Shamanic Freedom Radio

In this episode, Niall starts by talking about how his own personal infernal hell experience in childhood became an insight which helped him understand the concept of a mind virus which could be sweeping over reality. The subject goes onto the subsequent mental illness in the alternative communities which may be a symptom of this fear. After that the subject goes onto the eyebrow raising topics of sex and sexuality. No more spoilers. Music: Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll The Young Ones Closing Themev

In this episode, Niall starts by talking about how his own personal infernal hell experience in childhood became an insight which helped him understand the concept of a mind virus which could be sweeping over reality. The subject goes onto the subsequent mental illness in the alternative communities which may be a symptom of this fear. After that the subject goes onto the eyebrow raising topics of sex and sexuality. No more spoilers. Music: Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll The Young Ones Closing Themev

In this follow-up/part 2 of the Brexit based podcast, Niall rants about the intolerance of people in the aftermath of the referendum, using an example of an abusive message he received by a 'Remainer', and the problems or extreme left and extreme right ideologies popping up making people fall out with each other in what could be, if we're not careful, a descent into civil war. Music: The Clash - The English Civil War

In this follow-up/part 2 of the Brexit based podcast, Niall rants about the intolerance of people in the aftermath of the referendum, using an example of an abusive message he received by a 'Remainer', and the problems or extreme left and extreme right ideologies popping up making people fall out with each other in what could be, if we're not careful, a descent into civil war. Music: The Clash - The English Civil War

In this episode, Niall does not shy away from risking losing 50% of his audience by taking a pro leave stance on the recent Brexit EU referendum. In his own unique way he looks at immigration, economics, centralised power structures, misguided wet lefties, social polarisation, and much more in as controversial ‘rant-cast’. Music: Sex Pistols - Anarchy in the UK

In this episode, Niall does not shy away from risking losing 50% of his audience by taking a pro leave stance on the recent Brexit EU referendum. In his own unique way he looks at immigration, economics, centralised power structures, misguided wet lefties, social polarisation, and much more in as controversial ‘rant-cast’. Music: Sex Pistols - Anarchy in the UK

In this episode, Niall takes a walk in a forest in Dartmoor and returns to the podsphere for the first time in almost five months. Topics mulled over include escaping a cult you don’t know you’re in, grass roots culture becoming astroturfed, medieval remnants/‘crusader’ mentality, cultural Marxism in danger of becoming cultural Stalinism, the slow fall of Empire and how Donald Trump could speed up the process, and much more. Music: Rick Wakeman featuring Niall Murphy - Life on Mars Thin Lizzy - Do Anything You Want To

In this episode, Niall takes a walk in a forest in Dartmoor and returns to the podsphere for the first time in almost five months. Topics mulled over include escaping a cult you don’t know you’re in, grass roots culture becoming astroturfed, medieval remnants/‘crusader’ mentality, cultural Marxism in danger of becoming cultural Stalinism, the slow fall of Empire and how Donald Trump could speed up the process, and much more. Music: Rick Wakeman featuring Niall Murphy - Life on Mars Thin Lizzy - Do Anything You Want To

In this roamcast presented on December 25, Niall walks along the South West Coast Path and Slapton Sands in south Devon on a very mild day temerature wise. It starts with the idea of escaping the “MatriXmas”. In other words unplugging entirely from Empire’s cultural Christmas in a positive and inspiring way.The other main topic involves good or bad futures as Empire crumbles - which future will we end up in? Will it be a flakey crusade world, a machine technocracy or an open source world of financial and cultural sovereignty?And more.Music:Sparks - In The FutureThe Levellers - World Freak ShowEric Dolphy - Hat and Beard

In this roamcast presented on December 25, Niall walks along the South West Coast Path and Slapton Sands in south Devon on a very mild day temerature wise. It starts with the idea of escaping the “MatriXmas”. In other words unplugging entirely from Empire’s cultural Christmas in a positive and inspiring way.The other main topic involves good or bad futures as Empire crumbles - which future will we end up in? Will it be a flakey crusade world, a machine technocracy or an open source world of financial and cultural sovereignty?And more.Music:Sparks - In The FutureThe Levellers - World Freak ShowEric Dolphy - Hat and Beard

In this episode, Niall unleashes his controversial sense of humour by being blown up by a jihadist suicide bomber, complete with sound effects. However he survives unscathed because he's wearing a suit made entirely of Syrian passports, and proceeds to calmly sweep up the remains.In this anti Syrian invasion podcast, Niall also reads an article concerning a Conservative MP who faked a death threat from a constituent, and plays a clip of James O'Brien from London's LBC Radio taking offence at David Cameron's insinuation that anyone against the government's decision to bomb Syria is a terrorist sympathiser.The music is anti war/anti government too:The Levellers - Another Man's CauseLindisfarne - Bring Down The Government

In this episode, Niall unleashes his controversial sense of humour by being blown up by a jihadist suicide bomber, complete with sound effects. However he survives unscathed because he's wearing a suit made entirely of Syrian passports, and proceeds to calmly sweep up the remains.In this anti Syrian invasion podcast, Niall also reads an article concerning a Conservative MP who faked a death threat from a constituent, and plays a clip of James O'Brien from London's LBC Radio taking offence at David Cameron's insinuation that anyone against the government's decision to bomb Syria is a terrorist sympathiser.The music is anti war/anti government too:The Levellers - Another Man's CauseLindisfarne - Bring Down The Government

Full episode coming soon!

In this episode after a long break, Niall focuses on war, terror and the main fixed forms of ‘Obsessive Ideological Disorder’ which are plaguing the world. The main focus is the war machine in the aftermath of the Paris attacks and the knee jerk ideologies which inhibit the ability to talk rationally about the real problems, and how we need a non ideological form of unity and stop fighting each other as we unite against the sinister problems looming on the horizon. This episode contains a clip from a recent episode of Doctor Music: Niall Murphy - Orbisha (2015 remix)

In this episode, Niall uses his real name to put himself on the firing line. This episode looks specifically at the new extremism bill proposed by the conservative government (no capitals for them) and the implications. For anyone who has been paying attention, you will already be aware that the Human Rights Act is for the chop, the protection via the European Convention of Human Rights is to be compromised and a proposed bill to silence anyone who has alternative or sceptical views concerning mainstream narratives including a banning order and possible incarceration for the heinous crime of voicing an opinion which in not state sanctioned, looks like it is to be enshrined in law. This episode is a plea to all "domestic terrorists and non violent extremists" who value their freedom of speech and expression to speak out against this new form of tyranny. Music - Ozric Tentacles - Epiphlioy