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Today, I’m joined by historian, broadcaster, and cultural commentator Neil Oliver. Known for his exploration of British history and his celebrated work in archaeology, Neil has become a prominent figure in the discourse on modern politics, culture, and media. Together, we discuss the erosion of centralized power, the rise of independent media, and the cultural awakening provoked by global movements of dissent. We touch on the role of faith, the historical significance of protests such as the UK farmers' demonstrations, and the spiritual undercurrents driving humanity's search for meaning in a time of increasing societal control and upheaval. Neil also reflects on his transition from mainstream cultural broadcasting to being labeled a contrarian voice in today’s polarizing landscape.