The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

Rafe Heydel-Mankoo joins Carl and Stelios to discuss how Reform seems inevitable now, the limits of the politically possible, and Britain finally learning how energy is produced.

This week Beau discusses the life and times of one of England’s greatest kings, Edward III. From his early struggle for power, to the battles of Halidon Hill, Crecy and Poitiers, the Black Death, and much, much more.

Harry, Josh and Beau discuss the left-wing reaction to mass deportations, leftist journalism being a deep state psyop, and the golden age of women’s sports.

Connor and Harry discuss Labour's Islamic blasphemy council, the fatalities of Diversity, and the illegal migrants lurking around school gates.

Josh discusses Jacob Lang’s experience as a Jan 6th prisoner and what he will do with his newfound freedom.

Carl and Dan look at the challenges for and early successes of  the Department of Government Efficiency. How the Dems are coming apart and cannot figure out what to do with themselves. And how a liberal activist judge unintentionally became the rights biggest hero.

Josh and Stelios discuss the plans to shut down USAID, a very large problem in Michigan, and how 2025 is off to a weird start.

Dan speaks to Raja Miah MBE a political campaigner who has been arrested multiple times and harassed by the state for his attempts to expose the grooming gangs and their links to the Labour party.

Josh, the Stelios, and Beau discuss how Sweden is a war zone, whether the AfD should be banned, and the 5-year anniversary of Brexit.

This week Beau discusses all the details concerning the conspiracy surrounding Julius Caesar’s assassination.