In this episode, I sat down with David Nicholl, a poet, musician, traveller and committee member of Anti Geoengineering Scotland, for a wide-ranging conversation about the skies above us, public awareness, and the growing concern around geoengineering and weather modification. We explored how David first became interested in the subject, the work his group is doing across Scotland, and why he believes more people need to slow down, look up, and question what they are seeing. Along the way, we also touched on the challenges of speaking about controversial topics in a world full of noise, distraction and competing narratives.But this wasn’t all doom and gloom. A big part of our conversation came back to the importance of reconnecting with nature, creativity and community. David spoke beautifully about his solo travels through the Highlands and Islands, his love of pairing poetry with music, and the peace that comes from stepping away from the engineered world and back into the living landscape. We also played several of his songs, making this a thoughtful mix of big ideas, personal journey, and a reminder to stay grounded, keep creating, and find your tribe.Food For Thought Radio (FFT): https://www.fftradio.com/FFT Weekly Schedule / Solutions Summit listing: https://www.fftradio.com/schedule/Anti Geoengineering Scotland: https://antigeoengineeringscotland.com/Geoengineering Watch: https://geoengineeringwatch.org/The Invisible Rainbow by Arthur Firstenberg: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/801079/the-invisible-rainbow-by-arthur-firstenberg/L/L Research – The Law of One library: https://www.llresearch.org/library/the-law-of-oneL/L Research – Books: https://www.llresearch.org/booksPaul English on FFT: https://www.fftradio.com/djs/paul-english/UK Government policy paper on solar

After some time away, I returned to the show to share where I’ve been, why I stepped back, and how my own healing journey is reshaping the direction of my work. I opened up about burnout, nervous system exhaustion, hormones, and the deeper themes behind my Queens of Chaos project: the removal of the feminine, the cost of living in survival mode, and why I believe women need space to reconnect with their bodies, rhythms, wisdom and authority. This episode really sets the tone for what’s coming next, both in my writing and in the conversations I want to bring to the show.I was then joined by Nikita Stark, founder of When Push Comes to Shove and creator of The Starck Method, for a rich conversation about nervous system regulation, early conditioning, informed consent, birth sovereignty and the patterns that sit beneath behaviour. We explored why information alone is often not enough, how women can be pushed into choices through fear or people-pleasing, and why true sovereignty means understanding the lens through which we make decisions. It was a thoughtful, grounded conversation about embodiment, inner work and reclaiming authority in birth, relationships and life.Food For Thought Radio (FFT): https://www.fftradio.com/Queens of Chaos: https://linktr.ee/QueensofchaosNickita Starck: https://nickitastarck.co.uk/The Starck Method: https://nickitastarck.co.uk/starck-method/When Push Comes to Shove: https://whenpushcomestoshove.co.uk/Doula Training UK | When Push Comes to Shove: https://whenpushcomestoshove.co.uk/courses/doula-training/Nickita on Substack: https://nickita.substack.com/AIMS (Association for Improvements in the Maternity Services): https://www.aims.org.uk/about-aimsBeverley Lawrence Beech and Am I Allowed?: https://www.aims.org.uk/journal/item/beverle

This week I was joined by Dean “Smudger” Smith for a wide-ranging conversation about language, etymology and the power words have in shaping thought, stories and the reality we move through. We explored why certain words, phrases and narratives seem to carry far more weight than they first appear to, how law and language overlap, and why learning to discern the roots and uses of words can become a real tool for seeing through confusion. We also touched on scripture, Genesis, the Tower of Babel, phonetics, numbers, frequency and the way language can be used both to reveal and to conceal.Dean also shared a bit about his own path into this work, from his wider awakening into studying words more deeply, and we spoke about the new weekly Facebook show we’re launching together, The Holy Truth, where we’ll take listener-submitted words, phrases and media talking points and break them down live. Despite a fair few tech gremlins during the broadcast, the heart of the episode was simple: if we want to understand the world more clearly, we need to pay much closer attention to the words we use, the stories we repeat and the meanings hidden in plain sight.Food For Thought Radio: https://www.fftradio.com/Dean “Smudger” Smith – BKB fighter profile: https://www.bkbbareknuckle.com/brawlers/dean-smithBKB Bare Knuckle Boxing: https://bkbbareknuckle.com/Mark Passio – What On Earth Is Happening: https://www.markpassio.com/Arthur Cristian – Inverted Realities / Love For Life archive: https://loveforlife.com.au/LFL11.htmlVictorian Dad – The Thin Thread: https://victoriandad.bandcamp.com/album/the-thin-threadLouis Barabbas & The Bedlam Six: https://bedlamsix.com/about/John Fairhurst: https://johnfairhurst.com/The Book of Genesis: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/genesis/0The Quran:

