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Kai Bilimoria runs an Instagram page dedicated to history, art, and philosophy. In the "museum of life", Kai seeks to explore as many rooms and exhibitions as possible, curating and cultivating a vast array of insight and facts on many, many topics.
Where is the value of art found? Is it in its composition or context? And how does one even become knowledgable in discerning the difference between impressionism and expressionism, oil and acrylic?
And to that of history: what is the Magna Carta is why is it a big deal? What were the famous paintings of Napoleon and their hidden meaning? Do we really have Martin Luther to thank for McDonalds?
All that and so much more. Enjoy the episode.
Kai's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/history_art_philosophy/reels/
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0:40 - Coming Up…
0:40 - Where Is Art’s Value Found?
3:25 - How Important Is Context In Art?
7:41 - Dutch Still Life Art
10:16 - Become Knowledgable In Art?
15:52 - Is Time A Secret Ingredient?
18:22 - Painting Of Napoleon
20:42 - What Is Magna Carta?
23:16 - Art, History, Philosophy: Are They Connected?
27:06 - Are They Superior To Film Or Photography?
33:53 - Was George Orwell Wrong?
36:19 - Is Martin Luther To Thank For McDonalds?
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Sir Roger Scruton was one of the most influential philosophers of the last century. His work spans nearly 40 books and thousands of articles and has been the intellectual heavyweight on issues as conservatism, theology, and politics.
In this episode, I speak to his son, Sam Scruton about what Sir Roger was like behind the books. I wanted to cover the topics that Sir Roger wrote prominently such as architecture, localism, hunting, and beauty.
I also wanted to discover what Sir Roger was like as father, what was his parenting style, how did he structure his day, did he really teach Sam Greek aged 6 similar to John Stuart Mill?
Sam shares personal anecdotes, touching stories, and lifts a lid on the one of Britain’s most respected philosophers.
Books We Mentioned: “On Hunting”, “Gentle Regrets”, & “How To Be A Conservative”
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0:00 - Coming Up...0:21 - “Raising Master Scruton” Guardian Article 3:49 - Lessons Happened Around The Dinner Table 6:47 - His Work On Architecture 15:46 - City vs. Country 19:24 - Love Of The Countryside?22:30 - Goose Farmers? 24:44 - On Hunting30:11 - What Was His Conservatism? 34:46 - Temporal vs. Transcendental Works37:51 - Love Of Writing 40:27 - A Day In His Life 44:26 - Work In Eastern Europe 47:51 - How Sir Roger & Sophie Met49:23 - Scrutopia Summer School52:24 - Book Recommendations
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Alistair Miller is the editor of the Salisbury Review, a magazine dedicated to conservative thought.
We discuss the origins of the magazine, how it was set up by the Salisbury Group as an antidote to Thatcherism and how it differs in it conservatism from liberal markets.
We cover the Reviews"s thoughts on protectionism, localism, and how as a nation we may of lost our national identity - and therefore culture. We discuss the Salisbury Review, its conservative ideals, and the importance of balancing market efficiency with community values.
Alistair discusses the essence of conservatism as a philosophy of love. He explores the rise of a meritocratic elite and the implications of social cohesion, emphasising the importance of cultural inheritance and learning from the past to shape a better future.
The Salisbury Review - https://salisburyreview.com/
0:00 - Coming Up…
0:20 - What Is The Salisbury Review?
4:01 - Different Sorts of Conservatism
6:35 - The Politics of Home
9:35 - Value in Protectionism?
12:05 - Nationalising Parenthood?
14:34 - From When Should We Conserve?
15:50 - The Conservative Philosophy
16:13 - Future of The Review
20:42 - Have We Lost Our Culture?
24:00 - Modern Architecture
29:07 - The Meritocratic Elite
32:30 - “White Flight”
38:35 - What Thatcherism Got Wrong
40:22 - What Is The SDP?
44:25 - Classical Liberalism vs. Modern Conservatism
50:20 - Future of Conservatism
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Andrei Stoica is a content creator and car collector who documents his up-and-down journey owning and maintaining Land Rovers.
