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2026-09-2501:36:37

"Kill them all." An Israeli Zionist linguist explains how Netanyahu turns words into weapons — and how one biblical name makes genocide sound acceptable. Dr. Ruvik Rosenthal is one of Israel's most respected authorities on the Hebrew language — a Sokolov Prize–winning journalist, lexicographer, and author of more than 30 books. In this conversation he dissects the machinery of political language from the inside: the euphemisms that sanitize killing, the pronouns that signal who's really in c...

Charged With Terrorism for a Tweet — How Tony Greenstein Beat the UK

2026-09-1401:09:34

⚖️ Tony Greenstein faced 14 years in prison on terrorism charges for a single tweet supporting Palestine — and a London jury acquitted him in just over two hours. In this interview, the 72-year-old anti-Zionist activist walks through the counter-terror raid on his flat, the four-day trial, the judge who tried to shut down his defence, and why he turned the case into a free-speech showdown he was determined to win. 🔍 We cover: 🇬🇧 How the UK Terrorism Act criminalises support for Palestinian ...

The Economic Hitman is back; which John Perkins

2026-09-1001:11:48

John Perkins, author of Confessions of an Economic Hitman, returns to explain why he believes Trump is the first US president to actually be an economic hitman — and why he calls it The Art of the Steal. In this conversation, the former economic hitman turned whistleblower argues that Trump isn't a break from the system, but that same system finally operating in plain sight: covert corruption dragged into the open and made shameless. We get into the machinery of debt, leverage and manufactur...

Fired for a Bestselling Book That Was Right: with Ulrike Guérot

2026-09-0601:54:06

🔴 Fired by her own university for a book that turned out to be right — political scientist Ulrike Guérot on how dissent became a punishable offence in Germany. When the University of Bonn publicly distanced itself from one of its own professors ten days after she published a book questioning the official Ukraine narrative, it wasn't an academic dispute. It was a warning shot. Three years and four courtrooms later, Ulrike Guérot is at Germany's Constitutional Court — and her case is no longer...

The Psychologist Who Knew Keir Starmer at Oxford

2026-06-0501:26:32

Can the Deep State colonize your mind — and can psychology free it? Clinical psychologist Benji Schoendorff makes the case, from Oxford to Gaza to a new "liberation psychology." Founder of the Contextual Psychology Institute in Montreal, Schoendorff explains how the identities we inherit from history and society can limit us — and how the work of dismantling them is fundamentally anti-colonial. Drawing on relational frame theory, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and process-based beh...

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