LATEST EPISODES

Robert Hisee joins Society 2.0 to explore how the unconscious mind shapes anxiety, confidence, behaviour and reality, explaining why lasting change comes from shifting how we feel, visualise and create from within.

Matt Le Tissier joins Society 2.0 for an unfiltered conversation on COVID, media narratives, free speech, digital ID and public trust. A thought-provoking episode exploring truth, censorship, independent thinking and the cost of refusing to stay silent.

In this episode of Society 2.0, Greg Chambers sits down with Renato Guerrero, a Chilean multidisciplinary therapist and mentor, to explore trauma, ancient wisdom, nature, near-death experiences and the deeper questions behind human transformation. Renato also shares his perspective on multiple souls, personal power, ego, spirituality and why reconnecting with the natural world may help us better understand ourselves.

Greg Chambers speaks with David Icke about consciousness, artificial intelligence, transhumanism, power and the future of human freedom. The episode explores reality, fear, technology, spirituality and the deeper questions shaping where society may be heading next.

Claire Powell, founder of The CAN Group and manager of Paris Fury, joins Society 2.0 to reveal how celebrity PR, crisis management, bad press and public image can shape, protect or destroy reputations overnight.

In Part 2, John O’Looney goes deeper into his experiences during COVID, sharing what he says he saw first-hand, the questions it raised, and the reaction to speaking out.

A conversation with funeral director John O’Looney, sharing his frontline experience during COVID-19 and raising questions about trust, perception, and public narratives.

From crypto and blockchain to central bank digital currencies, we break down what’s changing, why it matters, and what it could mean for your money and future.

Is ULEZ really about emissions, or is it part of something bigger? This episode looks at the technology, policies, and questions many people aren’t asking.

A thought-provoking conversation with Sonny Green exploring identity, truth, and independent thinking in a world shaped by media, culture, and constant information