Trump's True Social dilemma (Part 1)
The Black Spy Podcast
Trump's True Social dilemma (Part 1) Black Spy Podcast number 242, Season 25, Episode 0001 In a presidency where a single post can move markets, rattle allies, and dominate the global news cycle before breakfast, The Black Spy Podcast turns its lens on one of the most volatile communications channels in modern politics: POTUS’s Truth Social feed. In this gripping two-part special, “Trump’s True Social Dilemma,” we examine how impulsive digital pronouncements can shape real-world policy at home and abroad — from Washington power struggles to international flashpoints. Part 1 explores...
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Who controls the media that controls you?
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Who controls the media that controls you? Black Spy Podcast number 241, Season 24, Episode 0010 This week’s Black Spy Podcast considers the influence of the mainstream mass media on the thoughts, ideas and beliefs of regular citizens of nation states and assesses the very wide range of potential concept anchor belief points, practically taught by the media to a nation’s citizens. From religion, sport, ideals, mores, entertainment and culture - Carlton explores who benefits from these teachings and who controls and co-opts the main stream mass media to use it to their advantage. More...
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World Cup Disaster?
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World Cup Disaster? Black Spy Podcast number 240, Season 24, Episode 0009 This week’s Black Spy Podcast is dedicated to considering the Football World Cup in North America. . Carlton discusses the problem of President Trump restricting access for football fans to attend matches in the USA from countries he doesn’t like. Moreover, its now becomes clear that ICE and other border officials are preventing entry to the US to see World Cup matches because they have criticised President Trump on social media. Carlton considers the above in detail and what this will mean for the World Cup...
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Has Iran Ended US Economic Dominance
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Has Iran Ended US Economic Dominance Black Spy Podcast number 239, Season 24, Episode 0008 This week’s Black Spy Podcast is in the main dedicated to analysing the economic consequences of Israel’s and USA sneak attack on Iran. So in this episode we explain how the reserve currency works. How the petro-dollar works and how the circular movement of Billions if not trillions of these petroleum export dollars works there way through the Gulf States into the United States continually bolstered the USA economy. Additionally we see how this situation is now being countered via gold sales...
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Why the US killed 167 Iranian girls
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Why the US killed 167 Iranian girls Black Spy Podcast number 238, Season 24, Episode 0007 This week’s Black Spy Podcast is in the main dedicated to answering a question posed to Carlton King by several listeners “who killed the young Iranian School girls (children) during the sneak attack on the first day of the present US/Israeli war against Iran. In order to fully answer this question Carlton has relied on the statements from experts in the fields of US intelligence handling and US military targeting. Carlton has also examined the other question asked of him this week -...
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TRUMP’S War? (Part 2)
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TRUMP’S War? (Part 2) Black Spy Podcast number 237, Season 24, Episode 0006 This week’s Black Spy Podcast examines the growing malaise within the United States government during the Trump era and explores the complex web of political, ideological, and financial pressures shaping American decision-making. The programme analyses how competing interests — from domestic political survival to international alliances — have placed Donald Trump at the centre of a series of contentious power struggles. A key focus of the discussion is the strategic relationship between the United States...
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TRUMP’S War? (Part 1)
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TRUMP’S War? (Part 1) Black Spy Podcast number 236, Season 24, Episode 0005 This week’s Black Spy Podcast examines the growing malaise within the United States government during the Trump era and explores the complex web of political, ideological, and financial pressures shaping American decision-making. The programme analyses how competing interests — from domestic political survival to international alliances — have placed Donald Trump at the centre of a series of contentious power struggles. A key focus of the discussion is the strategic relationship between the United States...
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Can we fix Britain? (Part 2)
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Can we fix Britain? (Part 2) Black Spy Podcast number 235, Season 24, Episode 0004 Last week I asked the Can Britain accept its place in the world or will it die under its post colonial pretentions? This week and next week, with my two colleagues, Dr Rachel Taylor from the perspective of the human mind and Fergus Esack from her professional media and spin expertise - we ask can Britain be fixed or is Britain on an inevitable road to real decline turbo charged by an inability to live within its means! Hence, as with last week, the Black Spy Podcast examines one of the most provocative...
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Can we fix Britain? (Part 1)
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Can we fix Britain? (Part 1) Black Spy Podcast number 234, Season 24, Episode 0003 Last week I asked the Can Britain accept its place in the world or will it die under its post colonial pretentions? This week and next week, with my two colleagues, Dr Rachel Taylor from the perspective of the human mind and Fergus Esack from her professional media and spin expertise - we ask can Britain be fixed or is Britain on an inevitable road to real decline turbo charged by an inability to live within its means! Hence, as with last week, the Black Spy Podcast examines one of the most provocative...
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Is Britain dying?
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Is Britain dying? Black Spy Podcast number 233, Season 24, Episode 0002 Can Britain accept its place in the world or will it die under its post colonial pretentions? In this episode, the Black Spy Podcast examines one of the most provocative questions in modern British public life: whether the United Kingdom is experiencing terminal decline or simply undergoing a turbulent period of transition. Drawing on his experiences and perspectives from security, economics, geopolitics, and social cohesion, Carlton explores the indicators often cited as evidence of UK national decline — slowing...
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The Black Spy Podcast 225, Season 23, Episode 0005
This week’s Black Spy Podcast sees host Carlton King and regular thrupple contributor Fergus Esack evaluate 2025 and the stories that have occurred during the year.
2025 will be remembered as a year of pressure, polarisation and profound questioning, and the Black Spy Podcast offers a measured yet unflinching evaluation of a world in flux. Across its episodes, the podcast reflects on how debates around gender continued to evolve, often framed by cultural anxiety, political opportunism and generational divides. These conversations were rarely simple, and Black Spy captured that complexity rather than reducing it to slogans.
Politically, 2025 exposed deep fractures. From domestic power struggles to shifting alliances, the podcast assesses how trust in institutions was repeatedly tested. The European Union features as a central theme, navigating economic uncertainty, internal disagreements and its changing role on the global stage.
War remains a grim constant. Black Spy surveys the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the continuing violence surrounding Israel, not to rehearse daily headlines, but to consider the wider human, political and moral consequences of prolonged conflict. These wars shaped diplomacy, energy policy and public opinion far beyond their borders.
The year was also marked by a series of shocking incidents that jolted public consciousness—events that forced uncomfortable questions about security, social cohesion and leadership. In reviewing 2025, the Black Spy Podcast does not offer easy answers, but instead provides context, reflection and a clear-eyed assessment of a year that left few untouched.
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