The EU economy is stalling—and it’s bad news for the UK too. In this episode, Zee aka The Reluctant Accountant explains why Europe’s growth is slowing, how Brexit, inflation, and energy shocks play a role, and what this means for UK trade, jobs, and your finances.
What’s happening in the Red Sea—and why are global shipping giants avoiding it? In this episode of The Miss Information Podcast, Zee aka The Reluctant Accountant breaks down how Houthi attacks on commercial ships are disrupting global trade, threatening energy supplies, and dragging the UK deeper into a crisis that starts far from home but hits close to the wallet.
In this episode of The Miss Information Podcast, Zee aka The Reluctant Accountant breaks down Africa’s rising debt crisis and the battle for influence between China, the West, and BRICS. Who’s really benefiting? What does this mean for African sovereignty and global power? Expect debt traps, diplomacy, and a whole lot of uncomfortable truths.
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The Rise of BRICS: Is This the End of Western Economic Dominance?
In this explosive episode, we dive deep into the rise of BRICS—the fast-growing economic alliance of Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and now new members like Saudi Arabia and Iran. Are we witnessing the birth of a new global economic order? Is Western dominance fading in the face of a BRICS-led multipolar world?
We unpack:
* What BRICS is and why it matters in 2025
* How BRICS countries challenge the IMF, World Bank, and US dollar hegemony
* Why the UK and the West should be concerned—and prepared
* The global shift from unipolarity to multipolarity
* What this means for trade, currency, geopolitics, and the global South
Plus we explain:
* How the US once broke away from British control over taxation without representation—and how today, BRICS is doing the same
* Why BRICS now represents over 50% of the world’s population
* What a BRICS currency or de-dollarisation movement could mean for your economy
Whether you're in finance, politics, or just trying to understand global power shifts, this is one episode you can’t afford to miss.
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Defunding the Police – The History, Racism, and Reimagining Public Safety
In this final episode of The Miss Information Podcast, Zee unpacks the controversial call to defund the police. What does it actually mean, and why is it so divisive? Exploring the historical roots of systemic racism and corruption within U.S. policing, Zee highlights how events like the murder of George Floyd have reignited demands for change.
From the origins of policing in slave patrols to the inefficiencies of modern reforms like body cameras and implicit bias training, this episode examines why activists argue that reallocating funds to education, housing, and mental health services could better serve communities. Zee also tackles misconceptions around defunding, showing how less policing doesn’t necessarily mean more crime, and explains why dismissing this movement without understanding its history can reflect privilege and a lack of awareness.
Join Zee as she reimagines public safety and explores what true accountability looks like in this thought-provoking episode.
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In this week’s episode of The Miss Information Podcast, Zee explores the 4B movement, a South Korean feminist movement gaining traction in the United States following Donald Trump’s re-election. With growing fears around women’s healthcare, reproductive rights, and gender equality, the 4B movement’s message of rejecting traditional gender roles is resonating across the globe.
Zee explains how the 4B movement emerged in South Korea as a response to systemic gender inequality, societal pressures, and escalating violence against women. The movement’s pillars—no marriage, no childbirth, no dating, and no heterosexual sex—challenge traditional expectations, empowering women to reclaim their independence in a patriarchal world.
She also reflects on other landmark women’s movements in history, including the 1975 Icelandic Women’s Strike, where women united to demand equality, showcasing the power of collective action to disrupt the status quo.
Join Zee as she connects the dots between global feminist movements and the fight for autonomy and justice in a rapidly changing world. Tune in every Monday for thought-provoking insights on The Miss Information Podcast!
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In this timely episode of The Miss Information Podcast, host Zee breaks down the ambitious Republican strategy known as Project REDMAP and how it has reshaped American politics. Spearheaded by strategist Chris Jankowski after the 2010 census, this strategy targeted state legislatures in key battleground states, flipping them red to control the redistricting process.
Zee explores how this meticulous plan didn’t just secure Republican dominance at the state level but also set the stage for influencing national politics. By strategically redrawing electoral maps, Republicans gained long-term control of the House of Representatives, paving the way for conservative policies and judicial appointments. Now, with Donald Trump re-elected and the three branches of government firmly under Republican control, Zee examines how REDMAP’s legacy continues to shape U.S. laws and policies.
This episode highlights the implications of gerrymandering on democracy, the balance of power, and voter representation, shedding light on how one strategy changed the course of American history. Don’t miss this insightful look at the political blueprint that has given Republicans an unprecedented advantage.
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In this hard-hitting second instalment of The Miss Information Podcast’s Grenfell series, host Zee dives deep into the findings of the recently published Phase 2 Grenfell Inquiry Report. This episode exposes how a web of lies, manipulation, and incompetence from public and private organisations led to the tragic fire that claimed 72 lives in 2017.
