
Podcast by lotuseaters.com
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 539 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

Beau discusses today's papers and gives you an overview of the day's news. Live 8-9am GMT on weekdays.
Harry, Firas, and Nate discuss the launch of Restore Britain as a national party, the media response to it, and the benefits of remigration.
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In this episode of Chronicles, Luca and Nathan Hood continue their discussion of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. They explore Gawain's virtue and faith as he reckons with the temptation of Lady Bertilak, and his climactic reunion with the Green Knig... more
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Shortly after the American hostages were released from Iran in 1981 a reporter asked former hostage Bruce German if he’d ever consider returning to Iran. In the greatest reply imaginable he said, “In the nose of a B-52”.
The Lotus Eaters is worth the support each month but now with “Breakfast With Beau” it is even better than it was. His pithy and witty commentary every day is now the must listen each day in 2026. His theatrical sigh each time some news sources are mentioned are a special bonus every day 😊
Very enjoyable listening to one calm voice explaining the headlines with no interruptions. Thankyou Beau.
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Breakfast with Beau is becoming one of my favorites already. Thank you gentlemen for giving me all the red coat news I ever need.
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This podcast focuses on contemporary political issues with a distinctive critical lens, often examining the implications of historical events on current governance and societal dynamics. Topics range from discussions about the legacy of the British Empire and immigration policies to party politics and the influence of populism in Europe. The hosts bring a mix of humor and skepticism, analyzing the effectiveness of political strategies and critiquing prevailing narratives promoted by established parties. Unique to this podcast is its ability to tackle complex global issues and historical events while engaging listeners through witty banter and insightful critiques, making it appealing for those interested in a thoughtful discourse on current... more
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Recent guests on The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters include:
1. Nathan Hood
2. Katharine Birbalsingh
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6. Henry Martin
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