Gareth Gore

Gareth Gore, a financial journalist and author of 'Opus', joins the discussion to unravel the secrets of Opus Dei, the controversial Catholic organization tied to influential U.S. politics. He shares insights on its complex history, connections to historical authoritarianism, and claims of human trafficking. The conversation dives into the power dynamics shaped by Opus Dei, questioning the authenticity of miracles while critiquing the psychological control over its members. Humor and deep analysis combine as they explore dark money and modern implications within the Church.

Gareth Gore, financial journalist and author of "Opus," sheds light on the secretive Catholic organization Opus Dei. The discussion dives into its controversial beginnings and disturbing practices, including recruitment via deception and manipulative tactics. Gore details its historical ties to authoritarian regimes and presents alarming revelations about scandals like child abuse and human trafficking. The conversation also reveals Opus Dei’s influential presence in U.S. politics and its complex relationship with power, faith, and ethics.

Gareth Gore, a veteran finance journalist and author probing the Catholic order Opus Dei, reveals its hidden influence in global finance and allegations of human trafficking in Argentina. Alongside bird language expert Andrew Turbill and conservationist Dan Lyons, listeners learn to decode bird communication and its ecological significance. They discuss the role of bird sounds in ecosystem health and community conservation efforts, showcasing the beauty and complexity of avian interactions in nature.

Gareth Gore, a financial journalist and author of "Opus: The Cult of Dark Money," uncovers the sinister influence of Opus Dei, a shadowy organization tied to the Catholic Church. He connects Franco's Spain to the rise of Trump, revealing how Opus Dei's dark money shapes U.S. politics and values. The discussion delves into human trafficking, the manipulation of democratic processes, and the organization’s peculiar gender dynamics. Gore also shares chilling stories of recruitment tactics and the urgent need for grassroots activism to combat this growing power.

Journalist Gareth Gore, author of "Opus," uncovers the secretive world of Opus Dei, tracing its origins from Franco's Spain to its current influence in U.S. politics. He reveals their authoritarian tactics aimed at reshaping society, including manipulation of key figures through blackmail. The conversation highlights Opus Dei's rise during the Reagan era and its ongoing impact on America today, showcasing connections to powerful players and the organization's controversial plans to re-Christianize the world.