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

Beau, Josh, and Nate discuss how the war on slop is close to victory, the SPLC being caught in lies and deceit, and how the Mandelson affair creeps ever closer to the heart of power.
Carl and Dan discuss how Reform UK have started to panic as Restore Britain keeps rising and their efforts to try and kill them off before they hit the mainstream.
Beau discusses today's papers and gives you an overview of the day's news. Live 8-9am GMT on weekdays.
Dan, Stelios and Luca discuss Syrians returning home, Zack Polanski’s communist solutions, and the dialectic of progressivism.
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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.
B.B Dade is no doubt staunch but his show could do with better production.
Excellent podcast.
‘Breakfast with Beau’ is definitely my cup of tea. Love the way Beau explains the news in layman’s terms, along with normal common sense opinions and humour. I particularly like the unexpected entertainment & music references from the latter part of the 20th century!
Ps. Does singing ‘Monday, Monday’ in my head, anytime I hear that particular day mentioned by anyone in the real world, officially qualify me as ‘one of the chosen few’ ??
Excellent discussions. I'm just getting into this podcast but I've been extremely impressed. Keep it up, lads!
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”.
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Content typically centers around current political discourse and sociocultural issues, often with a focus on both UK and US perspectives. Episodes frequently critique mainstream media and political narratives, touching on topics like housing policy, immigration, and the implications of current political events. The hosts bring a mix of humor and sharp analytical commentary, appealing to listeners interested in a unique blend of political insight and societal critiques. They also challenge prevailing narratives, emphasizing themes of authenticity and the need for genuine discourse in contemporary politics, which might resonate with audiences seeking alternative viewpoints on pressing issues.
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