Uk Column Podcasts

UK Column News Podcast 7th September 2020 by UK Column

UK Column News Podcast 4th September 2020 by UK Column

Under the warm glow of the 'NHS is beyond reproach stage lights', kind, caring and professional work by many good people, is being undermined by some very dark NHS policies and events which need to be fully exposed.

UK Column News Podcast 2nd September 2020 by UK Column

UK Column News Podcast 31st August 2020 by UK Column

UK Column News Podcast 14th August 2020 by UK Column

In this episode, Mike and David look at the current British Government avowed intention to "Build, Build, Build!" They discuss the infrastructure funding options available: taxation, borrowing and inflationary monetary expansion. They examine peak-taxation, and consider whether government debt is harmful and what the implications of debt funding are for future generations. Finally, the conversation returns to the boom-generating effects of inflationary monetary policies and the subsequent busts. Against a background of unprecedented monetary intervention by central banks, they ponder whether the effect will be to bring about a currency collapse and a "Great Reset".

UK Column News Podcast 12th August 2020 by UK Column

UK Column News Podcast 10th August 2020 by UK Column

UK Column News Podcast 7th August 2020 by UK Column

Mike and David return to the questions arising from Boris Johnston's "Build-build-build" policy. In a wide ranging discussion they cover international development in Africa, the political decision-making system as it contrasts with economic decision-making and the fact that, with modern technology, small is beautiful. Illustrating thoughts with Empire railway-building and Glasgow trams, they move on to the unseen effects of state infrastructure investment. In the end, the destructive effects of perverse state policies are considered.

UK Column News Podcast 8th August 2020 by UK Column

UK Column News Podcast 3rd August 2020 by UK Column

In the first Eastern Approaches podcast, Gevorg Virats, an analyst of the Near East with particular expertise on religious affairs, joins Alex Thomson to examine why Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya) has been turned from a museum into a mosque, why the city where that building stands has several names, how Turkey is currently developing as a state, and how it relates to its many neighbours in a neighbourhood of continual instability. Is the region—from the Eastern Mediterranean and the Balkans in the west through to the northernmost Arab states and the Caucasus on Russia's border—hurtling towards widespread war?

UK Column News Podcast 29th July 2020 by UK Column

Deconstructing The Magic Money Tree - Episode 3 by UK Column

UK Column News Podcast 27th July 2020 by UK Column

UK Column News Podcast 24th July 2020 by UK Column

UK Column News Podcast 22nd July 2020 by UK Column

In episode 2, Mike Robinson and David Scott discuss value in an economy.