Hearts of Oak Podcast

In this episode, I engage with David Vance to analyze UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's inadequate response to the migrant crisis, highlighting the implications for British identity and sovereignty. Vance discusses the demographic shifts indicated by the rising popularity of the name Muhammad, warning of a transformed Britain by 2063.

We critique the Online Safety Act’s potential threats to free speech and personal privacy, and exa...

Andrew Kolvet, executive producer of the Charlie Kirk Show and spokesperson for Turning Point USA (TPUSA), discusses his journey from ranching to conservative media. He emphasizes the importance of in-person gatherings like the Student Action Summit for Gen Z activism. Kolvet addresses TPUSA's challenges and its mission to empower young conservatives through voter outreach and faith-based values. He highlights the generational disc...

Ezra Levant, founder of Rebel News, discusses immigration issues and civic activism in Canada during an interview with Hearts of Oak. He critiques mainstream media and praises independent journalism. Levant highlights the challenges posed by temporary foreign workers and legal immigration, drawing comparisons to Europe. He reflects on community tensions from demographic shifts, law enforcement's role in immigrant interactions, and ...

Captain Maureen Bannon shares insights into the intersection of celebrity and politics, focusing on Hulk Hogan's support for Donald Trump. We examine the shifting political landscape in South Carolina, highlighting Lindsey Graham's inconsistencies and introducing challenger Mark Lynch's America First message. The discussion includes technology's role in geopolitics, specifically NVIDIA's ties to China, and advocates for transparenc...

Kevin D. Freeman, an economic warfare consultant and author of "Pirate Money." We explore the connections between finance, government, and individual economic liberty, discussing the risks of fiat money versus sound currency like gold and silver. I highlight advocacy efforts for gold reserves as legal tender and analyze the potential and risks of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. We also examine geopolitical threats from BRICS nations...

In this episode, I chat with Xi Van Fleet, a Cultural Revolution survivor, about the significance of American independence and recent legislative efforts to protect freedom and democracy. Xi expresses concerns over the Chinese Communist Party's land acquisitions in the U.S. as a national security threat and discusses initiatives by Senator Josh Hawley to combat this influence. We explore the infiltration of socialist ideologies in ...

In this episode of Hearts of Oak, hosts Peter and Richard Taylor discuss Conservative MP Danny Kruger's speech on the Church of England's connection to democracy and the decline of Christian values in politics. They explore the new political party Advance UK, Richard's involvement, and the challenges in Wales under Labour. The episode also covers the Together Declaration's campaign against digital IDs, national security concerns, s...

In this episode, I speak with Ben Habib, founder of Advance UK, about the launch of his new political party and its role in contemporary British politics. We explore Advance UK's rapid growth, with over 12,500 supporters and £126,000 raised, as Ben outlines his vision for a new political platform.

Ben discusses the challenges of establishing a party in today's climate, critiques Nigel Farage’s political maneuvers, and emphasizes th...

Chloe Cole discusses her journey as a young trans woman in an interview with Hearts of Oak, detailing her experiences with gender identity and medical transition beginning at age 13. She reflects on the emotional and physical repercussions of her choices, criticizing societal pressures and the coercive tactics used by medical professionals regarding early interventions for gender dysphoria. Chloe highlights her family dynamics duri...

In this episode, I chat with Dan Wootton about key events from the past week, focusing on the anniversary of the 7/7 terror attacks and the shortcomings of mainstream media in addressing underlying ideologies. We explore the overlooked issue of child grooming in London and the political silence around it. Dan critiques the failures of media to hold powerful interests accountable and discusses the shifting dynamics within Reform UK....

The interview with Alan Miller, founder of Together Declaration, addresses the urgent need for advocacy around civil liberties and free speech in the UK. Miller critiques the rise of technocracy and authoritarianism, highlighting the erosion of democratic principles due to government overreach, particularly during the pandemic. He discusses issues of censorship, citing alarming trends in social media-related arrests and the lack of...

John Waters discusses his book "The Abolition of Reality: A First Draft of the End of History," exploring the cultural and societal upheavals caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. He critiques the roles of media, economics, and authority in fostering a climate of fear and control, linking contemporary economic practices to the abolition of the gold standard in 1971. Waters argues that the pandemic served as an orchestrated project under...

In this episode, I chat with comedian Alistair Williams about his upcoming tour with Tanya Edwards. We discuss the challenges independent comedians face in securing venues and the collaborative nature of the comedy community. Alistair shares insights on the freedom of touring versus performing at established clubs, highlights a humorous critique of London's ULEZ system, and reflects on the impact of social media restrictions on vis...

Dr. Andrew Wakefield discusses his vaccine safety advocacy and the impact of his film "Protocol 7" on public awareness. He highlights Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s appointment to major health agencies as a crucial development and calls for reforms to remove conflicts of interest. Wakefield critiques pharmaceutical advertising's influence on media integrity and addresses rising parental distrust due to mandatory vaccines and increasing au...

Professor Angus Dalgleish shares insights from his 40-year career in oncology, focusing on innovative cancer treatment approaches and the role of immunotherapy. He reflects on his transition from traditional chemotherapy to employing the immune system in combatting cancer, drawing on his earlier HIV/AIDS research. Dalgleish emphasizes the significance of personalized treatment plans and the emotional aspects of delivering cancer di...

In this episode of Hearts of Oak, Peter interviews Lewis Brackpool, an advocate for freedom of information (FOI) requests, discussing their crucial role in enhancing government transparency. Lewis explains the mechanics of FOIs, noting their accessibility to citizens and the essential role they play in promoting accountability. He shares his experiences with FOI requests, including difficulties faced when seeking information from i...

In this episode, we connect with Brian, an Israeli war correspondent currently reporting from a bomb shelter, providing a first-hand account of the ongoing conflict in the region. He shares vivid details of the recent missile attacks, the psychological impact on civilians, and the stark reality of taking refuge during air raids. The discussion traces the escalation of tensions, exploring Israel's military strategy against adversari...

In this episode, I speak with Hermann Kelly from the Irish Freedom Party about pressing issues in modern Ireland, including the impact of mass immigration on cultural identity and societal cohesion. Hermann highlights the demographic changes in Ireland and the connection between addiction and societal challenges, sharing his personal journey of recovery as an example. We discuss international tensions, particularly regarding Israel...

John O’Looney, a funeral director, discusses the challenges posed by whistleblowing in the medical field, particularly since COVID-19. He highlights the diminishing protections for whistle-blowers and the impact on death certifications and investigations. O’Looney shares his IVF experience to critique NHS bureaucracy and express concerns about rising "sudden deaths" in younger populations, linking these trends to changes in reporti...