This morning I was joined by Samuel, one of the Yorkshire Blade Runners, for a wide-ranging conversation about the group’s campaign against what they describe as a growing surveillance and control infrastructure on Britain’s streets. We talked through what the Blade Runners do, why Samuel believes these roadside devices should be removed, the legal arguments the group says support its actions, and why he feels public awareness, courage and direct action are now essential. Samuel also shared that the Blade Runners are planning talks and training sessions around the country to help others understand their position and get involved.Alongside the interview, I reflected on fear, language, sovereignty and the growing anxiety many people feel around AI, digital ID, facial recognition, data centres and the wider direction of modern society. Whether listeners agree with every claim raised or not, this episode is ultimately about how we respond to uncertainty, how we keep asking difficult questions, and how we protect our humanity, communities and sense of responsibility in increasingly unsettling times.Food For Thought Radio: https://www.fftradio.com/Blade Runners Daily (Telegram): https://t.me/bladerunner01Save Us Now (SUN): https://www.saveusnow.org.uk/Mark Devlin: https://djmarkdevlin.com/Louis Barabbas & The Bedlam Six: https://bedlamsix.com/Louis Barabbas – Music: https://louisbarabbas.com/music/Tom Cruise Official Website: https://mc.tomcruise.com/Nicole Kidman Official Website: https://nicolekidmanofficial.com/ChatGPT – OpenAI Academy: https://openai.com/academy/getting-started/Claude by Anthropic: https://claude.com/

I opened this episode by sharing that I’m finally starting to feel better after several rough weeks of illness, and then settled in for a wide-ranging conversation with my long-time friend Ant Critchley of Stellify. We reflected on how the last few years have changed us both, from the intensity of truth activism and alternative media to the exhaustion, infighting and burnout that can come with constantly pushing against the machine. Ant spoke about losing everything after taking a stand during 2020, how that period led him into podcasting and spiritual exploration, and why he now feels called to create something more grounded, joyful and human through his new pub venture.From there, we went deep into discernment, shadow work, fear, freedom, trauma, community, spiritual balance and the difference between endlessly reacting to chaos and consciously creating something better. We talked about the Law of One, Mark Passio, David Icke, media theatre, the collapse of trust in institutions, and the need to stop handing our power away. The heart of the show was simple: observe people by their actions, not just their words; feed your own soul before trying to save the world; and remember that laughter, love, creativity and inner balance may be the most powerful forms of resistance we’ve got left.Food For Thought Radio: https://www.fftradio.com/Becoming Stellify: https://www.becomingstellify.co.uk/Camp 3 News: https://www.camp3news.com/Dark Matters Decode Academy: https://www.darkmatters.contact/The Mark Attwood Show: https://themarkattwoodshow.com/David Icke: https://www.davidicke.org/L/L Research – The Law of One: https://www.llresearch.org/Mark Passio – What On Earth Is Happening: https://www.markpassio.com/The Big Push: https://www.thebigpushband.co.uk/Ren: https://www.thearti

