Britain should be the most successful country in the galaxy.
Tom Ough and Calum Drysdale present ambitious, outlandish, and yet remarkably achievable ideas to revitalise Britain — from spaceports in Cornwall to mining colonies in Antarctica.
"The manufacturing interest of this country is really the foundation of our national prosperity."
— Benjamin Disraeli, 1846
Britain has lost its optimism, becoming less prosperous, influential, and capable of building essential infrastructure.
But what if the future could inspire hope? From their thatched space station, Tom Ough and Calum Drysdale present Anglofuturism. Each episode dives deep on ambitious, outlandish, and yet remarkably achievable ideas to revitalise Britain. These ideas — crushing crime and building beautiful homes, spaceports in Cornwall and the North Sea, and British mining colonies in Antarctica — envision a future where Britain takes control of its destiny and reaches out into the galaxy.
Produced by Aeron Laffere. It will self-destruct when the UK achieves the highest GDP-per-capita in the Milky Way.
What people say
"Anglofuturism is doing wonders for our recruitment."
"A podcast hosted by a couple of geeks — a movement for the young, the talented, the disenchanted."
"The slightly more optimistic end of the spectrum."
"The optimistic Anglofuturists — among the best of the energetic new right-leaning publishing landscape."
"A high tech, progressively patriotic agenda that might just cut through. Well worth a listen."
"Harmless, nerdy podcasters."
"Current stagnation isn't inevitable. I appreciate their lack of defeatism."