ClarkeOutLoud

About ClarkeOutLoud

In this podcast we will dive deep into the everyday and more controversial subjects that present themselves in modern everyday life. Giving opinions from both sides of the fence on all topics that are on peoples minds. They seek the listeners opinions on topics that people are wondering about and try to shed some light on what is going on and how we should deal with things. With a dash of humour we get into the topics that some try to avoid letting you into their lives and what that entails.

Publisher

Clarkeoutloud

Category

comedy

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

10 Sept 2025

Latest episode

14 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

46 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   14 Oct 2026

   War On Working Class And Free Speech

   Clarkeoutloud is back! Britain is punishing the people who keep it running, and this episode calls it out without apology. I take aim at the squeeze on the working class, from overtime that barely pays to rising fuel and living costs, and asks why working harder can still leave people struggling to get ahead. A listener message from Isaac sets the tone for a no-filter conversation about taxes, council costs, National Insurance, prescription charges, and the mounting pressures on farmers and family businesses. I also turns to free speech, why healthy disagreement matters, how fear of causing offence can silence people, and where workplace social media policies may cross a line. If you’ve ever looked at your payslip and wondered where the money went or felt ignored in conversations about the issues shaping everyday life this episode is for you. Clark Out Loud is back weekly, with more blunt conversations, guest debates, and listener messages. Thank you for listening to the podcast il try my best to bring you the most interesting debates and conversations i can and hopefully have a laugh doing it. Want to get in touch? Email in: clarkeoutloud@gmail.com Or find the podcast on social media Facebook: @clarkeoutloud Instagram: @clarkeoutloud TikTok: @clarkeoutloud See you all next week!

2. 

   1 Sept 2026

   End of The Line With John Uttley

   Most people underestimate how much growing up in post-war Britain shaped who we are today — but John’s story reveals just how profound that influence truly is. From the austerity of the 1950s to the cultural upheavals of the 60s, he recounts a world in transition, highlighting lessons that resonate even now.Imagine swapping the rationed existence of the 40s and 50s for the vibrant, turbulent decade that defined a generation. John reflects on his childhood in Lancashire, the shift from scarcity to abundance, and the social expectations that moulded his journey. His memories of cricket in the fields, the first wave of British pop, and the stark political landscape paint a vivid picture of a nation finding its identity.In this captivating episode, you'll discover: How the post-war austerity still echoes in today's economic debates The cultural revolution ignited by British artists like the Beatles and Dylan The profound impact of the miners' strike on Britain’s future What it really meant to be a Victorian-born baby boomer living through seismic societal changes Insights into how early life adversity can forge resilience and shape legacy John’s unique perspective as a scientist, finance director, and published author offers valuable lessons in resilience, integrity, and the timeless influence of culture and community. His stories are replete with humour, honesty, and a deep sense of rootedness in Lancashire’s rolling landscapes and traditions. Whether you're interested in history, politics, or personal growth, this episode invites you to reflect on your roots and consider how past shifts create the foundation for tomorrow’s opportunities. And don't miss John’s upcoming novel, End of the Line, where he explores love and legacy in later life — a fitting culmination of life’s enduring themes. His insights remind us that, no matter the challenges, we inherit not only our history but also our capacity to reinvent ourselves. Sorry for the break in releases Clarkeoutloud will be back weekly from the 9th September! if you want to get in touch with us with your stories maybe even appear on a episode like john. get in touch the way to do so is... Email Clarkeoutloud@gmail.com TikTok: @clarkeoutloud Instagram: @clarkeoutloud Facebook: @clarkeoutloud See you all September 9th.

3. 

   29 Jul 2026

   The End Of The Line With John Uttley!

   Most people underestimate how much growing up in post-war Britain shaped who we are today but John’s story reveals just how profound that influence truly is. From the austerity of the 1950s to the cultural upheavals of the 60s, John recounts a world in transition, highlighting lessons that resonate even now. Imagine swapping the rationed existence of the 40s and 50s for the vibrant, turbulent decade that defined a generation. John reflects on his childhood in Lancashire, His memories of cricket in the fields, the first wave of British pop, and the stark political landscape paint a vivid picture of a nation finding its identity. In this captivating episode, you'll discover: How the post-war austerity still echoes in today's economic debates The cultural revolution ignited by British artists like the Beatles and Bob Dylan The profound impact of the miners' strike on Britain’s future What it really meant to be a Victorian-born baby boomer living through seismic societal changes Insights into how early life adversity can forge resilience and shape legacy John’s unique perspective as a scientist, finance director, and published author offers valuable lessons in resilience, integrity, and the timeless influence of culture and community. His stories are replete with humour, honesty, and a deep sense of rootedness in Lancashire’s rolling landscapes and traditions.Whether you're interested in history, politics, or personal growth, this episode invites you to reflect on your roots and consider how past shifts create the foundation for tomorrow’s opportunities. Perfect for curious minds, history lovers, and anyone navigating change, this conversation will challenge what you think you know about Britain’s last Victorian era and the first wave of post-war boomers. And don't miss John’s upcoming novel, At the End of the Line, where he explores love and legacy in later life, a fitting culmination of life’s enduring themes. His insights remind us that, no matter the challenges, we inherit not only our history but also our capacity to reinvent ourselves. Tune in for a warm, insightful, and genuinely entertaining dialogue, a masterclass in embracing change, honouring tradition, and taking advantage of recognising opportunities to grab what you have left. As always the way to get in touch with us is via the channels below: Email : clarkeoutloud@gmail.com Facebook: clarkeoutloud Instragram: @clarkeoutloud TikTok: @clarkeoutloud Please see the details below on how you can follow Johns journey and support him buy checking out his New release. Johns Website: https://www.johnuttleyauthor.com Johns Instagram @juttleyauthor Johns Facebook: @uttleyauthor Where to buy Johns book The End Of The Line: https://www.amazon.co.uk/End-Line-John-Uttley/dp/1066671303/ref=sr_1_1?crid=I59BL5R1738Q&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.CwFt_aMLH_vDufdfoWlgKaTkWvJrvEgc-o9n6gexObo.yvVYquzh3Cyag0cXkqQ22BWXOTsFnTRSI_D3rrFSFdE&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+end+of+the+line+john+uttley&qid=1785114300&sprefix=the+end+of+the+line+john%2Caps%2C120&sr=8-1

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