Stellify Podcast

In today’s broadcast we will be discussing several major developments unfolding around the world and what they could mean for the UK.We’ll be looking at the growing conflict involving Iran and the potential economic consequences for Britain, particularly the rising cost of energy and the knock-on effects this could have for households and businesses. Oil prices have already surged and UK leaders have warned that a prolonged conflict could push fuel prices and inflation higher.Another major topic is the return of digital ID discussions in the UK. The government is currently consulting on a national digital identity system designed to allow people to prove who they are when accessing public services or employment checks, with some elements potentially being introduced later this decade.Also, we’ll ask an important question being discussed internationally: are we heading toward another pandemic scenario? Global health agencies have previously warned about the possibility of a future “Disease X” – a placeholder name used to describe an unknown pathogen that could potentially cause a future global outbreak.

In this episode of the Stellify Podcast, Ant Critchley sits down with Cheryl Grainger, a pharmaceutical training consultant who spent decades teaching within the pharmaceutical industry about clinical trials, immunology, pharmacology and drug development.During the COVID era Cheryl began asking questions about the scientific and regulatory processes surrounding the vaccine rollout. What followed was a two-year legal battle with the UK medicines regulator (MHRA) to obtain data relating to pregnancy outcomes and adverse reactions.In this conversation Cheryl explains:• Her background inside the pharmaceutical industry• Why the COVID response raised serious scientific concerns for her• Her Freedom of Information requests to the MHRA• The tribunal process to obtain pregnancy monitoring data• What the Yellow Card Vaccine Monitor revealed• How regulators interpret safety data• Why transparency and scientific scrutiny matter in public health decisionsAnt opens the episode with a personal tribute to a friend who recently passed away, highlighting why conversations around medical transparency and patient safety remain important.This episode aims to create space for open dialogue about science, regulation and accountability, allowing listeners to explore the evidence and form their own conclusions.00:00 Tribute and opening message03:45 Introducing Cheryl Grainger06:10 Cheryl’s background in the pharmaceutical industry12:30 Why the COVID response raised scientific concerns20:15 Understanding the MHRA and regulatory oversight29:40 The Freedom of Information requests begin40:05 The two-year tribunal battle for pregnancy data52:00 The Yellow Card Vaccine Monitor explained01:06:40 Serious adverse reactions and data interpretation01:18:00 Why Cheryl believes transparency is essential01:33:00 The broader questions around pharmaceutical regulation01:42:00 Final thoughts and reflections on accountability---Join the Stellify Community! Dive deeper into hidden truths, shadow work, and spiritual awakening — free + exclusive member content now live!Visit: https://www.becomingstellify.co.ukJoin the FREE private community: https://www.patreon.com/becomingstellifyLet’s awaken and rise — together.Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzTHjL5iaMZwuW2YVkKqkjw/joinI would be extremely grateful if you bought me a coffee to support the work I do : https://buymeacoffee.com/stellifyJoin this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzTHjL5iaMZwuW2YVkKqkjw/join

In this episode of the Stellify Podcast, Ant speaks with former UK solicitor Clare Wills Harrison about her journey from working inside the legal system to questioning how power and governance really operate.After more than 25 years in law, Clare began to see serious contradictions between the ideals of justice and the realities of modern legal systems. During the COVID period those questions deepened, leading her to investigate the structure of law, government authority, digital identity systems and the evolving relationship between citizens and the state.In this conversation we explore:• What the legal system is actually designed to do• Why many laws may conflict with moral responsibility• What really changed during COVID• The quiet rise of digital identity systems• Why crises often accelerate political power• The psychology behind compliance and resistanceClare also reflects on how personal trauma, moral courage and individual conscience play a role in deciding whether people comply with systems or challenge them.This is a deep conversation about law, power, conscience and the future of freedom.00:00 Introduction02:20 Why Clare Became a Lawyer07:40 What the Law Is Supposed To Be09:15 Why Written Law Can Be Immoral14:30 War, Morality and Propaganda24:30 COVID and Losing Faith in the Legal System29:30 Government Power and Emergency Laws35:00 Whistleblowing and Professional Consequences40:00 Losing Everything During COVID45:00 Why People Comply With Authority52:00 Trauma and Awakening59:00 Personal Awakening Stories1:06:00 Why Inner Change Matters1:12:00 Digital ID and the Future---Join the Stellify Community! Dive deeper into hidden truths, shadow work, and spiritual awakening — free + exclusive member content now live!Visit: https://www.becomingstellify.co.ukJoin the FREE private community: https://www.patreon.com/becomingstellifyLet’s awaken and rise — together.Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzTHjL5iaMZwuW2YVkKqkjw/joinI would be extremely grateful if you bought me a coffee to support the work I do : https://buymeacoffee.com/stellifyJoin this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzTHjL5iaMZwuW2YVkKqkjw/join

Join us live this Friday at 2pm for another episode of CAMP 3 News, where we step back from the headlines and examine the stories shaping politics both in the UK and around the world.This week the global spotlight has turned to the Middle East following coordinated military strikes against Iran by the United States and Israel, escalating tensions across the region and raising concerns about what may come next. As the situation develops, leaders including Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu are facing intense scrutiny over the consequences of these actions, while governments across Europe, including the UK, are navigating how to respond to a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape. As always on CAMP 3, the aim is not to tell you what to think, but to look beyond the immediate headlines and ask the questions that often go unasked.

