Saturday, 23 January 2016

35th Weekly Programme - Radio Free UK

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This week programme: We kick off with updates on the EU Referendum Campaigns - three of them now - Leave.EU, Vote Leave and Grass Roots Out.

We have a small collection of some particularly relevant speeches made in the EU parliament.

We have items from our regular contributers - the second edition of the new Better Off Out podcast, Godfrey Bloom on a subject that matters to us all - money!, the weeks headlines from Scottie K and a tale from the youth of Jake the writer.

We continue with the next part of our audiobook, and have a wild card an iterm from Tom Woods' very popular US podcast - a very interesting discussion of The Over Population myth, I love the way this is presented with out reams of statistics, but with clear short examples that can be easily understood and can't be contradicted.

In the mix we have other interesting items - often read by Alan Taylor Shearer - thanks Alan! Great work.

And as we always try to do - we finish with a funny from Batsby.

Listen on - and enjoy the show(s).