In this episode we discuss the ride in popularity of the Range Rover L322 (2002-12), discuss if it really was "peak Range Rover", and where would be the best place to buy one. Is the Ineos Grenadier is actually worth or can you just buy a Discovery 4 for half the price?
We touch on other models such as the demise of the P38 and the future popularity in the Classic.
We also rank all of the current models of Land Rover/ Range Rover and have a wide-ranging chat about different aspects of the brand.
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0:39 - Intro
0:39 - The Appeal Of Older Range Rovers
04:00 - Terrible Reliability
11:01 - The Popularity of the L322
17:05 - Land Rover’s Change Of Role
18:44 - Defender vs. Discovery
19:44 - Jeremy Clarkson’s L322
23:10 - Ineos Grenadier Thoughts
29:20 - Electric Car’s Lifespan
34:03 - Restoring Old Range Rovers
37:01 - Andre’s Range Rover P38
39:42 - Andre’s Range Rover Classic
42:25 - Ranking All Current Land Rovers
46:00 - Insurance Difficulties
49:08 - Perfect Two Car Garage?
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Richard Bassett is an author and historian whose latest book charts the extraordinary life and legacy of Queen Maria Theresa.
Maria was Empress who reigned from 1740 - 178 and strengthened the Austrian Empire through military and bureaucratic reforms, including modernising the army, centralising administration, and establishing a unified legal system, while also focusing on health, economic, and educational improvements.
From having personal audiences with members of the public, giving birth to sixteen children, to abolishing torture and serfdom, there is much to learn about this 18th-century powerhouse and her shaping of modern Europe.
Buy The Book: https://yalebooks.co.uk/book/9780300281194/maria-theresa/
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Coley Stephens is an online content creator who works in Christian ministry. He recently came to notoriety debating Alex O’Connor on the popular Jubilee Channel about whether Jesus claimed to be God.
In this episode, we dive into his experience at the debate, his thoughts on both his and Alex’s arguments, and offers an insight into the production and guest selection Jubilee deploy for each of their videos.
We go on to discuss the difference between the historical Jesus and the Jesus we read in the Gospels, explore the Gospel of Mark, and delve into the ethics of animal suffering.
Coley unpacks the term Yahweh, gives different scholarly views on the divinity of Christ, and presents why the local church - not Instagram or TikTok - should be the central hub of discipleship.
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0:00 - Introduction
0:42 - Coley’s Recent Notoriety
3:20 - Is John’s Gospel Historically Accurate?
5:23 - Experience Debating On Jubilee
7:40 - Rating Alex O’Connor’s Debating
9:21 - What Is “Q”?
13:00 - Who Is The Historical Jesus?
18:25 - Unpacking The Term Yahweh
26:59 - Theory That Jesus Was Just Endowed, But Not God
32:15 - Jesus’s Divinity Hidden In Mark
34:21 - Unpacking Each Gospel
40:27 - Ethics Of Animal Suffering
45:00 - Biblical Answer For Animal Suffering
46:10 - Apologetics vs. Evangelism
53:00 - Why The Local Church?
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Connor McLaughlin is a film and online content creator who enlightens and educates his audience on different aspects of the Catholic Church, faith, and sainthood.
But how does the Catholic Church differ from the Non-Denominational, Baptists, and Lutherans? In this episode, Connor lays out the key differences, explains the Catholic Church's key beliefs, explores whether they actually removed books from the Bible, and expounds on the Church’s view on purgatory, contraception, and infant baptism.
Connor also gives the history behind the Ecumenical Councils, Faith vs. Works, Apologetics vs. Evangelism, and so much more.
This episode aims to equip you with the basic knowledge of the Catholic Church: its teachings, history, and similarities—and differences—to other churches across the world.
Follow Connor on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/connormclaughlin__/
0:00 - Introduction
0:30 - Evangelism vs. Apologetics
3:40 - What Do People Actually Need?
6:56 - Rise of Latin Mass
11:29 - What Does A New Testament Church Look Like?
16:25 - What Is The Lutheran Church?
24:17 - What Were The Ecumenical Councils?
27:15 - Did The Catholic Church Remove Books From The Bible?
31:05 - Who Removed The Books?
