In this episode, Nic starts off with some news about where we’re charting in political podcasts. Or not. In the past, we would have considered this bad news. But now, we consider this good, as it means we’re being recognised as no longer primarily commenting on politics. This reminds Andrew of a scenario he was...
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In this episode, Nic starts off by asking Andrew how he feels about the current war. Which war, you ask? Andrew asks the same thing. We talk about waking up and whether it’s better off to be awake, or whether blissful ignorance would lead to a greater happiness in life. We then talk about dreams,...
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This episode Andrew starts with an article about a topic he is genuinely an expert in: volleyball. Recently, a female volleyball player suffered head & neck injuries after being hit with a volleyball that was spiked by a trans woman (a man cosplaying as a woman). We discuss the gulf between men & women in...
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Here at Sounding Board, we take pride in talking about issues that are conspicuous due to their absence in the corporate press and legacy media. So for us, issues often become recurring topics, when you’ll rarely hear about them anywhere else. We begin with one such topic: currency collapse. Specifically, in this case, the petrodollar...
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Have you watched Clarkson’s Farm, yet? If you have, you might be wondering just how realistic it is. In this episode we talk about the realities faced by farmers everywhere, after I spent time with some, asking them questions about all the rules and regulations they have to adhere to. We then check back in...
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Since the first lockdown, back in 2020, there have been different groups of people. Firstly, authoritarians who relished in the new regulations & restrictions. Then there were the lockdown sceptics. Those of us who knew it was a terrible idea. But the sceptics were also firmly split into two camps. Those of us who thought...
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In our recent podcasts, there have been a few recurring themes. One of these themes has been the “cock up or conspiracy” question, as there are still many who believe that everything bad since 2020 has been the result of mistakes, of one well intentioned but ultimately disastrous policy after another. In the last episode,...
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How many types of people have there been during the past three years of insanity? We tend to think of there being two distinct camps, pro covid measures and anti. But is it really that simple? There are many people who were anti lockdown, but pro vaccine. And even the pro vaccine can be separated...
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Last time around, we talked a lot about two well known commentators, Scott Adams and Sam Harris. Both vaccinated, and boosted up to the eyeballs, they’re now taking different paths. Scott has admitted that the anti vaxxers have won, whilst Sam is doubling down on everything. But who is doing more for the anti covid...
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The Seven Leftly Sins
In this episode, Andrew spend some time thinking about Pride, with a capital P, and how the left have embraced the worst of the seven deadly sins. But is that the only one? Or have the left embraced absolutely all of the deadly sins…? Photo by Shalone Cason on Unsplash Please visit our website to...
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