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A video about anti-refugee rhetoric, Bibby Stockholm and the crisis in the UK’s asylum system.
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A video about Patreon. Its rise, and ongoing fall… Since it was founded by Jack Conte in 2013, it has enabled huge swathes of YouTubers, podcasters, illustrators and other content creators to derive an income from their work, to expand their budgets and to be more ambitious in the work they produce. But, recently, it’s found itself in a bit of trouble.
Written, directed and presented by Tom Nicholas.
Edited by Georgia Burrows.
A history and analysis of the Culture Wars. Because it is needed. We’ll look at how the progressive movements of the 1960s (including the New Left, the Civil Rights Movement, the Free Speech Movement, the early LGBT rights movement and second-wave feminism) blasted cracks in the conservative conformity of the 1950s, consider the rise of neoconservatism and the Christian Right in the United States in the 1970s and the arguments surrounding art and music in the same country in the late 1980s.
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With the coronation of Charles III Tom Nicholas celebrates in the only way he knows how: by creating a mini-series of videos telling the stories of various rebels, radicals and republicans throughout the centuries who have tried (with varying degrees of success) to consign the British crown to history. He calls it “Treason Fest 2023”.
In this first episode we’re looking at the one time that Britain has successfully ridded itself of its royal family. Buckle-up for the story of Charles I, Oliver Cromwell and the English Revolution.
In this next episode we’re looking at some people who do not agree with Britain being a monarchy. Especially it’s about Thomas Paine and his interestig life.
In this episode we’re looking at how the British Monarchy became obsessed with maintaining its own popularity, how that obsession almost brought-down the institution under Queen Victoria and how King Charles might similarly place it at risk.
May Be Continued…