Had to invite Hood Correspondent Isaac Simpson back to discuss this week’s many race relations stories, from Shiloh to Ye.

Mentioned:

-Isaac’s thread about trained Aladdin-style street rat thieves

-Egg Report’s Minecraft review

-Slatz’s thread on a resurgent class-conscious progressivism

-Semmelweis’s two pieces on hip hop

Pedro L. Gonzalez and Alex Kaschuta recorded a fiery episode of the former’s podcast last week, in which they aired their frustrations with New Right personalities’ hypocrisy, viciousness, cliquishness, and cultish devotion to Trump. The big question is: If one acknowledges these problems, can the New Right be salvaged? Or are these characteristics endemic to the sphere? Is the cruelty the point? Pedro and Dudley try to get to the bottom of this in this week’s episode of NRP Radio.

Mentioned:

Original Contra episode

Conundrum Cluster’s Vibelash

Jacob Urowsky finger-slicing thread

Librarian of Celaeno’s Letters from a Stupid American

Pedro L. Gonzalez and Alex Kaschuta recorded a fiery episode of the former’s podcast last week, in which they aired their frustrations with New Right personalities’ hypocrisy, viciousness, cliquishness, and cultish devotion to Trump. The big question is: If one acknowledges these problems, can the New Right be salvaged? Or are these characteristics endemic to the sphere? Is the cruelty the point? Pedro and Dudley try to get to the bottom of this in this week’s episode of NRP Radio.

Mentioned:

Original Contra episode

Conundrum Cluster’s Vibelash

Jacob Urowsky finger-slicing thread

Librarian of Celaeno’s Letters from a Stupid American

Life got in the way for a while there, but the poast must flow. Dudley is joined by fan-favorite guest host Isaac Simpson to discuss Ghiblification, White House shitposting, and the rest of the debates and dramas occupying the New Right sphere this week.

Mentioned:

-Anna Slatz’ theory that libs side with "whichever identity causes the most social harm"

-P. Yeerk’s critique of Britain’s toxic masculinity crisis

-Chris Bray’s riff on insane Guardian op-ed on the Houthi Chat

-Jacob Savage's "Vanishing White Male Writer"

-Isaac’s thread on Re-hooterization

-Dudley’s failed effortpost about visiting an historic home

-Isaac’s thread on high-trust societies

Isaac went to El Segundo to document the hard tech revolution for Frontier Mag (buy a copy today), and he joins us to explain the Apollonian energy at work there. We also get a vibe check from Isaac on the latest Trump appointments (He’s too cool to care), and as always, discuss the week’s best reads and tweets.

Also mentioned:

Catherine's thread about the antiwoke crowd

Aleksandar Svetski’s Bushido of Bitcoin

John Carter 's Canada piece

Isaac Simpson’s Gundo piece

Rarely does a week pass that one of Dave Greene’s tweets or essays doesn’t find its way into the pages of the NRP. Dave is known around these parts for forcing pagans, secularists, and normiecons to confront their rickety worldviews. In this episode we discuss the rift between the New Right’s fringe and centrist factions, and how maybe the contradictions inherent to Babylon Bee-ism may cause the worldview and the power structures it animates to collapse.

Also mentioned:

Fr*ddie D*Boer’s response to Dudley’s “Millennial Snot” essay

Dave’s media literacy tweet

Dave and Auron on Dems inability to persuade men

Old Glory Club’s Demographic Drag and Drop

Alan Schmidt’s Girlboss essay

Dave’s critique of the Babylon Bee worldview

Freya India joins Dudley today to discuss girls. What exactly is their deal? Why won’t they just pull down their diapers to give their husbands sex right after giving birth? And why won’t they stop making us look at the babies coming out of their gross vaginas? In this episode, we discuss these pressing issues and more, like Dudley’s epochal essay on insufferable millennial libspeak and Freya’s also pretty good piece on divorce.

Also mentioned:

-Scott Tyler ”post-partum women owe me sex” tweet

-Elijah Schaffer’s “men shouldn’t watch the baby come out” tweet

-Aristophanes' Dark Maga thread

-Millennial Woes' essay on class in the UK

-Dudley’s Millennial Snot essay

-Freya’s Age of Abandonment essay

What’s the deal with wholesome chunguses? Childless, tubby Redditor soyllennial consoomers who watch Marvel movies and go to Disneyland who just want you to “Be Kind” and to “Be a Decent Human.” Can this wretched creature be saved? Is it our job to show them the light? Isaac Simpson and Dudley discuss the Chungus Question along with whether AI is going to take all the longshoreman jobs, the VP debate, the bungled hurricane disaster relief, white flight, and more.

You can’t lose weight. Is it because you’re eating too much and moving too little? Or is it the type of food you’re eating, and when you’re eating it? Is it as simple as calories-in-calories-out, or do you need to take your temperature and think about your metabolic rate and thyroid hormones and avoid PUFAs and all that stuff?

Josh Rainer is a lifelong bodybuilder who thinks that the Peaters and the CICO right-wing bodybuilders are talking past each other, and seeks to synthesize both into a single holistic approach to health and wellness.

We discuss all this plus the week’s best content. If you’re someone who cares at all about your health, you’re not gonna want to miss this one. Shave up a carrot, crack open a Mexican Coke and tune in.

NRP Radio is a weekly podcast that captures the new right zeitgeist. We discuss the week’s happenings, memes and controversies: All the S**t that’s Fit to Poast. We’re also on Spotify.

I’mma be real with you chief. This episode sounds like ass because Dudley’s mic setup somehow got all messed up. But it’s a fun half-hour mini-episode where we elaborate on a couple Dudley bangers that generated a bunch of discussion. Back to our usual format next week.

NRP Radio is a weekly podcast that captures the new right zeitgeist. We discuss the week’s happenings, memes and controversies: All the S**t that’s Fit to Poast. We’re also on Spotify.