32:10 - How To Become Scripturally Knowledgable
36:10 - Catholics View On Contraception
38:02 - Faith vs. Works
40:50 - Catholics View On Baptism
43:50 - What Is Purgatory?
46:36 - Why Do Catholics Use Incense?
50:03 - Why You Should Go To Church
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Donald Robertson is an author, ancient philosophy expert, and Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist. In his latest book, "How To Think Like Socrates", Donald builds on his previous work on Stoicism and lifts the lid on Socrates, the world's greatest philosopher. Given that Socrates lived 2500 years ago, what advice would he give out today? What would he conclude from our money and status driven culture? What would he advise us on our fears of death? What would be his thoughts on escaping the hedonic treadmill? Donald expounds the Socratic method, it's purpose and how we can use it to enhance our lives and clarify our thoughts.We discuss that, and so much more in this episode. Including Socrates's workout routine, why he walked around without shoes, if there is a connection between manual labour and deep thought, and if the unexamined life is truly not worth living.Buy "How To Think Like Socrates": https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Think-Like-Socrates-Philosophy/dp/1250280508Donald's Website: https://donaldrobertson.name/ Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JoeReillyPodcast
0:00 - 0:29 - Introduction
0:29 - 06:15 - Why Did Socrates Wear No Shoes
06:15 - 13:00 - Did He Actually Exist?
13:00 - 18:00 - Is There A Link Between Manual Labour & Deep Thought?
18:00 - 26:50 - Socrates Advise On Chasing Wealth & Fame
26:50 - 29:03 - The Most Important Thing In Socrates Eyes
29:03 - 38:04 - What Stoics Got Wrong
38:04 - 47:01 - How Do You Become Wise?
47:01 - 51:20 Know Thyself
51:20 - 57:40 - What Modern Philosophers Got Wrong
57:40 - Friends vs. Sheep
1:02:00 - 1:06:21 - Why Socrates Didn’t Like Books
1:06:21 - 1:16:25 - Socrates on Death
1:16:25 - Socrates Workout Routine
1:20:40 - Do We Really Need To Examine Life?
1:27:15 - 1:39:49 - What Alexander the Great Got Wrong
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Nick Ridley is a professional gundog trainer, photographer, and author. For several decades, he's written about working dogs for all the prominent fieldsports magazines. He also runs and operates a photography business and posts videos about his days spent shooting with his cocker spaniels on YouTube.
But why did he choose cocker spaniels? A breed that is harder to train and control than the reliable springer or Labrador? We discuss if cockers are the Land Rovers of the canine world, why they're unvalued in shooting compared to a peg dog - and yet need far more training, and why Nick doesn't pick up anymore.
Nick also shares his thoughts on dogs vs. bitches, how many dogs are the right amount of dogs, and why rough shooting is more akin to hunting.
We also discuss "Practical Gundog Training" which is the name of Nick's new book, coming out in July. All that and so much more, if you're interested in gundogs or fieldsports, this is the episode for you.
Pre-order Nick's Book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Practical-Gundog-Training-Nick-Ridley/dp/1846894085
Watch Nick's Videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ1IeEGEImftzvnvrVMHchw
The Video That Made Me Want A Cocker: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCzSRpaGaNQ
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0:00 - 0:21 - Introduction
0:21 - 3:55 - Why Cocker Spaniels?
3:55 - 5:05 - Cockers & Land Rovers
5:05 - 9:10 - Better Than Labs & Springers?
9:10 - 15:05 - Spaniels Are Undervalued In Shooting
15:05 - 23:50 - The Real Thing vs. Training
23:50 - 27:20 - Fake Social Media Videos
27:20 - 29:21 - Why Nick Doesn’t Pick Up Anymore
29:12 - 35:23 - Rough Shooting Is Actually Hunting
35:23 - 44:29 -Practical Gundog Training: Nick’s New Book
44:29 - Dogs vs. Bitches
49:10 - 58:40 - Nick’s Training Stories
58:40 - 1:04:08 - How Many Days Does Nick’s Dogs Work?
