In this episode I am joined by my Canadian friend, Matthew A. Bon, an artists and storyteller, to talk about male friendships and relationships.

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This was my first ever appearance on a network TV with their short and snappy formats. The question asked was around the apparent racism in countryside and whether there is a need for immigrants to integrate or not.

I would lead an army

In this episode, I talk about the indefinite suspension of Ex-Muslim Finnish Journalist Anter Yasa from Twitter (X) and we talk further about the Islamist issues within Finland along with the corruption and incompetence within the government.

Every week, I will tell you about an English Idiom, its meaning, its use in example and its possible origins. Hope you find it interesting.

This week the idiom is:

"The Proof is in the Pudding"

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In this episode I am joined by Sean Bw Parker and we talk about various topics from the links between stammering and creativity to his time in Istanbul and then to the changing tides of British Culture.

Sean Bw Parker

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For this year, 2024, every week I will post a Latin Phrase with its meaning. Hope you like it and find it interesting.

Every week, I share a quote that I find interesting. I hope you find them interesting as well.

In this episode, we are joined again by Nick Buckley (MBE) but this time to talk about mythologies and their connection with us. We discuss whether myths are memories of a forgotten past and what could it mean if we start understanding them as such.

Every week, I will tell you about an English Idiom, its meaning, its use in example and its possible origins. Hope you find it interesting.