Hearts of Oak
“Joe Allen – The Dark Side of AI: Psychosis, Regulation, and Moral Concerns”
“In this episode, Joe Allen discusses the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence in 2026, including advancements in frontier AI capabilities, predictions for artificial general intelligence and superintelligence, and critiques of techno-optimism. He explores ethical and moral concerns from religious perspectives, potential regulatory responses at state and federal levels, and risks …
“Dr Naomi Wolf – Mamdani, Minnesota Scandal and Trump’s Childhood Vaccines Shakeup”
“In this episode, Dr. Naomi Wolf discusses her concerns about New York City Mayor Mamdani’s administration, including its symbolic actions and potential ties to broader ideological shifts involving identity politics and NGO influence. She draws parallels to urban challenges in London under Sadiq Khan and examines similar issues in U.S. …
“Frank Gaffney – Ban the Muslim Brotherhood or face Civilization Erasure”
“In this interview, Frank Gaffney discusses the Muslim Brotherhood’s origins, activities, and perceived threats to the United States, including its advocacy for Sharia law and influence through front organizations. He covers recent political developments, such as designations by state governors and a Trump executive order, as well as broader issues …
“Dr Gavin Ashenden – Worship, Warning, and Protection: Events Following the Birth of Christ”
“In this fourth installment of the series on the Christmas narrative, Peter discusses Jesus’ birth and early life with Dr. Gavin Ashenden. The conversation examines the visit of the Magi, King Herod’s reaction, and the Holy Family’s flight to Egypt, drawing on biblical texts from Matthew and exploring their historical, …
“Rev Chris Wickland – The Birth of the Messiah: Light in Bethlehem”
“Reverend Chris Wickland discusses the birth of Christ as described in Luke chapter 2, including its fulfillment of prophecies from Micah and other Old Testament passages. He shares his personal background, from a youth involved in witchcraft to leading a network of churches, and draws connections between the Nativity story …
“Dr Sebastian Gorka – Trump’s Triumphs: Obliterating Cartels, Muslim Brotherhood & Global Threats”
“Dr. Sebastian Gorka, former Deputy Assistant to President Trump, returns to discuss the administration’s efforts in counter-terrorism, including the designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization and actions against drug cartels. He also addresses economic policies through tariffs and investments, media bias exemplified by the BBC, and the …
“Bishop Ceirion Dewar – The Silence is Broken: Events Leading Up to the Messiah’s Birth”
“Bishop Ceirion Dewar discusses the New Testament narratives surrounding the birth of Jesus, including the angelic announcements to Zechariah and Mary, their responses of faith and doubt, and the connections to Old Testament prophecies that underscore God’s plan of redemption. Bishop Ceirion Dewar serves as Missionary Bishop in the Confessing …
“Ben Habib – Advance UK: Restoring Pride, Political Principles and British Identity”
“Ben Habib, leader of Advance UK, discusses the party’s recent registration with the Electoral Commission, the importance of local councillors in grassroots politics, critiques of rival parties like Reform UK, and Advance UK’s structure emphasizing principled governance. Topics also include policies on supporting motorists, cancelling net zero targets, economic reform …
“Fr Phil Harris – The 400 Silent Years: Israel Waiting for Messiah”
“In this episode, Peter talks to the Reverend Canon Father Phil Harris about the biblical significance of Christmas. They explore the 400-year intertestamental period known as the “silent years,” the historical and cultural context of Israel awaiting the Messiah, and Old Testament prophecies from Malachi, Isaiah, and Micah that point …
“The Week According To . . . Bernie Spofforth”
“In this episode, Bernie Spofforth joins Hearts of Oak to discuss the UK Labour government’s declining poll ratings and policies, including proposals to limit jury trials, speech restrictions, and rising energy costs. They examine the UN Digital Global Compact, a new HMRC scheme incentivizing reports of tax evasion, the role …
“Brigitte Gabriel – Unmasking the Muslim Brotherhood: Sharia, Immigration and a MAGA Awakening”
“Brigitte Gabriel returns to Hearts of Oak to discuss divisions within the Republican Party over U.S. support for Israel, the strategic value of Israel as an ally in the Middle East, and the increasing presence of Islamism in America. She covers topics including Sharia courts, immigration policies, and the influence …
“Alec Lace – First Class Fatherhood: Rewriting the Narrative”
“Alec Lace discusses his experiences starting a podcast on fatherhood in 2018, inspired by conversations with young men who viewed family life negatively. He shares insights from interviewing over 600 high-profile individuals, including principles like adapting to children’s interests, maintaining calm in chaotic moments, and the role of faith in …
“The Week According To . . . Lewis Brackpool”
“Lewis Brackpool covers his role in Restore Britain’s investigations into corruption in public and private sectors, drawing on whistle-blower reports. The discussion includes the case of over 53,000 illegal migrants missing after receiving deportation orders, critiques of Piers Morgan’s views on English identity and immigration in his interview with Tucker …
“Cheryl Chumley – The Rise of Socialism and Threats to Free Speech in the US”
“Cheryl Chumley, an opinion editor and author joins Heart of Oak to discuss the spread of socialism in U.S. cities like New York and Seattle, including budget issues and business outflows. She covers aspects of Trump’s foreign policy, such as Saudi trade deals and the Israel-Hamas peace plan, highlighting ideological …
“The Week According To . . . Sarah White”
“This week we are delighted to welcome Sarah White who details her political journey from Reform UK to Advance UK and her arrest for displaying the Union flag at protests against the Bell Hotel migrant accommodation in Epping. And on Sarah’s radar in the news she discusses the terrorism schedule …
“Dr David Cartland – Do No Harm: Diaries of a “Vaccinated” Antivaxer and Slow Release of Truth”
“In this episode we welcome back Dr. David Cartland as he recounts his transformation from vaccinated UK physician to outspoken COVID-19 vaccine critic, culminating in his striking off by the General Medical Council (GMC) after a biased three-year probe fueled by 254 anonymous complaints. He describes a “kangaroo court” that …
“Dr Bradley Thayer – Identity Under Siege: The Trump Call to Counter Radical Ideologies”
“We welcome Dr Bradley Thayer, Fellow at the American Freedom Alliance and regular contributor to Steve Bannon’s War Room, the ongoing efforts to restore American identity under President Trump. Topics include Trump’s use of tariffs to reinforce economic strength, JD Vance’s critiques of European policies on censorship and immigration, and …
“Isabel Vaughan-Spruce – Arrested for Prayer: Defending Life and Free Speech in Modern Britain”
“In this episode of Hearts of Oak, Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, co-director of March for Life UK and campaign director for 40 Days for Life, discusses her journey into pro-life activism, shaped by a Christian upbringing and a commitment to the vulnerable. She reflects on the 58th anniversary of the 1967 Abortion …
“Montgomery Toms – The Blair Blueprint: How Digital IDs Threaten Our Freedoms”
“In this episode, Montgomery Toms returns to discuss the UK government’s push for digital IDs, including the one login system and Brit card proposals. Drawing from his recent appearance at the Make Europe Healthy Again conference in Brussels, he connects digital IDs to past vaccine passports as a blueprint for …
“The Week According To . . . Prof Norman Fenton”
“In this Week’s According To, Professor Norman Fenton joins us to examine the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, including Hamas’s violations of the ceasefire and the handling of hostage remains. He addresses rising anti-Semitism in London, from street protests to university environments, and critiques selective media coverage of events like the violence …