This week I sat down with Zeus for a wide-ranging and provocative conversation about declining testosterone, endocrine disruption, modern diets, environmental exposures and the broader question of what all of this is doing to men and women alike. We explored his personal journey into the subject, how years of bodybuilding and self-experimentation pushed him into deep research, and why he believes hormone imbalance sits at the centre of bigger issues around energy, mood, fertility, relationships and resilience.What really brought the discussion to life was a live call from Gary, who shared his own experience of testosterone treatment and the confusion that can come with trying to navigate the medical system. Between Zeus’s research and Gary’s story, the episode became a real-time look at how personal, emotional and far-reaching these health questions can be. Whatever listeners make of the claims and theories discussed, this episode is ultimately about questioning assumptions, comparing lived experience with official guidance, and asking harder questions about balance, health and the systems we’re told to trust.F The Radio: https://ftheradio.com/Mark Abbott Global: https://markabbott.global/Gays Against Groomers: https://www.gaysagainstgroomers.com/aboutRen official website: https://www.renmakesmusic.com/CHINCHILLA official website: https://www.chinchilla-official.com/Ren & CHINCHILLA – Chalk Outlines: https://ren-chinchilla.lnk.to/ChalkOutlinesYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Universe 25 (National Library of Medicine): https://medicineonscreen.nlm.nih.gov/calhoun12/Nebido: https://www.nebido.com/Klinefelter syndrome (NHS): https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/klinefelters-syndrome/MMR vaccine (NHS):

In this episode, I’m joined by Robert Jardine for a wide-ranging conversation about German New Medicine and the ideas behind its so-called five biological laws. We talk through Robert’s view that many symptoms people fear as illness may actually relate to the body’s healing phase after emotional shock or conflict, and I share some of my own personal reflections on grief, trauma, the body, and why this subject struck such a chord with me. It’s a challenging, controversial discussion, but one that asks listeners to think more deeply about health, emotion, stress, and the stories we are told about the body.Later in the show, I’m joined by Mark from the Thetford Truth and Freedom Movement to preview the upcoming Thetford Truth and Freedom Festival at the Angel Inn in Larling. We talk about how the event came together, the activism behind it, the mix of speakers, music and community on offer, and why gatherings like this matter to people looking for freedom, connection, and open conversation. If you’re curious about alternative health ideas, constitutional questions, or grassroots truth and freedom events, this episode covers plenty of ground.Robert Jardine: https://robert-jardine.com/Learning GNM: https://learninggnm.com/Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer / Germanische Heilkunde: https://en.germanische-heilkunde-dr-hamer.com/The Truth About Cancer by Ty M. Bollinger: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/598644/the-truth-about-cancer-by-ty-m-bollinger/Ty and Charlene Bollinger / The Truth About Cancer: https://shop.thetruthaboutcancer.com/pages/ttav-holiday-promo-devLouis Barabbas & The Bedlam Six: https://bedlamsix.com/Louis Barabbas Music: https://louisbarabbas.com/music/Thetford Truth and Freedom Festival:

I opened this episode in full Dark Matters mode before welcoming Mark Attwood to the show for a wide-ranging conversation on healing, frequency, trauma, truth-telling and what he calls being an “apocaloptimist”. We talked about the pressure so many people are feeling right now, the spiritual and psychological toll of the past few years, and why inner work matters just as much as calling out the madness around us. Mark shared how his own path led from alternative media and public speaking into building Live 5D Health in Ireland, a centre focused on therapies, recovery and helping people reconnect with their own capacity to heal.From there we went deep into water, grounding, parasites, consciousness, German New Medicine, Dolores Cannon, shamanism, Wetiko, the pineal gland, and the importance of raising our frequency rather than feeding fear. We also touched on the masculine and feminine balance, the power of speaking out, and the need to question everything while still keeping our feet on the ground. It was a big, bold, very Carly-and-Mark kind of conversation: part spiritual war room, part healing manifesto, and ultimately a reminder that if we want a different world, we have to embody it first.Food For Thought Radio: https://fftradio.com/Mark Attwood Show: https://themarkattwoodshow.com/Live 5D Health: https://www.live5dhealth.com/Mark Attwood on X: https://x.com/MarkAttwoodMark's Cosmic Adventures (YouTube): https://www.youtube.com/@MarksCosmicAdventuresGod Wins by Mark Attwood: https://themarkattwoodshow.com/title/god-wins-my-new-book-is-here-14th-april-2023/Weapons of Mass Protection by Mark Attwood & Abby Wynne: https://themarkattwoodshow.com/media-category/weapons-of-mass-protection-book-reviews/German New Medicine (Global GNM): https://globalgnm.com/Dolores Cannon:

This week on *Kali’s Breakfast Spell*, I sat down with Neil Bentley for a deep and unapologetically esoteric conversation on history, language, scripture, symbolism and sovereignty. We explored Neil’s decades of research into Albion, Ireland, the Tuatha Dé Danann, astrotheology, biblical narratives, and the idea that many accepted histories may be mistranslations, inversions or deliberate rewrites. We also touched on pattern recognition, autism, myth, the Christ archetype, Saturn, Sirius, Plato’s cave, Freemasonry, Tartaria, and the way symbols can be used to conceal as much as they reveal.Alongside the historical and theological thread, I also framed why these conversations matter now: data centres, AI, digital control, children’s data, language in law, and the wider battle over who gets to define reality for us. Whether listeners agreed with every conclusion or not, the heart of the show was a call to question inherited narratives, reclaim discernment, and keep the conversation alive rather than outsourcing truth to institutions, empires or algorithms.Food For Thought Radio: https://www.fftradio.com/Kali on FFT (Kali’s Breakfast Spell host page): https://www.fftradio.com/djs/kali/Dark Matters Decode Academy: https://www.darkmatters.contact/The People’s Lawyer (David A / David Adelman): https://thepeopleslawyeruk.com/Manly P. Hall / Philosophical Research Society: https://www.manlyhall.org/BSV Blockchain: https://bsvblockchain.org/BSV Hub: https://hub.bsvblockchain.org/Andy Thomas – The Truth Agenda: https://truthagenda.org/Andy Thomas on FFT: https://www.fftradio.com/djs/andy-thomas/The Victoria Rixon Show (FFT): https://www.fftradio.com/shows/the-victoria-rixon-show/God-Man: The Word Made Flesh by George W. Carey and Ine

This morning I’m joined by Indigo — the Buddhist roadman — for a grounded, streetwise dive into sovereignty, authenticity, and how we keep our heads while the world tries to wind us up. Fresh back from a week in Portugal, I share reflections on slowing down, stepping out of the outrage cycle, and tending not only the body but the spirit. Indigo opens up about his modelling years, why learning the “language” of law and identity changed his life, and how we can respond to psychological operations and division tactics without feeding them. We explore the balance of masculine and feminine, the lure of false saviours, and practical ways to reclaim responsibility, coherence and courage in chaotic times. We also talk shadow work, the long dark night of the soul, and why planting new seeds beats swinging at dead trees. If you’ve felt battle‑weary yet called to speak plainly, this one’s a reminder to choose discernment over reactivity, love over fear, and creation over consumption — with a few tunes to carry us between the beats.'L/L Research (The Law of One / Ra Material)': https://www.llresearch.org'Dr Joe Dispenza – Official site (Becoming Supernatural, coherence practices)': https://drjoedispenza.com'The Courage to Be Disliked (Ichiro Kishimi & Fumitake Koga) – overview': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Courage_to_Be_Disliked'Bob Marley – Official site (Exodus and works referenced)': https://www.bobmarley.com

In this breakfast show from North Wales, I sit down with regular guest Robin and welcome Chrissy, whose deep-dive research challenges how the UK Child Maintenance Service pursues arrears. From bulk “liability order” listings and due‑process concerns to the role of enforcement agents and data handling, we map what listeners are facing and the lawful routes to challenge it. Chrissy outlines why she believes certain summonses and liability orders don’t meet statutory requirements, and how tools like appeals (N161) and Article 6 fair‑trial protections may apply. Robin sets this within the wider pattern we also see around council tax enforcement and court administration, and we talk practical next steps, accountability and keeping evidence tight. Along the way we touch on staying resilient in heavy times, keeping conversations civil despite online pile‑ons, and inviting independent musicians for future shows. If you’re dealing with CMS or council enforcement, this episode is a primer on questions to ask, documents to request, and where to find the black‑and‑white law before you take your next step.'Child Maintenance Service (UK)': https://www.gov.uk/child-maintenance'Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)': https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-work-pensions'HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS)': https://www.gov.uk/courts-tribunals/'Government Legal Department (GLD)': https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/government-legal-department/about'CourtServe (court listings portal working with HMCTS)': https://www.courtserve.com/'Thames Valley Police (force homepage)': https://www.thamesvalley.police.uk/police-forces/thames-valley-police/areas/au/about-us/about-thames-valley-police/'Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)': https://ico.org.uk/'Hansard (Official Report of UK Parl