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Nikolai Schirmer is a professional skier and filmmaker whose videos have been watched by tens of millions of people online. Only a cursory glance through his social media feed will suggest there is more to the man than content creation, and so in this conversation, I wanted to get to know the man behind the skiing. He discusses his production setup and how he plans a typical winter with film crews and upcoming projects. We go on to talk about story-telling as an art and necessity in making engaging videos, and Nikolai shares insights and anecdotes about his time working in the marketing industry. We then go on to discuss other topics such as Tolstoy and Thomas Piketty, culture and immigration, activism and education before concluding the conversation with Nikolai sharing his unique business model which puts him as one of the most valuable athletes in the sport of skiing. It’s a captivating conversation—and one which I hope you enjoy.
Subscribe to Nikolai's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Nikolai_Schirmer Follow Nikolai on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikolaischirmer/ Find me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en 0:00 - 0:25 - Introduction 0:25 - 2:25 - Insight Into Production2:25 - 7:00 - A New Way Of Producing Ski Films7:00 - 12:26 - Story Telling vs. Cinematography 12:26 - 15:56 - Value of Quantity In Creativity 15:57 - 22:10 - Trivialising The Dangers Of Skiing? 22:10 - 26:40 - Is He A Parent’s Dream? 26:40 - 28:41 - War and Peace 28:41 - 34:35 - Thomas Piketty34:35 - 41:20 - Culture & Immigration of Norway 41:20 - 43:20 - Activism & Education 43:20 - 50:08 - Nikolai’s Business Model
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Professor Ken Dark is a British archeologist with honorary professorships from several European and American universities, has written over 11 books and multiple academic articles, and has directed and co-directed many excavations and survey projects on the 1st millennium AD.
From Roman and post-Roman Britain and the Byzantine Middle East to the Archeology of early Christian Israel, Ken is a global expert on all these matters.
In his most recent book, The Archaeology of Jesus’s Nazareth, Ken puts forward a popular account of what the town of Nazareth would have been like in the time of Jesus. He asks if Jesus was really a carpenter, or if it is a mistranslation. Ken discovered what many believe was Jesus’s childhood home, but was it?
We also discuss if the Empress Helena actually found the Cross, what was we learn from Jesus’s youth, the Christian Pilgrimage, why Nazareth was so different to it’s surrounding areas in that time, if the lack of certainty frustrates Ken, and why we still use BC/ AD given that most of the archaeology work undertaken is secular.
All that, and so much more. Enjoy the episode and please do give the show a five-star review.
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0:00 - 0:54 - Intro
0:54 - 4:33 - Why Dig In Nazareth?
4:33 - 7:54 - Did Empress Helena Really Find The Cross & Nails?
7:54 - 12:41 - Frustrated At Lack Of Historical Certainty
12:41 - 23:29 - Archeology Of Nazareth
23:29 - 30:40 - Why Is First Century Roman History So Popular?
30:40 - 32:20 - Is Nazareth’s Rocky Nature Why Jesus Said To Build Your House Upon The Rock?
32:20 - 37:21 - Tektōn: Jesus Isn’t A Carpenter?
37:21 - 44:32 - Jesus The Construction Worker?
44:35 - 55:24 - Jesus’ Youth From An Archaeological Perspective
55:25 - 58:59 - Why Do We Use BC/ AD
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Justin Brierley is an author and presenter who, for 17 years, hosted the show "Unbelievable?" which brought prominent atheists and Christians together for conversations and debates on all aspects of the Christian faith.
Under Justin’s tenure, the show reached millions on a yearly basis and featured names such as Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro, John Lennox, William Lane-Craig, Alex O’Connor, Douglas Murray, Tom Holland, and many more.
In this conversation, we discuss Justin’s new book, “The Surprising Re-Birth In The Belief In God,” and his new podcast series under the same name.
We talk about the sliding scale of faith and whilst many may see the merits in the story of the Bible, it’s a far way from accepting it. Kierkegaard and Pascal are referenced in their intellectual wrestling with the scriptures and what we can learn from them.
We also discuss the issue of head vs. heart when approaching the problem of God, the potential origins of Islam, the burden of intellect, and whether Richard Dawkins is right in diagnosing Anglicanism.
