Paul Maleary - Podcaster & Commentator

09/14/2026

“Is it walkies time yet?” 🐾❤️

Looking back at this sweet memory of our absolute best companions, Ted and Flo. Nothing sums up their gentle, playful spirits quite like standing by the door, leash already in mouth, shaggy bangs covering their eyes, waiting patiently (or not so patiently!) for their next adventure.

They may no longer be by our side, but they will forever hold the biggest place in our hearts. Forever our trusted, beloved Wheaten Terriers. 🌈✨

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09/10/2026

Where were you when the world changed on September 11th?

Like many, we still vividly remember where we were the moment the news broke—whether that was working a murder case down in East Tilbury, sitting in a London Crown Court, or hearing Steve Wright make that harrowing afternoon announcement. At first, it felt completely surreal; some of us even had the bizarre initial image of a small plane entering revolving doors, entirely unable to grasp the true horror of what was actually unfolding.

From listening to the heartbreaking audio of loved ones making final phone calls to hearing astonishing near-miss stories—such as friends who were late to work because they were out late the night before—9/11 remains a profoundly sobering and unforgettable moment in history.

We want to hear from you: What are your memories of September 11th? Drop your thoughts and experiences in the comments below.

Make sure to listen to the full conversation on **Shalom from Tel Aviv with Paul Maleary & Nigel Lithman**! Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts.

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08/28/2026

08/27/2026

Where history meets the future. 🏰✨
There is nothing quite like standing on the Wharf at the and looking out over the Thames. From the iconic Victorian splendour of Tower Bridge to the sharp, soaring glass of The Shard, London’s skyline is a masterclass in contrasts.
Ancient stone on one side, futuristic steel on the other—every building here has earned its place in the story of the best city in the world. ❤️
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08/24/2026

At Altos, standard meals turn into extraordinary memories through the simple recipe of exceptional food paired with outstanding company. Every plate matters, but the shared laughter, stories, and connection around the table truly make the experience unforgettable.

What Makes Altos Special

Culinary Excellence: Crafting beautifully prepared dishes using top-tier ingredients.
Warm Hospitality: Creating an inviting atmosphere where every guest feels right at home. Unforgettable Moments:Serving as the perfect backdrop for celebrating, catching up, and making memories.

Whether gathering for a special occasion or an impromptu dinner, the right people make all the difference—and Altos provides the perfect place to bring everyone together.

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08/23/2026

Old habits die hard, but good conversation beats all of it.

Great to catch up with Andy Swallow—founder of the iconic Inter City Firm (ICF) and the voice of Centreforce Radio. As a former police officer and a lifelong West Ham man, it’s fair to say Andy and I originally came from completely different sides of the line when it comes to law and order.

Yet, as time proves, shared histories and mutual respect have a funny way of bringing people together. A massive thanks to Trevor Drane over at Revelation Films for making the initial introduction a couple of years back—it’s amazing where one connection can lead.

Different paths, same club, and plenty of stories to tell. ⚒️

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08/22/2026

From the set to the top of the charts! 🎬💥

Still pinching myself looking at the Netflix rankings today #—Blood & Betrayal: The Murder of the Essex Boys hit #2! Being part of a production that digs into such a heavy, iconic piece of history and seeing it resonate with so many people across the country has been incredible.

On a personal note, looking back at the footage hits a little differently now. Since wrapping filming, I’ve officially dropped 3 stone! 🕺💪 It’s surreal watching yourself on screen knowing how much hard work has happened off-camera since then.

A massive thank you to everyone who has tuned in, streamed, and sent messages of support. If you haven’t watched it yet, hit up Netflix this weekend and check it out! 📺👇

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08/15/2026

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08/01/2026

🍺 Proper pint, world-class food, unbeatable Soho vibes.

If you haven’t made it to The Devonshire on Denman Street yet, put it right at the top of your London hit list! 📍✨

Co-founded by pub legend Oisín Rogers, Flat Iron’s Charlie Carroll, and former Dinner by Heston chef Ashley Palmer-Watts, this place has completely captured the heart of Soho’s pub and dining scene—and for good reason.

Here is what makes it a must-visit:

🍻 Ground Floor Pub: Bustling, warm, and home to what many call the single best pint of Guinness in London. Walk-ins welcome, great energy, and quintessential pub hospitality.

🥩 Upstairs Grill Room: A wood-fired grill menu cooked over wood charcoal. Think prime British steaks, house-butchered meats, suet puddings, and seafood cooked to absolute perfection.

Whether you're dropping in for a post-work pint or settling in upstairs for a proper Sunday roast, The Devonshire nails that rare balance of effortless pub charm and exceptional gastronomy.

Have you visited yet? What was your favorite dish (or pint)? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇

📍 The Devonshire | 39 Denman Street, Soho, London W1D 7EL

📌 Tip: Book the upstairs dining room well in advance, or swing by early downstairs for drinks!

07/31/2026

A Little Spark of History 💡
It’s easy to take turning on a light switch for granted, but every time we plug something in, we owe a huge nod to Faraday:
Self-Taught Genius: Born in 1791 to a humble blacksmith, young Michael started as a bookbinder’s apprentice. Reading the books he bound sparked a lifelong passion for science.
The Electric Revolution: In 1831, he discovered electromagnetic induction—the foundational principle that made electric motors and generators possible.
The Monument: The grand bronze statue you see today was sculpted by John Henry Foley (and completed by Thomas Brock). It shows Faraday holding an induction coil, capturing the exact breakthrough that changed the world forever.
Sitting in the sunshine near Victoria Embankment Gardens, looking up at the man who literally illuminated the modern world, is the perfect reminder of how curiosity can change everything.

If you’re out enjoying the weather today, take a little detour past Savoy Place and tip your hat to a true giant of science! 🕶️✨

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