Zee unpacks shocking details from the report, including evidence of falsified safety tests, regulatory failures, and the blatant disregard for the safety and concerns of Grenfell Tower residents. With a focus on the role of building contractors, material manufacturers, and government regulators, this episode highlights how systemic negligence and prioritisation of profit over safety culminated in one of Britain’s worst modern tragedies.
Join Zee as she uncovers the damning truths revealed in the Grenfell Report, shedding light on the ongoing fight for justice and accountability for those who lost their lives and the survivors still grappling with the aftermath. Tune in every Monday for critical insights on The Miss Information Podcast.
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Episode 11 - The Grenfell Tragedy – A Dark Reflection on Inequality in Britain (Part 1)
In this powerful first episode of a two-part series, The Miss Information Podcast dives deep into the devastating events of Grenfell Tower on that tragic night in June 2017, when a fire claimed 72 lives in one of the UK’s wealthiest boroughs. Host Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, revisits the heartbreaking details of the fire and explores how it highlighted staggering class and wealth inequalities within London, exposing the neglect faced by marginalised communities in Britain.
As the Grenfell Inquiry’s Phase 2 Report has just been published, Zee sets the stage for next week’s episode by examining the broader social and economic factors that contributed to the disaster. She unpacks how the fire served as an indictment of the UK’s treatment of marginalised groups and opened up critical discussions on social housing, inequality, and accountability.
In Part 2, Zee will delve further into the recent report, scrutinising the actions (or inactions) of those deemed responsible and analysing the system failures that led to such a catastrophic outcome. Join us every Monday for insights into Britain’s most pressing social issues on The Miss Information Podcast.
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In this episode of The Miss Information Podcast, host Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, dives into the evolving world of scams and how artificial intelligence is now at the forefront of both committing and combating fraud. Zee discusses how scammers are leveraging AI tools like chatbots and deepfakes to pull off sophisticated phone and online scams, even targeting the elderly with convincing fake calls.
But it’s not all bad news—Zee highlights the rise of anti-scam technologies like Apate and Truecaller, which use advanced machine learning to detect fraud and protect users in real-time. From AI-driven “victim chatbots” that waste scammers’ time to community-based apps like RoboKiller, Zee explores the high-tech methods now defending against scammers and saving consumers billions.
If you’re curious about the battle between AI and scams, and want tips on staying vigilant in this digital age, this episode is packed with insights. Tune in every Monday to The Miss Information Podcast for more on the tech trends that shape our world.
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In this thought-provoking episode of The Miss Information Podcast Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, dives into the complex world of Zionism and why labelling the anti-Zionist movement as inherently anti-Semitic can be misleading. Zee explores how modern-day anti-Zionism is often focused on Zionism as a political ideology rather than an attack on Jewish identity.
She further highlights the significant influence of Christian evangelicals, especially in the United States, and examines how their interpretation of the Bible has fuelled unwavering support for Zionism. This episode sheds light on the often-overlooked role of Christian evangelical groups in shaping Republican party policies to back the Zionist movement, revealing the unexpected intersection of religion and politics.
If you’re interested in the intersections of faith, ideology, and geopolitics, this episode is a must-listen. Join Zee every Monday on The Miss Information Podcast for deeper insights behind the headlines.
In this episode of The Miss Information Podcast*, host Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, examines the long-term impact of Margaret Thatcher’s Right to Buy policies on the UK’s housing market. By analysing who really benefited from the scheme, Zee reveals that wealthier council tenants disproportionately took advantage of the opportunity, leaving lower-income tenants behind.
Zee also explores the rise of buy-to-let mortgages and how they have contributed to the modern-day housing crisis, driving up property prices and making homeownership even more difficult for younger generations. This episode connects the dots between Thatcherite policies and today’s housing shortage, showing how decisions made decades ago continue to affect the market.
For anyone interested in UK housing, Thatcher’s policies, or the housing crisis, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in every Monday for more insightful discussions on The Miss Information Podcast.
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In this episode of The Miss Information Podcast, host Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, makes a compelling case for reparations for Haiti. She explores the often-overlooked crimes and accomplishments of past leaders, questioning why history doesn't always tell the full story. Zee argues that the “passage of time” excuse doesn’t apply to Haiti, especially since the country only finished paying its so-called "debt" to France—a ransom for its independence—in 1947.
Though shorter than usual, this episode dives deep into why Haiti, the world’s first Black republic, deserves better in terms of economic justice, which is of particular relevance given some of the absurd and offensive accusations circulating during the U.S. presidential elections, such as claims that Haitians are eating domestic animals.
This eye-opening episode highlights the ongoing injustice Haiti faces, looking at where the historical debt comes from and Haiti-France relations. Tune in every Monday to The Miss Information Podcast for more thought-provoking discussions.
