Hi, I will be making some changes to the podcast from next year onwards. These changes will take the podcast back to its original roots of making history and mythology related content, and enhance it by inviting experts in their fields to discuss in depth about topics relating to history, mythology, theology, governance policies, and literature. The podcast will no longer be available on any other platform apart from YouTube, Substack, and X.
In this episode I am joined by, Dr Mario Trabucco della Torretta, who gives an update about what he suspects British Museum is trying to do behind our backs in secret. We also discuss his participation in the recent debates in Athens and the scientific paper he wrote in the Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History. Hope you enjoy the Marble Games.
Reuploading this as Spotify said the previous upload might have restrictions in various countries due to "Benny Hill" music in a portion of a clip.
In this episode, I talk with Paul Golding who is co-leader of Britain First, about the recent seizure of their "Battle Buses" which they use for political campaigning.
In this episode #100 of the World of Momus podcast, I engage with Pete North, a political commentator and aviation enthusiast, discussing his journey from programming to political activism, the controversial AC Grayling incident, and the flaws in the British libel system. But primarily we talk about the recent incident which saw Pete arrested for a tweet against a proscribed terrorist organisation Hamas.
In this episode #99 of Reflections & Reactions, I talk with Richard Thomson about his journey from serving in the Royal Marines, Maritime Security, Financial System Analysis, and into the world of Politics. Richard being local from Essex, also discusses the political change going on in Essex, and we also talk about his departure from Reform Party. And then he also discusses his reasons for joining Advance UK. You can find Richard Thomson on X: https://x.com/RichardTomo5Become a Paid Subscriber on Substack:https://www.theworldofmomus.comConnect:X: https://x.com/theworldofmomusInsta: https://www.instagram.com/theworldofmomusLinktree: https://linktr.ee/theworldofmomus00:00 Promo01:10 Introductions01:53 A Brief Life Story06:31 Time in Royal Marines18:42 Maritime Security30:39 Fintech 32:32 What went wrong with Reform? 45:04 Politics in Essex and beyond1:08:43 Last chance with Advance UK 1:20:00 Outro
In this episode, I share my immediate next day thoughts on the "Unite the Kingdom" rally held in London on 13th of September 2025.
In this episode, I talk with Edward Oakenfull, about his sudden forced departure from Reform UK and his current work with Advance UK. We also discuss the state of politics amongst other things of social and political interest.
Maybe it is time to look back in anger. What a devastating news.
In this episode, I share my thoughts following on from my 10 minute slot on Talk TV with Alex Philips where we discussed Islamophobia.
I think with Advance UK (I still don't like the name) we finally might have a political chance to do something about the problems facing this country. It doesn't mean that there won't be civil unrest but that through all the problems at the other end of it there will at least be a way of restoration.
In this episode, I talk with Nick Buckley (MBE) about his book "England, My England" and discuss in detail about it. To become a phoenix you must endure the fire - Nick Buckley(MBE)You can get a copy of the book on Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/w9yfj7pbBecome a Paid Subscriber on Substack:https://www.theworldofmomus.comConnect:X: https://x.com/theworldofmomusInsta: https://www.instagram.com/theworldofmomusLinktree: https://linktr.ee/theworldofmomus00:00 Intro Promo02:08 England, My England1:39:04 Outro#england #anglophile #anglosaxons #uk #ukpolitics #nickbuckley #thewest #britain #unitedkingdom #forkingandcountry
In this episode, I talk about Reform UK verging on the left and their liberal attitude leading them wrongly to think that they can appease Islam and usher in a moderate version. I talk about their containment tendencies which will not work in the long run.
In this livestream, I am joined by Donna Edmunds who is the lead for "The National Archive for Survivors of Grooming Gang", and we talk about the initiative launched to help survivors "Therapeutic Retreat Fund": Contribute to the Fund below:https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-survivors-archive-retreat-and-therapy-fundThe survivors will enjoy: ✨ workshops and sessions led by experts in their field✨ luxury accommodation in a quiet rural setting✨ three meals a day plus refreshments ✨ ongoing support from The Survivors' Archive through our network of supporters.
“The traveler sees what he sees. The tourist sees what he has come to see.”― G.K. ChestertonGilbert Keith Chesterton KC*SG (29 May 1874 – 14 June 1936) was an English author, philosopher, Christian apologist, journalist and magazine editor, and literary and art critic.This is a reading of a short essay by G.K. Chesterton, "On Sandals and Simplicity":Source: The Oxford Book of Essays
In this episode, I share my thoughts and reflections on the question of: Are we beyond the point of no return? Are we headed towards civil unrest and there is no way of pulling it back? I set out the three things that need to be changed and reformed, before the nation can be reformed. And many will disagree with it but this is what my gut tells me.
This is the livestream recording done on X Spaces - audio only. In this livestream, Donna Rachel and I, talk about the importance of a national archive for survivors of grooming gangs and why it is different from an inquiry. Additional Speakers in the stream are: Pete North (Northern Variant), David Atherton, and Wren Cobb
In this episode #95, Donna Rachel Edmonds shares her life story and discusses the establishment of the National Archive for Survivors of Grooming Gangs. The conversation delves into the importance of collecting testimonies from survivors, the need for community support, and the challenges of securing funding for the project. Donna emphasizes the significance of understanding the systemic failures that allowed grooming gangs to operate and the necessity of societal change to prevent future abuses.
In this episode, I share personal reflections on my recent silence and plans for future content creation. I discuss the importance of taking time for oneself, the development of a national archive project for survivors of grooming gangs, and my thoughts on the current political landscape in the UK, including new political parties and their potential impact. I emphasize the need for collective efforts to address societal issues and express hope for a spiritual awakening alongside political change.
This is a reading of the short essay "Symmetry and Repetition" written by Sir Lewis Namier. "Symmetry and Repetition" explores the tendency of people to avoid thinking by relying on established patterns and structures, particularly in political and historical contexts. He argues that this inclination towards symmetry and repetition, while seemingly efficient, can mask deeper, more complex realities and hinder genuine understanding. Sir Lewis Bernstein Namier was a British historian of Polish-Jewish background. His best-known works were The Structure of Politics at the Accession of George III (1929), England in the Age of the American Revolution (1930) and the History of Parliament series (begun 1940) he edited later in his life with John Brooke.
In this episode #94 of "Reflections & Reactions", I talk with Henry Bolton (OBE) about his life and the social and political landscape of Britain. While talking about his life we take many detours into the world of policing, military, and diplomacy. I hope you all like this fascinating conversation.