SUMMARY

In this episode of the Old Paths Podcast, Michael Spangler and Cody Justice discuss various topics including updates from Piedmont Presbyterian Church, recent publications from Sacra Press, and a critical review of Jeremy Karl's book 'The Unprotected Class'. They emphasize the need for virtues such as loyalty and righteous anger in the nationalist movement, arguing that complacency and a lack of moral conviction hinder progress. The conversation highlights the importance of standing firm against liberalism and the necessity of denouncing harmful ideologies while fostering a strong sense of community among nationalists.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Michael's church is experiencing growth and new members.
• Sacra Press has released several new books and offers subscriptions.
• Cody's review of Jeremy Carl's book serves as a rebuke to uncritical endorsements.
• Loyalty among nationalists is crucial for success.
• Denouncing effective leaders weakens the movement.
• Righteous anger is necessary to combat societal evils.
• Complacency in the face of evil is a significant problem.
• The need for virtues like piety and fortitude in nationalism.
• Criticism of Jeremy Carl highlights the dangers of liberalism.
• The importance of community and support among nationalists.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction and Updates from Piedmont Presbyterian Church

06:10 Reviewing 'The Unprotected Class' by Jeremy Carl

17:12 Critique of Jeremy Carl's Senate Hearing

23:03 The Implications of Appointing Jeremy Carl

27:04 The Right's Internal Divisions and Future Strategies

30:30 Purity Spirals and Winning Strategies

34:00 Realism vs. Imagination in Political Strategy

39:54 Virtues for Nationalist Organizing

50:03 The Role of Anger in Nationalism