Brad, a prominent member of the American Freedom Alliance and contributor to various platforms. Brad articulates the importance of Trump’s efforts to restore American identity and counter political elites challenging Western values. He reflects on the complexities of U.K. politics under Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the risks posed by radical ideologies

Raja Miah discusses his activism against grooming gangs in Oldham, stemming from a personal commitment to child safety. With 25 years in public service, Miah reveals the challenges he faced in exposing a convicted sex offender at the local mosque, highlighting political resistance and threats from local gangs.

Montgomery Toms discusses the implications of rising digital identification systems on civil liberties in an interview with Hearts of Oak. He highlights concerns stemming from his participation in the ”Make Europe Healthy Again” conference, linking digital IDs to past health mandates like vaccine passports and warning of potential authoritarianism masked as public safety.

In this episode, I engage with filmmaker and journalist Phelim McAleer to delve into his experiences tackling controversial subjects through film, notably his projects ”Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer” and ”The Grooming Gangs Cover-Up.”

Bishop Kyron Dewar discusses his spiritual journey and the evolving landscape of Christianity in the UK on the Hearts of Oak podcast. From his early experiences in the Anglo-Catholic tradition to becoming a missionary bishop, Dewar emphasizes the transformative power of baptism, highlighting a recent public baptism event that showcased a renewed hunger for faith among attendees, especially within the Gen Z demographic.

Gavin McInnes discusses social media censorship, his connection to Tommy Robinson, and his return to online platforms post-cancellation. Media portrayals and expresses concern over the UK’s apathy toward free speech and rising atheism.

In this episode, Viva Frei and Hearts of Oak discuss the political landscape in the U.S. and Canada. They cover a controversial legal case in Virginia involving high school boys suspended for alleged harassment, critique John Bolton’s accountability regarding classified information mishandling, and analyze the implications of Mum Danny’s tax proposals in New York City.

Jack Hadfield discusses his experiences as an independent journalist covering protests about migrant accommodations in the UK. He highlights the disparity in police responses to right-wing versus left-leaning protests, emphasizing instances of police brutality and the application of restrictive measures against right-wing demonstrations

Catherine Blaiklock discusses her campaign on Halal meat production in the UK, highlighting a recent parliamentary vote that showed minimal support for banning Halal and Jewish slaughter.

Jim Ferguson discusses his journey from businessman to political commentator, focusing on globalism and deep state influences. Highlighting his role with Advanced UK, he addresses issues like mass illegal immigration and criticizes traditional parties for complacency. Ferguson shares optimism about Advanced UK’s growth and its alignment with global populist movements. He emphasizes the need for authentic leadership, particularly praising Ben Habib, and calls for unity among those disillusioned with mainstream politics to drive change and restore national integrity.

In this episode, I speak with Jody Hice, former congressman and senior fellow at the Family Research Council, who discusses his book, ”Sacred Trust: Election Integrity and the Will of the People.” Hice shares his journey from the pulpit to politics, highlighting key legal battles over religious liberties and his role in advocating for election integrity.

In this episode, former MP Andrew Bridgen discusses his activism for vaccine safety and healthcare accountability. He recounts his opposition in Parliament to COVID-19 treatments and reflects on the implications of medical protocols like remdesivir and midazolam. emocracy.

Ken Blackwell discusses his political journey from a challenging upbringing in Cincinnati to leadership roles, including Mayor and U.S. Ambassador to the UN. He emphasizes his conservative values, focusing on election integrity and fiscal responsibility.

Karli shares her experience of the gathering, which transformed from a moment of tragedy into one of unity and spiritual revival, filled with peace and heartfelt worship.

In this episode, we speak with Lee Harris, a political commentator and broadcaster, who offers his insights on recent political developments in the UK. We begin by analyzing Labour MP Lisa Nandy’s comments on the government’s proposed digital ID system, with Lee critiquing its implications for individual freedoms and potential government overreach.

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Clare Craig about Dr. Asim Malhotra’s claims linking COVID vaccines to cancer at the Reform Party Conference. Dr. Craig highlights the risks of merging politics with science and underscores the need for nuanced discussions. We critique the portrayal of vaccine safety, emphasizing the importance of solid evidence as health issues rise among younger populations.

Jan Jekielek of Epoch Times discusses the assassination of conservative figure Charlie Kirk, reflecting on the impact of his loss and his ability to unite diverse audiences.

Daniel Greenfield, journalist and new CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, discusses key political issues in the UK and US, highlighting Shabana Mahmood’s controversial appointment as Home Secretary and concerns over UK-US intelligence sharing amid Islamist connections.

This interview between Hearts of Oak and Bob of Speaker’s Corner delves into Christian identity, societal engagement, and political responsibility in the UK.

Dr. Simone Gold, founder of America’s Frontline Doctors, explores her journey advocating for medical freedom during the COVID-19 pandemic. She discusses her experiences related to the January 6 Capitol riots, the psychological impact of being targeted by law enforcement, and the flawed healthcare and justice systems.