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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters lotuseaters.com
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4.9 • 70 Ratings
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PREVIEW: The Politics and Philosophy of Twin Peaks
Harry and Josh explore the surreal world of Twin Peaks and explain why it's a damn fine show you should watch
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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #902
Carl, Callum, and Stelios discuss how Democrats are finally coming around to sending the illegals home, the total indifference the elite has for the commons, and Carl's latest epistle to the Zoomers.
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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #901
Callum and Josh discuss the food bank wars, Germany going back to their usual tricks and the importance of fun.
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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #900
Nick Dixon joins Carl and Callum to discuss Britain's two-tiered policing system, how Keir Starmer is the icon of English patriotism, and that Sadiq Khan has finally joined the far right
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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #899
Dan, Beau, & special guest Alex Masters discuss the Ukrainian funding mystery, St George's Day, and how regulation ties the world up in knots.
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PREVIEW: Brokenomics | Podcasting - with Sargon of Akkad
Dan speaks with Sargon of Akkad (Carl Benjamin) about a career spent on making edgy content.
Customer Reviews
Always enjoyable.
Covers a wide range of topics with humour and British humility, that goes for Stellios too.
Can’t listen to Carl
Great resource of information. Wish there was more Harry and Josh - Carl comes across as an unbearable know all. Won’t even open his shows anymore.
Australia and “the lobby group” (the voice)
You may not like compulsory voting but it’s great benefit is that it hives off the nutters on both sides of politics and thus we end up with the middle running the show. We will not accept the watering down of one man one vote and “the voice” would have meant a conga line of activist lawyers queuing up at the High Court expecting it to make political decisions. A$32 billion per year is spent on Aboriginal welfare which needs to be audited and critiqued. The leaders of the Aboriginal people are hard left and intransigent. The states voted 6/nil and the people voted 60/40 against in a simple Yes/No proposal. Our constitution is a how to manual not a vehicle for political agitation. We do that in parliament.