The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

Firas and Dan discuss the global financial situation and why another major crisis that makes the 2008 crisis look like a picnic is likely.

 Dan, Firas and James Esses discuss the Bondi beach attack and the planned experiment on British children for trans purposes.

This week Beau continues a chat with Alex Masters, aka ‘That Steam Guy’, all about the history of Steam Engines, Steam Trains and the history of Rail in Britain.

In this episode of Chronicles, Luca discusses The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot. He explores Eliot's mental state during its composition, and the poem's themes of modernity, tradition and fragmentation.

Carl, Nick and Beau discuss The new containment project, how British media reacts to the Fuentes Furore and the radicalisation of Tom Swarbrick.

Harry, Firas, and Josh are joined by Callum Barker to discuss how Britain has a horrifying problem, whether Britain can fight back, and how the truth is still being hidden from you.

Harry, Luca and Elizabeth Heverin to discuss Piers Morgan being unbelievably cucked, the new social media ban for Australians under 16, and the erasure of the Picts.

Imperial consolidation against China and a more chaotic world.

Carl and Dan examine the undercurrents which are informing the change in British politics and where they might lead in future.

Dan, Josh and the Stelios discuss how the EU can’t keep its finger off the self-destruct button, how Right-wingers are a “danger to children" and how this will cost MAGA the midterms.

Dan watches Richard Murphy’s budget alternative and considers the ultra socialists alternative budget.

Carl, Stelios, and Firas discuss the exploding Somali scandal, Candace Owens' conspiracies, and the UK's desperation to murder old people.

This week Beau continues his chat with Apostolic Majesty all about the life, times and career of Charles Talleyrand, one of the most pivotal figures in French history. A truly remarkable man.

In this episode of Chronicles, Luca is joined by Beau to discuss The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway. They explore the allegorical nature of the novella and its timeless themes of masculinity, ageing, and will.

Harry, Stelios and Leo discuss one third of Glasgow’s kids being non native English speakers, the British being abused tax slaves, and how Zoomer Looksmaxxers must be stopped.

Dan, Firas and Nate discuss the collapsing global system.

Carl, Harry and Josh discuss the long shadow of the British Empire.

Stelios interviews Byron Shepherd of the Morning Shot podcast about the situation in South Africa, the country's infrastructural collapse, its race relations, and its future.

Firas is joined by Joseph Robertson to discuss the current situation in Britain, explore potential solutions, and consider what the future may hold.

Why Hezbollah has become useful to Israel, nothing changed in Iran, Venezuela war coming, and why the Americans are suddenly making peace proposals for Ukraine.

Dan, Josh, and Stelios discuss the European establishment’s panic about the rise of the AfD, what this shows about western politics, and how to fix Germany and Europe.

Dan updates us on the liquidity cycle, reviews Labour second massively tax increasing budget and discusses what a bond market revolt would actually look like and how the world would react.

Stelios, Firas and Luca discuss the absolute train wreck of the Your Party’s Soviet Conference.

This week Beau chats to the masterful Apostolic Majesty all about the life, times and career of Charles Talleyrand, one of the most pivotal figures in French history during the revolution, the entire Napoleonic era, and the post Napoleonic era. A political survivor of the very highest calibre; a truly remarkable man.

In this episode of Chronicles, Luca is joined by Dan to discuss Flashman by George MacDonald Fraser. They explore Fraser’s skill in writing historical fiction, the genius of the Harry Flashman character, and the sheer hilarity of the novel’s dark humour.