Nigel is joined by Dr. Keith Rose, an accomplished Army tactical surgeon and entrepreneur, to talk about corporate bullying, regulatory capture in the medical industry, and of course, freedom of speech.

Nigel Kent issues a big call-out to GoDaddy over censorship, and dives deep on several of the most egregious cases of anti-speech activities by the hosting giant.

Nigel Kent discusses art and censorship with banned artist and filmmaker Ken Avidor in this the second part of a two-episode interview.

Nigel dissects the gray-area buzzwords you sign off on whenever you join a social media company, limiting your rights as soon as you're censored by them.

Nigel Kent interviews Ken Avidor, the brilliant artist behind the banned film "Unjabbed" as well as other intriguing film shorts about his experience with censorship from video distribution platform Vimeo.

It finally happened. Nervous Jack D finally left his creation for the greener pastures of his money processing company, Square. Nigel speculates as to why -- and what may be to come for Twitter

Nigel Kent explores the tons and tons of current litigation against Meta/Facebook right now. Is this good for free speech? Draw your own conclusion.

GoDaddy has been censoring for political reasons since 2007. Nigel Kent details three rarely-reported times GoDaddy nuked its users with no warning, and in some cases, with great financial damage.

Facebook recently announced that it is renaming its parent company "Meta". Nigel unpacks what this may mean to Facebook users, what the "metaverse" is, and how free speech may be impacted by Facebook's meta-ambitions.

Nigel and censored artist and filmmaker Ken Avidor discuss the cult of vaccination speech control in the second part of this two-part interview. Ken's art can be found at @avidorart on IG.