Other topics covered include the relationship between left handedness and the 'Old Blood', dyslexia, and sailing Viking Longships.

Another weekly instalment from the Baron. In Part Seven, Dufton gives us his unique take on the merits of traditional royalty versus the increasingly common corporate world order.

A special episode of the podcast to mark the fifth anniversary of the 7/7 attacks in London of 2005. Recorded only days after the attacks occurred, Peter and Martin Poole voice their immediate reaction to the event and note the breaking news of the time.

Part Six of an interview with Baron Richard Dufton. In this track, Dufton discusses what it means to be a civilian, the delicate state of our vital food supplies, and the 2001 foot and mouth crisis in the UK.

More from the Baron. In part five of our extended interview, Richard Dufton discusses Lawrence Gardner, the misinterpretation of archaic words by modern researchers, and the bloodlines of the 'sacred isle'. Not to be missed.

Peter Poole speaks to Amanda Brace, green activist and former employee of a large charge card company, and gets her take on the concept of money and the inherent problems with the nature of campaigning.

Part Four of a 2002 interview with Baron Richard Dufton. In this episode, Dufton defines the New World Order and gives us his personal take on popular conspiracy researcher, David Icke, and the nature of the Reptilian bloodline. Stay tuned for Part Five.

In Part Three of a 2002 interview with Richard Dufton, the Baron discusses the real aims of the war in Afghanistan, Russian aircraft technology, and his take on former US President George W Bush Junior. More to come!

Peter Poole speaks to activist Margaret Carroll outside the Labour Party Conference in Brighton, England, during September 2009. Carroll raises her concerns about the EU and the New World Order takeover of the British Isles.