The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

Beau discusses Labour’s continued attack on farmers, and whether Clarkson will take his rightful place as a champion of the people. Carl covers the chronic mid-wittery of Starmer’s government, especially in regard to net zero and Ukraine. Stelios highlights how the Dems are tearing families apart faster than ever in light of Trump’s victory.

Beau discusses Armistice Day, outlining the final hours and human cost of the First World War, Josh covers the Islamic attacks on Jews in Amsterdam, and Dan explores how Trump's victory has caused Bitcoin prices to soar.

To commemorate Armistice Day Beau reads 'Suicide in the Trenches', by Siegfried Sassoon

Harry, Beau, and Stelios discuss the completely sane and reasonable reactions to Trump’s win, why the Democrats lost, and where the Democrats go from here.

Carl, Connor & Ralph Schoellhammer discuss Hispanics voting for Trump, Kamala Harris’ army of hideous Redditors, and why Rory Stewart got it all wrong.

This week Beau discusses Caesar’s next set of battles in Gaul. Fighting breaks out all over the show, from the Alps, to the Atlantic coast, to deep in the heart of central Aquitania; all with various degrees of success. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-184-or-epochs-183-or-pompey-and-caesar-part-ix-10-11-2024

Harry, Beau, and Stelios discuss the completely sane and reasonable reactions to Trump’s win, why the Democrats lost, and where the Democrats go from here.

Josh, Beau, and Stelios discuss the predictions for the US presidential elections, the murder of Peanut the Squirrel in New York, and the Conservative Party's election of Kemi Badenoch as party leader.

This week Beau discusses Caesar’s next move in Gaul after defeating Ariovistus, he attacks The Belgae, a giant coalition of tribes from all over northern Gaul and the German side of the Rhine; large scale fighting ensues. Watch the full premium video: https://www.lotuseaters.com/premium-epochs-183-or-pompey-and-caesar-part-viii-03-10-24

The hosts delve into a potential revolt by Jeremy Clarkson, sparking discussions on political upheaval. They analyze how Donald Trump manages to connect with everyday people while critiquing the Irish government's distancing from its citizens. The complex landscape of hate speech legislation in Ireland raises important questions about freedom of expression. They also explore the impact of rising taxes on farmers and the disconnect felt in the agricultural community, emphasizing the need for government accountability and civic action.