In this two‑hour live show I’m joined by Robin Hood of the Realm of England and our economics lead, Toshi, to connect the dots between law, remedy and money. We explore how language, jurisdiction and incorporation shape everyday life, why understanding our standing matters in court, and where historic principles like trial by jury and the Bill of Rights still bite. Robin outlines the realm’s practical approach to remedy, from challenging presumptions to asserting living status, while we talk through common traps in statutory administration and why proof, jurisdiction and due process are the real battlegrounds. Toshi then breaks down money from first principles, explains currency vs. commodity, and sets out why he believes BSV (the original Bitcoin protocol) can scale, secure data, and fund parallel infrastructure without central gatekeepers. We discuss data as the new commodity, practical use cases (from payments to auditable records), and how economic incentives could unite people to enforce lawful order. We wrap with upcoming shows and a call for listeners to skill‑share, stay curious and back real‑world remedy with informed economics.

On today’s breakfast show I warmed up the studio with new music from independent artists and welcomed my long-time friend Darren Thomas – former RAF Police and Greater Manchester Police officer turned author, poet and comedian. We traced his journey from life inside the institution to rebuilding with a pen, reflecting on discretion in policing, Freemasonry’s quiet influence, burnout, and how target-driven bureaucracy reshaped a service once rooted in community. Darren shared frontline memories from 1990s Salford, why many join with good intent, and why awareness (more than “awake”) is the path back to personal responsibility and sanity. We also riffed on symbolism and language around policing – from Peel and the Met to “boys in blue,” checkerboard caps, and etymology – before touching on resilience, mental health and creative practice. Between live-link hiccups we spun tracks from Preston duo Ivan Campo and revisited Ren and CHINCHILLA’s Chalk Outlines, then closed on the reminder to look after ourselves while holding the line through a choppy 2026. Darren’s first novel, Seven Days of the Weak, folds his false starts, dark humour and a certain “gloom lobster” into one lyrical ride – highly recommended.'Food For Thought Radio (FFT)': https://www.fftradio.com/'Darren Thomas – Seven Days of the Weak (novel)': https://www.lulu.com/shop/darren-thomas/seven-days-of-the-weak/hardcover/product-1mmke2qp.html'Ivan Campo – Official Site': https://www.ivancampo.net/'Ivan Campo – Bandcamp': https://ivancampo.bandcamp.com/'Ren – Official YouTube Channel (@RenMakesMusic)': https://www.youtube.com/@RenMakesMusic'Ren x CHINCHILLA – Chalk Outlines (Live) [YouTube]': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35yALr_opeg'CHINCHILLA – Official Site': https://www.chinchilla-official.com/'Greater Manchester Police – Official Site': https://www.gmp.police.uk/

Live radio at its most human. After a brief tango with tech gremlins, I welcome back “the people’s lawyer” David Adelman for a candid, energising conversation on resilience, service and speaking uncomfortable truths. David shares frontline stories from the last six years—being blocked by police outside venues, finishing talks in the street, and why he believes our power is far greater than we realise when we stand calmly in it. We dive into schools, data and children: biometric profiling, mock “lockdowns”, and how awareness—backed by targeted DSARs, the UK GDPR and FOI—is a sharper tool than fear. Lisa Borg also pops in from Kewstoke to champion community wellness and remind us that sturdy minds need sturdy bodies. Between reflections on ego, shadow work and the theatre of modern life, I spin Ren’s “Hi Ren,” a raw portrait of inner dialogue that mirrors the times: vulnerable, intelligent, bruised—and beautifully resilient.'FFT Radio (station home)': https://fftradio.com'Ren – “Hi Ren” (official video)': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_nc1IVoMxc'UK Data Protection Act 2018 (full text)': https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2018/12/contents'General Data Protection Regulation (EU 2016/679) – retained UK law text': https://www.legislation.gov.uk/eur/2016/679/contents'ICO guide: Your right to get copies of your data (Subject Access Requests)': https://ico.org.uk/for-the-public/your-right-to-get-copies-of-your-data/'Freedom of Information Act 2000 (full text)': https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2000/36/contents

