OtterlyFringe is Substack’s premiere podcast showcasing emerging writers.

Our second guest from the fringes of Substack is An American Writer & Essayist.

An American Writer & Essayist is a writer who specializes in short form articles covering theory and politics, and especially film reviews. He writes frequently and always has some new media to spotlight.

In this episode, An American Writer & Essayist shares his thoughts on Corporatism, Medieval Guilds, and Multipolarism. He also discusses his favourite books, films, and music. Don’t miss out on his stellar recommendations.

If you want to read An American Writer & Essayist’s Substack find the link below, along with his curated youtube playlists. Also found below is the Mens Adventure Fiction Podcast, as recommended by our guest. He also thinks you should check out the novels written by the hosts.

https://substack.com/@anamericanwriteressayist

https://www.youtube.com/@CrusaderKing1118/playlists

https://www.youtube.com/@mensadventurefictionpodcast

OtterlyFringe is Substack’s premiere podcast showcasing emerging writers.

Our second guest from the fringes of Substack is dark age sage.

Dark Age Sage is an autodidact historian who utilizes rigorous research to challenge prevailing historical narratives that have been mythologized despite the facts from primary sources telling us differently.

In this episode, Sage shares his thoughts on the Civil War, America’s Progressive Era, Herbert Hoover, WW1, the “Islamic Golden Age”, libertarians, and more.

If you want to read some of Dark Age Sage’s works referenced in the article, as well as the youtube video he recommended, find it all below:

Introducing OtterlyFringe, a podcast showcasing emerging writers on Substack.

Our first guest from the fringes of Substack is John Scot, The FOJ 449331, who has a wealth of occult knowledge. He shares his thoughts on the works of Rudolf Steiner, the history of the freemasons, and prophesies from the interwar period that illuminate on our society today.

There’s a little bit of an issue with my audio, but John’s is crystal clear. I found the problem was due to my app-based audio-setting defaults thanks to how awful Mac OSX is these days. Starting a podcast is a learning curve, and it will only get better from here.

John Scot will return to the OtterlyFringe podcast in the future, so add your questions and topics of interest for his next appearance in the comments below.