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The Delingpod: The James Delingpole Podcast

James Delingpole
Covid-19
Christianity
Climate Change
Conspiracy Theories
Psalms
Global Warming
Vaccines
Russia
Chemtrails
Mental Health
Immigration
Freemasonry
Public Health
Catholic Church
Illuminati
Spiritual Warfare
Orthodox Church
Ukraine
Feminism
Monetary Metals

James Delingpole interviews the world’s most fascinating people.

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes103Founded8 years ago
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Andrew Lownie is a literary agent and the bestselling author of biographies of the Mountbattens, John Buchan, Edward VIII and, most recently, the royal sleazebag formerly known as Prince Andrew. James tries to get to the bottom of what Lownie knows, ... more

A warning: the audio has a nasty echo for the first few minutes. It does eventually sort itself out. Do persevere.

Foundring - pianist, singer, songwriter, World’s Fastest Anagram Solver - returns to serenade James on his birthday and to astonish hi... more

Mel K is a conservative filmmaker, writer and podcaster who spent a decade in Hollywood as a scriptwriter in the early 2000s and witnessed its further descent into the abyss. She escaped and is now writing a series of books about how the Elites gradu... more

James finally catches up with Australia’s irascible, motormouthed conspiracy OG Brendon O’Connell and asks him who really runs the world, how and why.. On the menu: the Rothschilds; what Brendon learned in prison in Western Australia and New Zealand;... more

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Host

James Delingpole
Host of The Delingpod

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 3.1k ratings
  • Blinkered

    I used to enjoy this but unfortunately James has closed his mind to any facts that contradicts his view of how the world works and that everything is a lie. Some things are but some things aren’t, some things are up for debate. He doesn’t seem to allow that anymore. I hope he gets back on track so i can listen in again but as things stand he is way more blinkered than the so called “normies”. I am grateful though for him opening up the conversation and bringing new ideas and views to our attent... more

    Apple Podcasts
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    Lul220
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • James

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    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lizziepuffy
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Was ok during lockdown but has descended into moronic drivel.

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    Wasabee
    3 months ago
  • 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 Podcasts
    1
    Timmarcj
    South Africa4 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 Podcasts
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    Ricky55568
    United Kingdom4 months ago

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Lasse Anderson
Q: Tell me about yourself.
I'm Lasse Anderson. I'm 47, living in Denmark most of my life with some time in Wales, working as a bricklayer and raising three kids. I consider myself awake to the systemic narratives and am drawn into discussions about culture, economics, and governance.
Matthew Crawford
Q: Do you believe there is a continuous, global deep-state network influencing events today?
Yes, he describes a cybernetic governance structure that transcends nations, with Freemasonry, Theosophy, and other groups acting as nodes in a bigger web of influence and control.
Matthew Crawford
Q: What makes you think the internet was engineered for mass psychology and control?
He argues that when the internet was created, there was an intention to harness mass media for psychological manipulation, combining tech development with cult psychology to steer public perception.
Matthew Crawford
Q: How did your upbringing influence your interest in remote viewing and occult networks?
Crawford explains a traumatic and complex family background, early exposure to intelligence-related programs, and a later personal commitment to uncovering what he sees as hidden networks that shape public life.
Dr David Morehouse
Q: So how accurate can you get when you're on your game, and what level of detail can you provide?
When properly trained and in an optimized process, there can be substantial accuracy across multiple attributes, and the method uses classed results across multiple students and targets, with AI-assisted analysis to quantify and score performance, though variability remains between sessions.

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This show leans into expansive conversations with guests who occupy fringe, counter-narrative, or contrarian spaces across politics, finance, science, and culture. Episodes frequently explore themes like government power, monetary systems, public health debates, climate and energy topics, and conspiracy-oriented viewpoints, often challenging mainstream consensus. A standout aspect is the consistent willingness to question established institutions, with guests ranging from former military and intelligence figures to scientists, writers, and journalists who offer provocative perspectives. Listeners who enjoy rigorous debate, alternative narratives, and to-the-point interviews with opinions that push against the mainstream are likely to find t... more

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