A turbulent morning in the studio turned into a stark, wide‑ranging conversation about war, power, and the technologies shaping our lives. After early tech glitches and a recap of my off‑air chat with Paul, I explored quotes and cultural touchstones on war before welcoming weapons and EMF commentator Mark “5G” Steele. Mark walked us through his claims about LED street lighting, directed‑energy systems, and data‑capture infrastructure in UK cities, and why he believes these deployments intersect with recent public‑health policies and narratives. We also discussed how history is framed by victors, the importance of questioning official accounts, and the human cost of conflict. Between tracks—including Defacer’s They Live and Jimmy O’Neil’s Clotshot—we spoke candidly about censorship, dissent, and staying grounded while engaging with uncomfortable material. Whatever you think of these assertions, the call was to examine evidence, keep dialogue open, and resist being set against one another. If you’ve questions for future segments with Mark, or want to join the live conversation, you can find my show page via FFT Radio.'FFT Radio – Carly (show page)': https://fftradio.com/carly'United Nations – Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development': https://sdgs.un.org/2030agenda'Sun Tzu – The Art of War (Project Gutenberg)': https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/132'War (Edwin Starr song) – Background and history': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_(Edwin_Starr_song)'They Live (1988 film) – Themes and cultural impact': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_Live'Temple of the Dog – Supergroup featuring Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_of_the_Dog'AstraZeneca – Official site': https://www.astrazeneca.com/'Pfizer – Official site': https://www.pfizer.com/'Moderna – Official site':

In today’s Food for Thought Radio, coming to you from slightly sunny North Wales, I set the tone for a jam‑packed morning and welcome two guests who bring fire and nuance in equal measure. First up, Nick, organiser of the Weekend Truth Festival, shares how the event has evolved, why it’s moved to Wrexham for 17–20 July, and what to expect from speakers like Dolores Cahill and David Adelman, plus hands‑on community elements from growing to grassroots remedy. We swap stories about running events “in the private,” keeping common sense safety without ceding sovereignty, and the curious run‑ins with mainstream media. Then writer and researcher Caroline Knight joins to explore the deeper fault‑lines behind today’s division: attachment styles, shadow work, ancestral patterns, and how polarity between the masculine and feminine plays out in modern relationships. We unpack why self‑knowledge is the antidote to manipulation, how to distinguish desire from love, and why real integration beats pseudo‑spiritual bypass. Along the way we keep a sense of humour—spotlighting satirical songs from Jimmy Wingard—and remind ourselves that it’s a theatre out there; the power lies in how we respond, in community, discernment and a bit of divine comedy.