All that and so much more.
"A Surprising Rebirth In The Belief In God" Book: https://justinbrierley.com/the-surprising-rebirth-of-belief-in-god/
Justin's Website: https://justinbrierley.com/
Surprising Rebirth Podcast: https://justinbrierley.com/surprisingrebirth/
Find me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en
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0:00 - 0:33 - Intro
0:33 - 5:25 - A Rebirth In Belief In God?
5:25 - 9:08 - Difference Between Acknowledgment & Belief
9:08 - 11:21 - Richard Dawkins On Anglicanism
11:21 - 14:01 - Intelligence To Comprehend The Divine?
14:01 - 18:14 - Kirkergaard & Pascal Wrestling With Faith
18:14 - 22:29 - Head vs. Heart & Intelligence vs. Emotion
22:29 - 28: 35 - Surprising Rebirth Podcast
28:35 - 33:55 - Cultural Values Of Christianity In The West
33:55 - 39:21 - Is Faith Transformational or Transactional?
39:21 - 48:00 - Theory On The Origins Of Islam
48:00 - 51:59 - Justin On Alex O'Connor
51:59 - 54:36 - Justin's Role In The Great Commission
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Harry Donoghue is an Oxford graduate, online creator, and educator.
The Aeneid by Virgil is one of antiquity's best-known works. Considered to be the follow-on from Homer's Odyssey and Iliad, the poem charts the story of Aeneas, a Trojan prince who flees the destruction of Troy and finds the first settlement in Italy, which later became Rome.
But why has it stood the test of time? Why should we bother studying it? Who is Virgil and what is his background? Did he steal from Homer? How does the Aeneid echo down the ages? Can we not discard it as 2000-year-old propaganda?
In this episode, we answer all those questions and so many more. After this conversation, you'll be equipped to read the Aeneid for yourself with all the required context and witness firsthand why this text has stood the test of time.
Find Harry on Instagram: www.instagram.com/harryspoetryy/
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0:00 - 0:24 - Welcome
0:24 - 6:40 - Aeneid’s Background
6:40 - 9:30 - Did Virgil Steal from Homer?
9:35 - 16:59 - Reading Virgil Into The Story
16:59 - 17:55 - MI6 Recruiting Oxbridge Grads
17:55 - 22:50 - Human Element To The Aeneid
22:50 - 31:10 - The Role Of Fate in Classical Works
31:10 - 37:15 -Virgil Wanting The Aeneid Destroyed
37:15 - 38:50 - Rivers of Blood Speech by Enoch Powell
38:50 - 40:55 - Out of Context Virgil
40:55 - 44:30 - Should The Aeneid Be Recreationally Read?
44:30 - 45:44 - The Big Question
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Chris Barkley is a writer, novelist, and educator. In this episode, we discuss the purpose and power of fiction, how the lessons gleaned from novels—like a Shakespeare play—aren’t instantaneous but require time and space to sink in, minimalist vs. maximalist styles, and how to write your first novel.
We also discuss and debate if John Ruskin had a pretentious worldview, whether George Orwell’s writing advice was wrong, why Brazilian jus-jitsu is more similar to writing than you think, and what is the superior art form: writing, painting, and photography.
All that and so much more. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and give the show a five-star rating. This will allow me to bring you more episodes like this.
The Man on the Endless Stair by Chris Barkley, coming in June 2025.
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0:00 - Why Bother Reading Fiction?
3:00 - Does a book’s length indicate value?
6:10 - Lessons from Fiction
14:00 - How To Become a Writer
16:30 - Brizillian jus-jitsu Is Like Writing
21:10 - The Role Of Editing
23:20 - Importance of Silence & Solitude
28:30 - The Need To Create
29:20 - Extinct vs. Intrinsic
31:09 - Tolkien & CS. Lewis
38:00 - Writers Block Is A Myth
39:40 - Writing vs. Painting?
