Society 2.0 is a podcast for people who feel that something fundamental has shifted in the world and want to understand what’s really going on beneath the surface. In a time of constant updates, breaking news, and competing versions of the truth, clarity can be hard to find. Society 2.0 slows things down, creating space for deeper conversations that explore how narratives are formed, who shapes them, and how power, media, culture, and technology intersect. The podcast is designed for curious, sceptical listeners from all walks of life, whether you’re thinking about the future, questioning the direction of society, or trying to make sense of an increasingly complex world. Through independent, evidence-led discussions, Society 2.0 helps you step back, see the bigger picture, and think more clearly about where things may be heading.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSociety 2.0 is a podcast for people who feel that something fundamental has shifted in the world and want to understand what’s really going on beneath the surface. In a time of constant updates, breaking news, and competing versions of the truth, clarity can be hard to find.
Society 2.0 is hosted by Greg Chambers. The show has published 15 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Pete Stone | Do You Really Own Your Home, Car or Anything at All?" (22 October 2026, 77 minutes), "Emily Hewertson | Is Free Speech Dying in Britain?" (15 October 2026, 64 minutes), and "Mark Steele: “They’ve Built a Kill Grid Across Britain” | 5G, ULEZ & Hidden Technology" (1 October 2026, 75 minutes).
Society 2.0 publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 76 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for Society 2.0 is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Society 2.0 requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Society 2.0's contact route on record: public web form.
Greg Chambers hosts Society 2.0, a society show with 15 episodes published.
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Episode #5
Pete Stone joins Society 2.0 to discuss sovereignty, ownership and why he believes many of the legal and financial systems people interact with every day are fundamentally misunderstood. Pete explains how years of...
Episode #4
Emily Hewertson joins Society 2.0 to discuss whether free speech is disappearing in Britain, and what that says about the direction the country is heading. Emily reflects on the backlash she has faced for expressing...
Episode #2
Mark Steele joins Society 2.0 to discuss 5G, ULEZ cameras, surveillance technology and what he describes as hidden infrastructure being deployed across Britain. Drawing on his background in engineering and weapons...
Episode #1
Is Britain being governed in the public interest, or are too many decisions being made behind closed doors? In this episode of Society 2.0, Greg sits down with former MP Andrew Bridgen for the launch of Season 2. Andrew...
Episode #10
<p>Is your mind really yours - or has it been programmed by your past? </p><p>In this episode of Society 2.0, Greg sits down with Rob Hisee, the UK’s No.1 Unconscious Mind Expert, for a powerful conversation about...
Episode #9
<p>Matt Le Tissier opens up in this powerful episode about football, fame, controversy, free speech, and what really happened after stepping away from mainstream media. </p><p>From his legendary Southampton career to...
Episode #8
<p>What if trauma, ego and ancient wisdom were the keys to understanding who we really are, why we suffer and how we transform? </p><p>In this episode of Society 2.0, Greg Chambers sits down with Renato Guerrero, a...
Episode #7
<p>For decades, David Icke has challenged mainstream narratives surrounding power, media, consciousness, technology, and the nature of reality itself. </p><p>In this episode of Society 2.0, David joins Greg to discuss...
Episode #6
<p>Claire Powell, Paris Fury’s manager and founder of The CAN Group, joins Society 2.0 to reveal what really happens behind celebrity headlines, crisis PR, public image and the media stories we all consume. </p><p>Known...
Episode #5
<p>In Part 2 of our explosive conversation, COVID whistleblower and undertaker John O’Looney returns with even more detail, evidence, and unanswered questions. </p><p>From high-level meetings in Westminster to what he...
Episode #4
<p>In this episode of Society 2.0, we sit down with John O’Looney, a funeral director with years of experience working closely with families, coroners, and post-mortem processes. </p><p>Having worked throughout the...
Episode #1
<p>In this episode of Society 2.0, we sit down with Sonny Green, an Essex-born musician, actor, and spoken word artist whose work is challenging narratives around identity, culture, and truth. </p><p>After gaining...
Episode #3
<p>The financial system as we know it is changing, and faster than most people realise.</p><p>In this episode of Society 2.0, we sit down with Rick Baker to break down what’s really happening behind the scenes, from...
Episode #2
<p>In this episode of Society 2.0, we dive into one of the most debated and controversial topics shaping modern cities: ULEZ, net zero policies, and the future of transport. </p><p>Our guest, Matthew Houston, shares his...
Society 2.0
<p>You feel it, don’t you?</p><p>That sense that something isn’t quite right. That the world is moving faster than it should, and the truth is getting harder to find.</p><p>Society 2.0 exists to cut through the...
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