The Information

Democracy Before Profit

Peter Poole attends the launch of Occupy Democracy Brighton beside the clock tower, central Brighton, on Saturday January 17th 2015.

The Mysteries of Radio

Martin Poole explores the world of web-based software-defined radio (WebSDR) receivers and how they allow remote online users to tune into the often mysterious sounds of short wave radio.

Check it out here: http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/

Terror in Paris

Martin Poole summarises the news of terror attacks in Paris and highlights some of the most crucial details of the last few days.

The Tunnel of Truth

Peter Poole reads from a series of mysterious posters discovered under a Brighton railway tunnel. Recorded on Sunday December 28th 2014.

The i360 - Vision or Folly?

The i360 is a controversial new tower being built on Brighton seafront, at great financial cost. Peter Poole listens as speakers proclaim its merits  on Tuesday July 29th 2014, with skeptical words from Nigel Furness.

Talking Interstellar

Peter and Martin Poole share their thoughts on the latest movie from director Christopher Nolan, Interstellar. Please note that this episode contains spoilers as the plot is openly discussed throughout.

Verging on Space

On the Halloween of 2014, the tragic crash of a Virgin Galactic spacecraft became unexpected news. Peter Poole speaks on the night, examining the wider dangers and challenges of space exploration.

The Crop Circles of 2014

Andy Thomas, author of ‘The Truth Agenda’ and the acclaimed crop circle guides ‘Vital Signs’ and ‘An Introduction to Crop Circles’, gives a comprehensive round-up of the crop formations of the 2014 season, both in the UK and overseas.

Visit http://www.cropcircleconnector.com to view the crop formations discussed in this episode.

Scotland Decides

Peter and Martin Poole discuss the result of the recent referendum held in Scotland over independence and weigh up the arguments from both camps in the debate.

A Homage To Richard Attenborough

Martin Poole pays tribute to the late Richard Attenborough and explores some of his most notable work.