The World of Momus Podcast

Hi, I will be making some changes to the podcast from next year onwards. These changes will take the podcast back to its original roots of making history and mythology related content, and enhance it by inviting experts in their fields to discuss in depth about topics relating to history, mythology, theology, governance policies, and literature. The podcast will no longer be available on any other platform apart from YouTube, Substack, and X.

In this episode I am joined by, Dr Mario Trabucco della Torretta, who gives an update about what he suspects British Museum is trying to do behind our backs in secret. We also discuss his participation in the recent debates in Athens and the scientific paper he wrote in the Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History. Hope you enjoy the Marble Games.

Reuploading this as Spotify said the previous upload might have restrictions in various countries due to "Benny Hill" music in a portion of a clip. In this episode, I talk with Paul Golding who is co-leader of Britain First, about the recent seizure of their "Battle Buses" which they use for political campaigning.

In this episode, I talk with Paul Golding who is co-leader of Britain First, about the recent seizure of their "Battle Buses" which they use for political campaigning.

In this episode #100 of the World of Momus podcast, I engage with Pete North, a political commentator and aviation enthusiast, discussing his journey from programming to political activism, the controversial AC Grayling incident, and the flaws in the British libel system. But primarily we talk about the recent incident which saw Pete arrested for a tweet against a proscribed terrorist organisation Hamas.