Peter Jones

Wow.

I mean, I think if me and Zach had 36 hours, I think we'd be being choked out by Peter Jones or something.

That's incredible.

I didn't know that part of the story.

He is then trapped and has to be my shower entertainment.

Sometimes I request an interpretive dance, or there's even been a Dragon's Den style interview where he's trying to sell me various bathroom items, and I'm Peter Jones.

This was all fun and games until the other day.

He lured me in, and now I was the little man, and he was Deborah Meaden.

... that's one thing.

Maybe it leads to that.

Oh, really? Suddenly I'm Peter Jones, and I'm, oh, God.

Or Deborah Meaden.

on BBC Brit, which is Channel 120, it's Return of Dragons Den, now in its 23rd season.

Returning Dragons, Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Toka Suleiman and Stephen Bartlett are joined by guest investors, including former England footballer Gary Neville, musician and entrepreneur Tiny Temper, beauty entrepreneur Susie Ma and business founder Jenna Meek.

And then on Tuesday, 8 p.m., also on BBC Brit, there's the first season of A Taste of Murder.

And following the death of his wife, DCI Joe Motram, takes a sabbatical and travels to Italy with his teenage daughter in the hope of reconnecting as a family.

My friend who used to crochet with me stuff, she's just been on Dragon's Den.

She got investment from Tiny Temper and Peter Jones.

15% each for their equity.

Tiny Temper's a dragon now.

I don't know.

I don't know enough about Dragon's Den.

And Peter Jones

and...

And it's pretty clear that a global belief system, as you alluded to, is being fomented and is being based on universalism and oneism.

You know, check deep Dr. Peter Jones of Truth Exchange or Carl Teichrib talk about this.

And it includes, as you say, paganism, pantheism, Gnosticism, Theosophy, New Age, and all other manner basically of, of, of beliefs, except for exclusive beliefs like Jesus is the only way.

And what's worse, um, David, is literally now almost every other podcaster or alternative media persona I come across, uh, are, uh, are espousing these theos- theosophic New Age Gnostic beliefs.

And then it's like we go back to the Garden of Eden.

You know, this is what, like, the serpent said, is he, he, in his deception.

You know, there's Go- there's creator and there's creation, the dualism, the, of the Bible that Peter Jones and others talk about.

They're talking about oneism here.

Yeah.

It's a similar kind of thing, and it was run by the Peter Jones and the CEO of this company called Asda, Walmart.

Mm-hmm.

And they had this competition.

I think so.

I'm like, um, I'm like Peter Jones or Alan Sugar.

Height-wise, I'm more like Alan Sugar.

Hmm.

Famed Peterborough street artist Nathan Murdoch may not have won an investment from the Dragons on hit BBC show Dragon's Den, but he says he's come out of the den with everything he needed.

Nathan appeared in front of Dragons Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Tuka Suleiman, Stephen Bartlett and Gary Neville on last Thursday's edition of the show, August 27th.

Nathan pitched a £60,000 investment for 10% of his company, Street Arts Hire Ltd, who provide personalised art installations for a whole variety of clients.

He stated that the demand was now outstripping the company's capabilities and that he estimated that they were losing around 40% of potential businesses.

And I just thought that's how the show was.

You know, Deborah and Peter were the kind of mainstays.

And then the rest of the chairs turned over every couple of years.

So I went into it only expecting to do two years.

of my first filming block,

sitting there thinking...

That's like Peter Jones down there.

And that's like Deborah Meaden.