Join us live this Friday at 2pm on CAMP 3 News as we take a closer look at some of the stories currently shaping political debate and public policy across the UK.This week we will be discussing:• Reform UK, Rupert Lowe and Nigel Farage• The future of the NHS and growing reliance on pharmaceutical interventions• The rise of weight loss injections and their wider health and economic impact• Ongoing public concerns around cloud seeding and weather modification• Why many across the country feel we are seeing less sunshine and more persistent cloud coverAs always, this is not about telling you what to think.It is about stepping back from headlines and asking what questions deserve further attention.Live Friday at 2pm.

Join Ant and Debi for the first edition of CAMP 3 News, as we take a grounded look at some of the major political and cultural developments currently shaping the UK conversation.This week we’ll be discussing:• Proposed changes around social media access for under 16s, including age verification measures and potential restrictions on VPN use• The broader debate around child safety online, public policy priorities, and how different safeguarding issues are addressed in political discourse• Ongoing tensions between the UK and Russia, recent statements from government figures, and how geopolitical narratives are evolving• The emergence of Rupert Lowe’s new Restore political party and questions around new movements positioning themselves as alternatives within the current political landscapeAnd much more!Join us live, share your thoughts in the chat, and be part of the conversation.Live with Ant and DebiCAMP 3 News

What is the Moon, really?In this deep-dive conversation, Ant is joined once again by astrologer and researcher Chris Nicolson to explore one of the biggest mysteries in the sky. Most people see the Moon as just a natural satellite. Astrology sees it as the seat of emotion and the subconscious. Ancient traditions saw something far more significant.In this episode, we explore the Moon from multiple angles be it astronomical, astrological, mythological and speculative.Topics include:• What the Moon represents in astrology and human emotion• The idea of planetary frequencies and how they may influence life on Earth• Why we only ever see one side of the Moon• Ancient stone circles, lost measurements, and the “megalithic yard”• The theory that the Moon may be an artificial construct• The perfect mathematical relationship between the Earth, Moon and Sun• Why eclipses may point to something deeper than coincidence• Ancient cultures and their advanced sky knowledge• How modern narratives can divide truth-seeking communitiesChris shares research into ancient monuments, planetary cycles, and sacred geometry that suggests our ancestors may have understood far more about the cosmos than we are told today.Watch with an open mind.--Join the Stellify Community! Dive deeper into hidden truths, shadow work, and spiritual awakening — free + exclusive member content now live!Visit: https://www.becomingstellify.co.ukJoin the FREE private community: https://www.patreon.com/becomingstellifyLet’s awaken and rise — together.Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzTHjL5iaMZwuW2YVkKqkjw/joinI would be extremely grateful if you bought me a coffee to support the work I do : https://buymeacoffee.com/stellifyJoin this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzTHjL5iaMZwuW2YVkKqkjw/join

This week Ant and Debi take a grounded look at several developing stories in the UK that are raising questions about leadership, infrastructure, and long-term policy direction.We’ll be discussing:• The growing political pressure surrounding Keir Starmer and what shifting public sentiment may signal for the Labour Party• Flooding across parts of the UK, the impact on communities, and the wider conversation about infrastructure, preparedness, and environmental planning• Ongoing debates around migration policy, border management, and how these issues are framed in the media and political discourseAs always, this conversation is not about party loyalty or quick headlines. It’s about stepping back, looking at patterns, and asking how decisions made at the top may affect everyday life.Join us live, share your perspective in the chat, and be part of a discussion that looks beyond surface narratives.Live with Ant and DebibANTer with Debi — Your Dose of Truth

This Friday at 1pm Ant and Debi go live to take a grounded look at major political and media stories currently raising questions in the UK and internationally.We’ll be discussing the ongoing public interest around the Epstein case, recent document releases, and the broader conversation about how powerful networks operate behind the scenes. This includes looking at widely reported links, media coverage, and why certain names continue to appear in public debate.We’ll also turn our attention to UK politics, exploring the challenges currently facing Keir Starmer and the Labour Party, shifting public confidence, and what this may signal about the direction of British politics.As always, this is not about sensationalism or party loyalty. It’s about examining narratives, power structures, and how information is presented to the public.Join us live, share your perspective in the chat, and be part of a discussion that looks beyond the surface of the headlines.Live with Ant and DebibANTer with Debi — Your Dose of Truth

What can ordinary people actually do when the system feels stacked against them?In this Stellify podcast episode, Ant speaks with Jamie Rodney, an organiser with ACORN, a community union that has been helping tenants resist evictions, challenge poor housing conditions, and push back against aggressive debt collection practices.Over the past decade, ACORN members have:• Stopped evictions through collective action• Won compensation and repairs for tenants living in unsafe homes• Pressured councils to rethink the use of bailiffs• Built local campaigns that bring people together across political and cultural dividesJamie shares his personal journey into organising, how ACORN actions work on the ground, and why he believes strength in numbers is the most effective way for everyday people to regain a sense of agency.This podcast looks at power, community, and what changes when people realise they are not alone.🔗 Learn more about ACORN UK: https://www.acorntheunion.org.ukTopics covered:Community organisingEviction resistanceBailiffs and council tax debtHousing conditions and tenant rightsCollective action and local democracy--Join the Stellify Community! Dive deeper into hidden truths, shadow work, and spiritual awakening — free + exclusive member content now live!Visit: https://www.becomingstellify.co.ukJoin the FREE private community: https://www.patreon.com/becomingstellifyLet’s awaken and rise — together.Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzTHjL5iaMZwuW2YVkKqkjw/joinI would be extremely grateful if you bought me a coffee to support the work I do : https://buymeacoffee.com/stellifyJoin this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzTHjL5iaMZwuW2YVkKqkjw/join