Happy New Year — on 1 April. In this episode I open with why many of us feel the spring equinox is the true reset, and how shifting from lunar to Gregorian time has distanced us from nature’s cycles. We then dive into free speech, comedy and culture with The Wigan Joker, Jimmy O’Neill, on censorship in the comedy circuit, class, and why humour matters now more than ever. I also showcase music from Wigan legend David Rybka and reminisce about his band Victorian Dad. In the second half, Dr Jo Whitaker (PhD, genetics/microbiology; virology background) joins to unpack terrain theory versus germ theory, vaccine ingredients, and why frequencies, EMFs and our biofield matter. Jo explains her Crystal Water Experience work, how grounding and magnetism interact with the body, and offers a free, practical detox guide. Expect tech hiccups, straight talk, and a lot of heart — all in the spirit of questioning orthodoxy and celebrating human connection, creativity and laughter.'Crystal Water Experience': https://crystalwaterexperience.com'The Comedy Store (London) – King Gong': https://thecomedystore.co.uk/london/king-gong/'Frog and Bucket Comedy Club (Manchester)': https://frogandbucket.com'Wigan Council (official site)': https://www.wigan.gov.uk'Lisa Nandy MP – UK Parliament Profile': https://members.parliament.uk/member/4130'European Convention on Human Rights – Full Text (PDF, Article 10: Freedom of Expression)': https://www.echr.coe.int/documents/convention_eng.pdf'Gareth Icke (official site)': https://garethicke.com'German New Medicine – Learning GNM': https://learninggnm.com'Andrew Kaufman, M.D. (official site)': https://andrewkaufmanmd.com'Dr Tom Cowan (official site)': https://drtomcowan.com'SV40 and Cancer – National Cancer Institute Fact Sheet':

Grand rising! In this midweek edition I welcome STRANiKi (aka Shane Joy) to dive into his raw, northern-soaked debut album. I spin Faith no More, We Lost the North, Locked Behind the Wheel and King of the 90s, and we get into the craft: heavy riffs with shades of The Cure and Bowie, Ian Brown’s renegade spirit, BMX-era nostalgia, and those recurring themes of time, loops and awakening. It’s more than a record; it’s a lived transmission from violent northern streets laced with hope. Later, nurse and whistleblower Carly Lou joins me to reflect on 2020—residents isolated, ethics tested, and why she spoke out despite the cost. I also trail the Weekend Truth Festival (17–19 July 2026, Wrexham) hosted by Prof. Dolores Cahill and David Adelman, and share ways to support independent artists and events. If you’re new, you can catch us live on FFT Radio and join the conversation next week.'STRANiKi by STRANiKi' (album): https://music.amazon.com/albums/B0GMDMPVZXWeekend Truth Festival (17–19 July 2026, Wrexham): https://weekendtruthfestival.co.uk/FFT Radio – Listen live and schedule: https://fftradio.com/The Cure – Official site: https://www.thecure.com/David Bowie – Official site: https://www.davidbowie.com/Ian Brown – Official site: https://www.ianbrown.co.uk/FAC51 The Hae7ienda – Official site: https://fac51-thehacienda.com/Sanctum Bar, Castleford (venue for May shows): https://www.yorkshire.com/castleford/food-drink/nightclubs/sanctum-barIckonic – Independent streaming platform: https://www.ickonic.com/Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) – About: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/disclosure-and-barring-service/aboutDavid Adelman – The Peoplee28099s Lawyer (UK):

In today’s dry-run breakfast show, I open up about why language, law, and symbolism will be running threads throughout this series—and why resilience and inner balance matter when we speak up. With first guest Dean, we explore how words shape reality (juris + diction), the theatre of courts, commerce and “personas,” and the pull to react versus respond. We roam from etymology to archetypes, Saturn and time, the “matrix” of modern life, and how attention-capturing tech becomes a ritual of its own. We also touch on personal journeys—hitting rock bottom, faith, and finding the middle way—before hearing from a brave first-time caller whose recent awakening shows how quickly lives can change when fear gives way to discernment and purpose.Along the way we decode pop-cultural mirrors (from The Matrix and Doctor Strange to The Truman Show and Gladiator), discuss the feminine–masculine balance, and why unity of spirit—not blind reaction—breaks the spell. In short: the only way out is through, and the way through starts with the word—used rightly, compassionately, and courageously. 'The Law of One (Ra Material)': https://www.lawofone.info'Doctor Strange (2016) – Marvel Studios': https://www.marvel.com/movies/doctor-strange'The Matrix (1999)': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Matrix'The Truman Show (1998)': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Truman_Show'Gladiator (2000)': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gladiator_(2000_film)'Nirvana – In Utero': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Utero_(album)'Manly P. Hall': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manly_P._Hall'Polaris (North Star)': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polaris'Catholic Church (overview)': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_Church'Apple iPhone – Official sit