Paul English, frequent contributor to the Andrew Carrington Hitchcock Show as well as a key personality behind Euro Folk Radio, led off Inside the Eye – Live! Prime Time! for 2019.  Paul was joined in the conversation with Michael “Tom” Goodrich, author of Hellstorm: The Death of Nazi Germany, 1944-1947.

The show proved to be a delightful conversation between two seasoned voices in the truth movement.

As the show lead off 2019, the just passing holiday season was on their minds as a discussion about Christmas and the “superstar status” of Charles Dickens and the movie, “The man who invented Christmas”, a tale set in the very English England of the 1800’s.  Additional information regarding Dickins proved to be rather interesting.  For instance: who knew that Dickins holds the record for the most sold novel in history?

Paul English did a great job pulling out some of Tom Goodrich’s writing history which led into a fascinating discussion about how Tom met in “German Clubs” where he interviewed many Germans from the dying days of the Germany after World War II.

One should give the show a listen to catch many of the sordid stories as told by Germans  as they experienced the collapse of their nation during the waning days of World War II.

The show ended with a fascinating story told by Paul about the greatest (deadliest) battle to have occurred in English history in what is known as the Battle of Towton, during the 1400’s and the close of the War of the Roses.  On Palm Sunday in March, the battle began on Sunday morning, 28,000 British men had lost their lives, a figure nearly double that which the British lost at The Battle of the Somme in World War I, which saw the British lose some 15,000 men.

Give the show a listen for some entertaining reminiscing and historical perspectives.

Inside the Eye – Live!  Prime Time!  1.3.19