In this episode, Niall decides that he’s had enough of being on Earth as so goes into space by landing his Turdis on Blakes’ 7’s The Liberator. After a clip from Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, the silliness subsides and Niall speaks about how a lot of us in the so called ‘alternative’ media over sensationalise all the bad stuff because it’s newsworthy, and don’t talk enough about good things that could happen in the future. Maybe the future is not as doomed as we fear, and just maybe we could do with being a bit more optimistic.

Music: Air - You Make It Easy

In this episode, Niall backtracks on the previous episode concerning Neil Kramer. After looking at the situation from a different perspective it appears that in the process of Niall, Thomas Sheridan, Ben-Emlyn Jones and various other people witnessing the crazy cult like build up of the flat Earthers and taking a more hostile view because of how it’s made people become, it’s likely that Neil Kramer was not caught up in this soap opera and may not have been aware of what a hot potato it had become.

Neil Kramer is reinstated into the intro, and hopefully there are no hard feelings. We live and learn, except when we don’t.

Music: David Sylvian - Forbidden Colours

In this episode, Niall reflects in a comedy rant on how the political left have completely jumped the shark, lost not only the plot but also the argument, how hating Trump has become an obsessive addiction tantamount to heroin habits,how the elites seem to be fractured, and how we could be going through a major cultural big bang at the moment despite all the chasms opening around us, plus more.

Music: Gong - Wacky baccy banker

In this episode, Niall rants about cultural Christmas, how overwhelming 2016 was, fake news, the rise of Bitcoin, the balkanisation of alternative media 'stars' etc.

Music:

Horslips - Scalloway Ripoff

In this episode Niall gets into a rant about the oncoming US general election and the dangerous implications of Hillary becoming the leader of the post-free world. Other topics include the third runway at Heathrow Airport, becoming “post-psychedelic”, the magic of autumn, etc..

Music:

Gong - Model Village

Madness - The Communicator

In this episode, Niall starts by talking about how his own personal infernal hell experience in childhood became an insight which helped him understand the concept of a mind virus which could be sweeping over reality. The subject goes onto the subsequent mental illness in the alternative communities which may be a symptom of this fear.

After that the subject goes onto the eyebrow raising topics of sex and sexuality. No more spoilers.

Music:

Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll

The Young Ones Closing Themev

In this follow-up/part 2 of the Brexit based podcast, Niall rants about the intolerance of people in the aftermath of the referendum, using an example of an abusive message he received by a 'Remainer', and the problems or extreme left and extreme right ideologies popping up making people fall out with each other in what could be, if we're not careful, a descent into civil war.

Music: The Clash - The English Civil War

In this episode, Niall does not shy away from risking losing 50% of his audience by taking a pro leave stance on the recent Brexit EU referendum. In his own unique way he looks at immigration, economics, centralised power structures, misguided wet lefties, social polarisation, and much more in as controversial ‘rant-cast’.

Music: Sex Pistols - Anarchy in the UK