The Delingpod: The James Delingpole Podcast
James DelingpoleJames Delingpole interviews the world’s most fascinating people.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||
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Iain Davis - James’s go-to researcher for explaining conspiracies in measured language that doesn’t frighten off the Normies - is back with another of his fantastically well-researched books. This one, The Technocratic Dark State, may be his most imp... more
Aaron J Smith is a former alcoholic and drug addict who found God, cleaned up his act and now supervises psychiatric patients in a maximum security prison in Wisconsin. He chats to James about all sorts of interesting things from his time in the mili... more
In this uncharacteristically - and completely accidentally - topical podcast James finds himself talking to former Army and Police officer Charles Malet of UK Column. They chat animatedly but amiably about the issue of the hour “How can you tell who ... more
‘Slavlander’ - formerly ‘Rurik Skywalker’ - is a Ukrainian-born, American-raised researcher who specialises in the kind of Slavic conspiracy issues with which we are less familiar in the West. James (as you all know) is a massive Russophile and a big... more
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Was ok during lockdown but has descended into moronic drivel.
Podcast Addict2a month agoWasabee- Clueless, rabid conspiracy theories, not much else.
If you like uninformed, foaming rabid conspiracy theories, a host who doesn’t do his homework, interrupts guests, and is constantly being corrected on basic facts by his guests, then this meandering, meaningless, audio diarrhoea is the podcast for you. The lack of general knowledge of basic historical events is breathtaking. Avoid.
Apple Podcasts1Timmarcj
South Africa2 months ago - Loved London Calling but most of this is tripe
I like to keep a very open mind on most things and I know we get lied to on a ridiculous scale but some of these conversations are just silly. He had Neil Oliver on recently, a man I used to massively respect but he’s just completely disappeared down several rabbit holes. Sorry but I can’t take discussion of fallen angels seriously. Is gone from the sublime with Toby to the ridiculous.
Apple Podcasts1Ricky55568
United Kingdom2 months ago - Dick
Love the shows with brother Dick!
Apple Podcasts5Billy1027
United States3 months ago - Listened for years
The absolute blasphemies I’ve heard on the last few podcast are an abomination. I also read an article about James recently and his past. I question his authenticity. I’m seriously questioning if I will ever listen to this show again.
Apple Podcasts1Roland45United States4 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #96 | United Kingdom/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #243 |  Australia/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #204 |  Ireland/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #211 | South Africa/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #250 |  New Zealand/Society & Culture |
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A conversational show featuring provocative conversations with high-visibility guests across geopolitics, religion, history, and alternative media. Episodes frequently challenge mainstream narratives, exploring themes like government transparency, media manipulation, global power architectures, and religious/philosophical interpretations. The host leans into contrarian viewpoints, often weaving personal anecdotes and provocative takes with deep-dive interviews, humor, and a willingness to entertain fringe theories. This mix tends to attract listeners who value independent thinking, skepticism toward established institutions, and discussions that push conventional boundaries. Noteworthy is the show's penchant for cross-disciplinary guests an... more
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2. Francis O'Neill
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4. Gloria Moss
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