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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

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Restore Britain
United Kingdom
Nigel Farage
Immigration
Reform UK
United States
Andy Burnham
Labour Party
Iran
Diocletian
Constantine the Great
Henry VIII
Roman Empire
Donald Trump
Russia
London
Ukraine
Royal Family
UK Politics
Makerfield

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Latest Episodes

In this episode of Chronicles, Luca is joined by Beau and Samson to continue their discussion on Sharpe's Tiger by Bernard Cornwell. They explore Sharpe’s budding friendship with Captain Lawford and their time in Tipu Sultan’s service.

Harry and Nick are joined by Callum Barker to discuss the return of the T-1000, the fight for the heart of London, and Mr. Beast’s colonial empire.

Beau discusses today's papers and gives you an overview of the day's news. Live 8-9am GMT on weekdays. Buy your Breakfast With Beau merch here!

Carl and Firas are joined by Voice of Wales to discuss the insane lengths the government will go to import illegals, socialist Wales, and our new Ministry of Truth.

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Recent Guests

Major General Dade
Guest discussing the Sharpe series
Episode: PREVIEW: Chronicles #64 | Sharpe's Tiger with Beau & Samson: Part I
Leon S. Kennedy
Guest referenced as a special guest; a character from the Resident Evil franchise
Capcom (fictional character)
Episode: Breakfast With Beau | Wednesday 16th September 2026
Tim McNally
Chairman of the local Piddington Parish Council
Piddington Parish Council
Episode: The People’s Republic of Piddington | Interview with Tim McNally
Brian Chau
Journalist and founder of Effort News
Effort News
Episode: PREVIEW: Brokenomics | Actual Journalism with Brian Chau
Edward McLaren
Author of Bothellford's Gone, special first time guest
Vauban Books / The Moldan Press (as referenced)
Episode: The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1503
Ben Gavive
Israeli National Security Minister
Israeli Government
Episode: The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1501
Howard Cox
Restore Britain Transport Spokesman
Restore Britain
Episode: The Boomer Question
Henry Bolton
Commentator referenced as an interlocutor in Boomer discussions; associated with Boomer-aligned discourse
Undisclosed in transcript
Episode: The Boomer Question
Ann Coulter
Political commentator and author featured as the guest in an in-depth interview
New York Times bestselling author, political commentator
Episode: PREVIEW: Brokenomics | The Right Wing Future with Ann Coulter

Hosts

Harry
Co-host/guest facilitator; Host of The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters; Producer
Beau
Host of The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters; Host of Breakfast With Beau

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 4.2k ratings
  • It is not the one thing…

    I’ve been a fan since sometime last year, as this show is the best source for this Yank to keep up with what’s going on with my English cousins.

    I forgot who dropped the line from No Country for Old Men — it’s the dismal tide — you cemented me as a fan for life.0

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rdcu8mbdt
    United Statesa month ago
  • One of the best

    I've always loved politics news curent affairs history media in general I follow some of the Normie channels but I've also been a contrarian and this group all of them are unmissable intelligent very clued up great sense of humour and don't rely on conspiracy theories. I am 69 years old and I'm still up for the New

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dugin57
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Best political podcast by far

    Even coming from an American this show is the only right leaning political podcast that’s well considered, funny, sincere, and for a younger audience and not corrupted by ZOG worshipping RINOs (US) or Tories (UK). FYI - the Nigel Farage Cameo segment had me almost peeing my pants. I laughed so hard I couldn’t breathe while I was driving. BIG CHUNGUS SENDS HIS REGARDS!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jhub91
    United States5 months ago
  • Please split shows

    Great channel but they out all their shows on one feed which is really annoying if you want to subscribe to just one

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    DasNibs
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Breakfast with Beau 1st April

    Still laughing from yesterday. ".. I haven't got a gun .. I didn't bring a gun .. I mean, I've got a gun but it's at home and it's in bits". Gold.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Old Normal
    United Kingdom6 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the sharp, well-informed discussions and humour.
Many praise the show for clear takes on complex issues and historical context.
Audience feedback often highlights enjoyment of guest ideas and cross-topic debates.
Some criticisms focus on perceived bias or extreme rhetoric from hosts and guests.
Overall sentiment skews highly positive for delivering engaging political commentary.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#50
United Kingdom/News
Apple Podcasts
#155
Australia/News
Apple Podcasts
#53
Saudi Arabia/News
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#148
United Arab Emirates/News
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#191
Ireland/News
Apple Podcasts
#219
Sweden/News

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

PREVIEW: Brokenomics | Actual Journalism with Brian Chau
Q: Can you walk us through how AB 2273 in California came together with a British NGO, and why it matters for people outside California?
AB 2273 was co-offered with the Five Rights Foundation, showing deliberate cross-border collaboration and a copy of the UK design code; this demonstrates how foreign policy-style strategies can be embedded in US state legislation, with lobbying disclosures occurring late.
PREVIEW: Brokenomics | Actual Journalism with Brian Chau
Q: So, Brian, you've started Effort News to look at verifiable data rather than anonymous sources—how has that shift changed the kinds of stories you've been able to publish?
The shift to document-based journalism allows us to expose how funding from governments influences NGOs and the policy narratives they push, making it possible to connect funding sources to specific advocacy and regulatory outcomes.
PREVIEW: Brokenomics | The Right Wing Future with Ann Coulter
Q: Ann, tell me, you were probably one of the first people to see potential in Trump. What did you see, and was it about insurgent energy?
I saw a strong signal on immigration as a core issue, and Trump's rise aligned with a larger shift against the political establishment's stance on immigration; his appeal was tied to renegotiating the status quo rather than changing personalities.
PREVIEW: Realpolitik #61 | An American Schmittian Moment? with Ronald Dodson
Q: How does liberalism differ from Schmidt's view of politics, and what are the risks of a purely managerial, peace-seeking approach?
The host/ Dodson argue that liberalism often seeks to maximize freedom by reducing conflict, which can erode essential political structures; Schmidt's framework suggests that some degree of conflict and a robust public order are necessary to maintain a stable regime and cultural continuity.
PREVIEW: Realpolitik #61 | An American Schmittian Moment? with Ronald Dodson
Q: Walk us through how Schmidt is misunderstood on the friend-enemy distinction and what the concept means in practice.
Dodson explains that Schmidt views the friend-enemy distinction as a political category, not a personal vendetta, and emphasizes the need to distinguish between a private enmity and a public, existential threat that justifies political action to protect a way of life.

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A sharp, opinionated current-events program that foregrounds UK politics with a strong right-leaning bent. Episodes frequently examining party dynamics, immigration, national sovereignty, and demographic policy, often through provocative hypotheticals like coalitions, leadership disputes, and policy red lines. Regular guests and recurring contributors weigh in on geopolitics, media framing, and historical context, creating a blend of brisk debate, cultural commentary, and cautionary geopolitical comparisons. Noteworthy is the show's willingness to challenge mainstream narratives, mix history segments with hot takes, and feature a tight-knit host team plus frequent guest voices, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy contrarian analysis,... more

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