46:50 - John Ruskin vs. George Orwell
49:25 - Importance of Writing Set Up
51:40 - You Need An Online Following
55:30 - The Man on the Endless Stair
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Marcus Janssen is the Managing Director of Schöffel Country. Schöffel is an international outdoor and ski brand and Marcus tells the hilarious tale of how they got into the niche world of British fieldsports. Marcus then takes us through the ages of Schöffel Country and details their target audience to immense precision,he speaks on how to navigate modern sensibilities, why the Facebook Group shadow banned their content, what Schöffel’s aims are with their business and how that one gilet changed everything.
Marcus also gives me his best pitch on why you and I should take up fly fishing and tells the tale of how he completed a McNab.
All that and so much more. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and give the show a five-star rating. This will allow me to bring you more episodes like this.
In the meantime, enjoy the show.
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Brian Hess is an author, podcaster, and pastor. In todays episode we skip through the Bible to dive and delve into what it says, its context and its application. Why were there two trees in the Garden of Eden? Was Eden a physical or psychological place? How the modern mind may struggle to read the text, why were Adam and Eve even created, The Golden Calf, The Great Commission, Discipleship and Carl Jung, all in 55 minutes.
If you enjoyed this episode, please do consider subscribing and giving it a five-star review wherever you listen to your podcasts, it’s the best way to support the channel and allows me to continue to bring you episodes like this.
In the meantime, enjoy the show.
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Making Hesstory Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/7yHKvepbY9sRpPmiBPK9jT
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Nick Compton is a former cricket player and England batsman who is now an author and photographer. In today's episode he lifts the curtain behind the scenes of international cricket. From training routines, the evolution of the game, and players' wages, to explaining the background of the fielding pitch named “silly mid-off”. Nick then opens up about his struggle from professional to retirement, how he’s tried to fill the hole of cricket, his love of photography and its correlations to the game, and so much more.
Nick is brutally honest about his journey and this is a seriously insightful conversation. If you enjoyed this episode, I’d highly recommend picking up Nick’s book called “Legacy” as he delves into the topics we discussed in further detail and makes for a riveting read.
In the meantime, enjoy the show.
Nick's Book "Legacy": https://www.amazon.co.uk/Legacy-Nick-Compton-ebook/dp/B0BRYT8FPR/ref=zg_bsnr_268084_sccl_89_nodl_nodl/262-9102458-7493611?psc=1&dplnkId=ecd77b94-7e06-4983-b974-925401267de1#immersive-view_1674891982864
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Eddie The Media Trainer helps businesses and individuals manage all things PR. From curating relationships with journalists to setting up interviews to getting featured in the biggest news outlets in the world. Eddie pulls all his strings in order for his clients to generate more sales through publicity.
He has some fascinating takes which we delve into the the episode, from why you should never say “no comment”, why you should pitch yourself as David vs. Goliath, the inside track of how media leaks work, the value of off-the-record conversations, why the Forbes 30 under 30 or 40 under 40 is a scam, and Eddie gives a full breakdown on the hugely successful PR glow up of Mark Zuckerberg.
If you enjoyed this episode, do consider subscribing and leaving a 5-star review.
In the meantime, enjoy the episode.
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Harry Donoghue is an Oxford graduate who runs an Instagram page dedicated to Latin and poetry.
We discuss a wide range of topics in today's episode, from the two Latin phrases on the Great Seal of the United States and what they mean, why things can be solved by walking, why the 9/11 monument in New York which quotes Virgil is wrong, why Churchill wasn’t clever enough to study Latin, what John Paul Sartre and Achilles had in common, is the Iliad really historically accurate? And so much more.
Harry was engaging, enthusiastic, and erudite and I really enjoyed this conversation, I hope you will too…
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Cody Townsend is a professional skier and adventurer supported by Salomon, Swatch, and Yeti.
Cody is a mammoth of the outdoor world having forged a career on snow for the best part of three decades, and shows no signs of slowing up or stopping.
In this episode we discuss where Cody and Winston Churchill share similarities, the next project after The Fifty series which took him five years to complete, awe-inspiring landscapes and how it changes the way Cody views the world, advice on how to become a sponsored athlete, what he means by needing to “impress your bosses boss”, why if you want to ski as much as possible you shouldn’t be a pro skier, and so much more including Hobbes, Rousseau, John Muir, and Alice and Wonderland. You know, the usual stuff.
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