Peachy pulls no punches in this episode, calling out pro-life absolutists who’d torpedo Trump’s campaign with moral grandstanding. She’s as pro-life as they come, but she’s no single-issue voter. Should these moms hold their noses, or should Trump be punished for “betraying the cause?” Also, is it lindy to feed the chickens in your sexy underwear?

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.

Good news, white dudes: you don’t have to be the bad guy anymore. You can simply accept your new role as the bumbling oaf sidekick. Inez Stepman thinks Tim Walz is a Dem olive branch to white men who are tired of being called Nazis, and would happily trade in their oppressor status for “subordinate goofball.” We discuss this, the DQ (Divorce Question), our dark elf Silicon Valloid overlords, and much more.

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.

New dad Isaac Simpson joined us for a freewheeling discussion about stolen-valor calf-cramper Tim Walz, newly-hot hub cities for right wingers, Dudley’s lunchtime libtard encounter, and much more. We close out by celebrating 5,000 subs, and ruminate on the future of the NRP.

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.

Our guest Aimee Terese knows what it’s like to be a leftist darling one day and an object of scorn the next. After rebuking the left’s unwillingness to reckon with the excesses of idpol, she found herself persona non grata among the podcasting class. Last week Kamala’s social media team dug up old audio from one of her podcast episodes where JD Vance made some mildly controversial statements, so now the vultures are combing through her accounts trying to smear him by association.

Aimee and Dudley discuss how JD was once a liberal darling who could have easily spent the rest of his life coasting off the success of his massively successful memoir, but chose not to. Is this because he was tempted by Thiel dark money and an urge to grift? Or did he betray his elite liberal peers because he recognized them for the rapacious and amoral snakes that they are?

Also discussed:

-The “lEaKeD aUdIo”

-The Outgoing Misanthrope’s “A Knife Twist for Neo-paganism” and his piece of early NRP fan art

-Nick Allen’s Frontier Cities

-Fen de Villiers' SC sculpture thread

-Aimee’s “liberal darling” tweet

-Sam Hyde’s “There is no reconciliation” tweet

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.

This week, we get to the bottom of what we should do about Home Depot Meemaw, that lady who “wished he wouldn’t have missed.” Our guest Charles Haywood, a self-made entrepreneur who can say whatever — and we mean whatever — he wants now, was one of the prominent voices on this week’s discourse cycle, and Dudley took the opportunity to poke and prodded at the boundaries of his hard stance on these matters.

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.

This week, your editor in chief Dudley had a massive Twitter hit in which he shared a cautionary tale about a childless girlboss. In this episode, he breaks it down with Isaac, along with the week’s other news about gas station gf’s, Nina Power’s lawsuit, and a very exciting new media project called Michigan Enjoyer.

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.

If you’ve ever wondered what the whole deal with Nick Fuentes and the groypers is, this is your episode. NRP Cub Reporter Ace, who’s been helping out with the Reads for the last month, joins us to discuss — in addition to the week’s big news stories — who these young radicals are, what they want, and the trollish nature of their activism.

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.

Isaac Simpson goes NUCLEAR on the right wing art meme in this episode, in response to Spencer Klavan’s much-discussed American Mind piece about conservatives’ lack of taste. The dissident sphere takes it as a given that we need more and better right-wing art, but do we, really? Maybe true artists just make stuff without asking for permission? Maybe begging our billionaires for arts funding is pointless, because our cultural acorns will never grow into political change?

Also discussed:

* Sundress Wars

* N-word Girl

* Isaac’s Eminem thread

* Lord Miles: Goblin Hunter

* Shizo Freq’s VR biosurveillance thread

* Arthur Powell’s The Forgotten Art of Maintenance

* After Babel’s The Great Deterioration of Local Community Was A Major Driver of The Loss of The Play-Based Childhood

* Isaac’s Cthulu Gazes Right essay

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. You can discuss this episode right now in the NRP Chat.

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Peachy’s back! In this episode, we discuss NRP Radio’s rebrand to the ZioShill Controlled Opposition Hour, gay surrogacy, the “World War T” controversy roiling the new right, the doxxing of her friend “L0m3z,” and her pitch for a reality dating TV show about finding the perfect trad wife for a based and eligible anon. Follow Peachy Keenan here and on Twitter.

Also discussed:

* T. Greer Law & Order SVU tweet

* eugyppius Euro snobbery read

* Mary Harrington Omnicause tweet

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. You can discuss this episode right now in the NRP Chat.

We’re also on Spotify.

Whew lad, it’s our spiciest episode yet. Our cohost Isaac Simpson explains his zero tolerance policy for trans infiltration of right spaces, and presses Dudley to denounce the trans menace. In turn, Dudley presses Isaac to answer for the precious blood of Christ that stains his hands, which won’t come off no matter how greedily he rubs them together in merchantlike fashion. We also discuss the Lauren Southern redemption arc, ongoing foid fussing on the right, and much more.

Discussed:

* Isaac’s podcast episode with Astral

* Is the campus conflict a proxy war for normals vs people who hate normals (Pedro L. Gonzalez)?

* Did Jews really kill Jesus (Darryl Cooper)?

* Mary Harrington’s Lauren Southern profile, and Dave Greene's Lauren Southern critique

* Alex Kaschuta’s appeals to male civility

* Auron MacIntyre’s Total State release, and his podcast episode with The Prudentialist)

* Thomas Chatterton Williams’ Walter Kirn profile, and James Pogue’s piece on the Isaac v. Walter spat

* Steve Sailer on Red Scare

* Park McDougald's piece on campus protest astroturfing

* Pariah the Doll in Man’s World mag

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. You can discuss this episode right now in the NRP Chat.

We’re also on Spotify.