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    • You can time travel now, this is how you can see into the future.mp3

      You can time travel now, this is how you can see into the future.mp3
      Feb 15 2026
      You can time travel now, this is how you can see into the future Stop being a passenger in a pre-written timeline. David Rodgers, Producer of LONDON: The Great Betrayal, reveals the mechanics of the Deep Sector Scan. Learn how to treat time as a simultaneous database—where nothing is ever deleted and the future is simply an encrypted file in the Dark IP. From the imminent fall of the Mayor in September 2026 to the terminal 2038 Resolution,
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      5 min
    • New Years Day Special The Who Complete History New years eve / Day by David Rodgers

      New Years Day Special The Who Complete History New years eve / Day by David Rodgers
      Dec 27 2025
      Join David Rodgers for a special New Year's edition deep dive. We travel back to the Roundhouse in London, New Year's Eve 1966, where The Who didn't just play music—they declared war on the past. In this episode, we explore how four men who hoped to "die before they got old" ended up taking four radically different paths: from Keith Moon’s self-destruction to Roger Daltrey’s quiet life on the fishery. A look at survival, discipline, and the art of smashing time.
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      5 min
    • The Who at Christmas: From 1950s Scarcity to Rock Legends

      The Who at Christmas: From 1950s Scarcity to Rock Legends
      Dec 2 2025
      Merry Christmas! Join David Rodgers for a festive look at London legends, The Who. We explore how the holidays defined them: from the struggle of post-war "powdered egg" rations to the spark of Pete Townshend’s first guitar in Christmas 1956. We cover Keith Moon’s wild 1974 "Christmas Fairy" antics and Roger Daltrey’s evolution from wretched meals to massive family feasts. Discover how the season of goodwill shaped the loudest band in the world.
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      5 min
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