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In this eye-opening episode of The Miss Information Podcast, host Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, challenges the popular narrative about Africa’s debt and financial struggles. Despite widespread belief that African nations are drowning in debt, Zee reveals a surprising truth: Africa is actually the world’s creditor.
Drawing on reports from UNCTAD, Zee explains how illicit financial flows and capital flight from the continent have robbed Africa of trillions of dollars—an amount that far exceeds the foreign aid and inflows Africa receives. She breaks down how these hidden losses have kept many African nations underdeveloped, despite their vast resources and potential.
Zee also invites you to reconsider any imperial biases that may shape your views of Africa, encouraging listeners to recognise how systemic factors have purposefully held the continent back. This episode is a powerful reframe on the global economic picture that’s sure to get you thinking.
Tune in every Monday for more enlightening discussions on The Miss Information Podcast.
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In this gripping episode of The Miss Information Podcast, host Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, unpacks the heartbreaking story behind the Jonestown massacre in Guyana, nearly 50 years ago. Led by Jim Jones, almost 1,000 members of the People's Temple church perished in a tragic event that continues to haunt history.
Zee takes a unique approach by examining the massacre from the perspective of its victims. She provides insight into the racial tension and discord in the US that pushed many of them to seek refuge in what they believed would be a utopia in the jungles of Guyana. Why did these individuals feel compelled to leave everything behind? What was promised to them, and how did things go so horribly wrong?
This episode is a deep dive into the cultural, social, and psychological factors that shaped one of the most devastating tragedies of the 20th century. Tune in every Monday to The Miss Information Podcast for more eye-opening stories behind the headlines.
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In this episode of The Miss Information Podcast, host Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, dives into the murky world of media ownership and the inherent biases that shape what we see, hear, and read.
Zee breaks down who really owns the UK media and how journalistic integrity has been compromised by vested interests. She explores how media disinformation and the lack of impartial reporting impact ordinary citizens, particularly when used to sway political outcomes—like in the case of the Brexit referendum.
With the lines between news and propaganda increasingly blurred, Zee takes a hard look at how media bias affects our perception of truth and what that means for democracy. Tune in every Monday to The Miss Information Podcast to stay informed on the stories behind the headlines.
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In this week’s episode of The Miss Information Podcast, Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, shines a light on the often-overlooked dangers lurking in the multi-billion dollar wellness industry.
Zee uncovers how certain wellness practices prey on vulnerable people, drawing unsettling parallels between the industry and cult-like organisations. She shares her own personal experience of a ‘near-miss’ with being recruited into a cult, offering a firsthand perspective on how easy it is to get swept up in the wellness craze. With no regulation or oversight, Zee argues that the wellness industry can be just as dangerous—and far less accountable—than big pharma.
If you’ve ever questioned the true intentions behind wellness trends, this episode will open your eyes to the hidden risks. Tune in every Monday for more revealing conversations on The Miss Information Podcast.
In the second episode of The Miss Information Podcast, Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, tackles the complex web of Russian money that has flooded into London and shaped the city in unexpected ways.
Zee takes you on a journey back to when Russian wealth first started pouring into the UK’s capital, discussing the factors that made London such an attractive destination for Russian oligarchs. From luxury real estate to high-stakes investments, Zee uncovers why the UK became a haven for Russian money and how these financial ties allowed Russia to cozy up to British politicians and the ruling elite.
If you’ve ever wondered how Russian influence became so deeply embedded in London’s corridors of power, this episode will give you the answers you’re looking for. Tune in every Monday to The Miss Information Podcast for more eye-opening revelations!
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In the debut episode of The Miss Information Podcast, Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, dives deep into the economic cost of racism, stripping away the sensational headlines to reveal the hidden truths.
Zee explores the controversial topic of low-wage immigration and its real impact on native-born populations, with a surprising reference to the classic movie Scarface. She then delves into the less-talked-about ways racism stifles innovation and creativity, robbing economies of potential progress. Finally, Zee uncovers how systemic racism played a role in the 2008 global financial crisis—connecting the dots in ways you won’t expect.
Get ready for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges the narratives and reveals the true costs of racism in society. Tune in to The Miss Information Podcast every Monday to discover what you’ve been missing.
The Miss Information Podcast is your go-to source for uncovering hidden truths and exploring the facts behind both familiar and forgotten stories. Hosted by Zee, also known as The Reluctant Accountant, this weekly podcast dives deep into a wide range of topics—debunking popular theories, exposing overlooked details, and revealing the surprising truths that lie beneath the surface.
Whether it's unraveling the mysteries of history, challenging widely accepted beliefs, or bringing to light the stories you’ve never heard, The Miss Information Podcast is here to keep you informed, entertained, and questioning everything you thought you knew.
Tune in every Monday for a new episode and discover what you’ve been missing.