
James Delingpole interviews the world’s most fascinating people.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

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
Lasse Andersen is a Danish bricklayer. He chats to James about his Awakening journey - via the Delingpod, obvs - and all sorts of other things besides: why heavily socialised Denmark is particularly vulnerable to the New World Order, bricks, crap mod... more
Mathew Crawford was raised in a family with elite occultist/intelligence services/masonic connections and forcibly enlisted, from a very young age, in the CIA’s remote viewing programme. But he survived to become an educator, entrepreneur , statistic... more
Richard Grove is the forensic historian host of America’s Grand Theft World podcast. Richard and James chat about the shady Anglo-American crime syndicate that secretly runs the world. On the menu: the opium trade; Skull and Bones; the Rthschlds (ine... more
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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
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Was ok during lockdown but has descended into moronic drivel.
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.
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.
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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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