Culture & Media

Professor Richard Ennos and Professor Diane Rasmussen had an inspirational conversation about Richard’s pro-human and anti-globalist group, Common Knowledge Edinburgh, which works locally to raise awareness.

Join Professor Diane Rasmussen in the UK Column Talk Tent at the Hope Freedom Music Festival as she discusses how libraries are contributing to the global green agenda and the UN’s ‘Sustainable Development Goals’ (SDGs).

Jake Fern tells Charles Malet about his journey from Marxist cult to resistance portraitist, and he introduces ‘A Thousand Words’.

Who fact-checks the censorious fact-checkers? Diane Rasmussen McAdie spoke with Judith Brown about fact-checking, censorship, 'media literacy training', and other issues affecting the public's access to trustworthy, factual information.

UK Column interviews Eugenie Verney, a former hard-wired left journalist, about her extensive career across many famous UK newspaper titles.

At 23, Braeden Sorbo is calling on young men to reclaim strength, purpose, and responsibility in a culture that labels masculinity as toxic — and he's not backing down.

Mike Robinson speaks to Carl Zha about the changes seen in China since the end of the Cultural Revolution. In this first discussion, he speaks about the seismic changes in the country since 1976, Chinese social credit, the national security threat posed by Chinese technology, the situation with Taiwan and more.

Examining public-private partnerships.

David Clews tells Charles Malet how the mainstream media mounted a campaign of vitriol against him, revealing personal and family details, after he reported on the Southport killings.

The former political cartoonist for the Daily Telegraph: his time in the corporate media, accusations of anti-semitism, divisions amongst dissident groups, the war narrative, immigration and what needs to be done to correct the wrongs of today's political elites.

Alistair Williams tells Charles Malet about seeing behind the curtain of the comedy scene, in which performers are manipulated by coercion, and how he came out the other side, with his reputation and his faith intact.

Edward Bartlett tells Charles Malet about his battle against the neo-Marxist ideology which has spawned the gender transition movement.

As the world is propelled at great speed towards a paradigm shift, has New Zealand helped prepare the way? What happens down under usually rolls out. Dr Ursula Edgington tells us what we should expect in the northern hemisphere.

After complaining about the treatment of her aunt, Nicola learned a lot about how the NHS system worked, including that it is almost impossible to remove a DNR notice once it is recorded in a person’s medical records.

Mike Robinson speaks to Matt Ehret about the second part of his “Hidden Hand Behind UFOs” series, where H.G. Wells is introduced as a student of Thomas Huxley and the father of modern predictive programming, whose ideas spawned the creation of the Manhattan Project, League of Nations and UN.

From an FM radio programme that was so successful it had to be shut down, through years with UK Column, to stalwart defence of children.

Mike Robinson speaks to Graham Linehan, comedy writer and creator/co-creator of Father Ted, Black Books and The IT Crowd, about life after speaking out on transgender issues.

Who is higher in the New World Order—the alphabet-soup supranationalists or the Zionists?

From one of America’s most relentless critics of Critical Race Theory comes a far-reaching, on-the-ground investigation of how CRT infiltrated our schools and transformed them into activism factories—with disastrous results.

Nicola Sturgeon—my part in her downfall, by one of the women who won't wheesht.

So extravagant is Saudi Arabia’s plan to create an urban utopia in the desert that even those working on the project, known as The Line, do not yet know whether its scale and scope can ever be realised.

Jeffrey Tucker discusses the Brownstone Institute and the great battle of ideas underway to inspire a restoration of freedom.

Brian's July 2023 interview by James Delingpole.

A celebrated architect’s even-handed account of working for the then Prince Charles, of politics as anti-debate, and of the place of beauty in public life.

There is life after the BBC. Ego can be overcome. People are waking up, social media is expanding and many are working to exit the matrix.

Architecture, urban planning, the quality of life, who holds the power, and much more. 

Are fact checkers defenders of democracy or a network of thought control? Dr Judith Brown has been investigating.

The first of three videos from the Freedom Music Festival hosted by HOPE Sussex Community and UK Column.

Exposing the beliefs and ideology of the woke "new left" is, it turns out, a real wild ride.

Brian, David and Alex appear on Colin Robertson's Christmas show.

A media executive of fifty years’ standing, well familiar with broadcasting during the Cold War and the Northern Ireland troubles, tells the UK Column that there has never been such powerful censorship of British broadcasting as in the Covid era.

David Scott gives a Scottish audience a large-scale overview of his calling to the work of UK Column and the experiences he has gleaned from working for truth in the media.