The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

The recent pause on tariffs sparks a debate on its potential long-term impact on trade policies. Trump’s tariff strategies are examined through the lens of 'The Art of the Deal', revealing intentionality and predicting effects on the economy. A generational divide emerges as boomers, millennials, and zoomers react differently to market fluctuations. The discussion also delves into the ramifications of mounting debt and inflation from the COVID era, linking these issues to rising interest rates and perceptions of tariffs in a changing manufacturing landscape.

The podcast dives into the historical significance of Scunthorpe's steelworks and its recent sale to a Chinese entity. It critiques UK's economic policies and explores the geopolitical tensions with China regarding the decline of the British steel industry. Birmingham's governance crisis reveals financial mismanagement and disconnect from the public. The conversation also tackles the immigration crisis, including proposed legislative changes and the role of the Royal Marines in managing border issues. Historical perspectives enrich the discussion on foreign ownership and its implications for national security.

Join Luca Johnson, a passionate speaker and expert on T.E. Lawrence, as he unravels the enigmatic post-WWI life of this historical figure. Discover how Lawrence tried to escape his legendary status and grappled with personal tragedy after the war. The conversation delves into his pivotal role at the Versailles Peace Conference advocating for Arab sovereignty, his complex relationship with Churchill, and the ongoing debates about historical responsibility in the Middle East. A fascinating blend of history and personal narrative awaits!

Dr. Charles Cornish-Dale, a returning guest and Roar Egg Nationalist, dives into the controversial crackdown on Turkish barbershops and discusses how anti-white racism is perceived as government policy. The conversation shifts to the decline of English towns and the impact of foreign businesses, while also unearthing connections to organized crime. They critically explore themes of masculinity, systemic bias in tragic events, and cultural implications of immigration, ultimately questioning the narratives shaping today's society.

Carl, Harry, and Stelios discuss the tariff chaos, how Labour is replacing itself, and how Trump's deportation plan is going.

Harry, Dan and Josh discuss the absolute meltdown from the Tariffs, Netflix’s Devil May Cry and the plague of millennial writing, and how Western streamers are making fools of themselves in the East.

Josh and Beau discuss how Labour has become Britain’s most right-wing party, how Trump’s deportations are going, and what can be missed when looking at crime statistics.

Dan takes a look at Trump's tariff plan, how they work in general, the reaction to them, and why Dan supports what they are trying to achieve.

Carl, Stelios, and Steven discuss the right's prospects in France after Le Pen's conviction, why the British state is promoting Islam, and how Glasgow is a sanctuary city.

Leilani Dowding joins Carl and Beau to discuss the establishment fear of civil war, the incel-feminist civil war in South Korea, and the "prejuvenation" trend.