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The Collapse of the US-Saudi Alliance & the End of American Hegemony

Donald Jeffries returns to Our Interesting Times.

Donald is the author of Hidden History, along with Survival of the Richest, Crimes and Cover-Ups in American Politics: 1776–1963, and American Memory Hole. He writes at donaldjeffries.substack.com.

Juror Misconduct, Online Sports Betting, and the Indian Question 

Richard Parker returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his essay “The Waving Woman in So Many of Us: 25 Years of Dispossession and Disenfranchisement in the Wake of 9/11.”  We talk about how late Generation X and the generations that followed have been held back by wars, fiscal waste, and successive economic shocks—the product, he argues, of deliberate policies instituted by the ruling elite.

Richard is the proprietor of The Raven’s Call on Substack.

9/11 25 Years Later

Andy Nowicki returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his article “The Modern-Day Medea and Her Fangirls.” We talk about the Lindsay Clancy trial and how the case demonstrates that when ideology and social media give them license, dark feminine traits can become a social contagion.

Lindsay Clancy, Gloria Steinem & End-Stage Feminism

Thomas Cyr joins Our Interesting Times to discuss his book The Nuremberg System: Conceptual Bases of World Order from 1933 to Present. Cyr argues that the Allied defeat of the Axis in 1945 was not, as court historians present it, a victory of freedom and democracy over slavery and totalitarianism, but the imposition of "the Nuremberg Regime" — a new conceptual order that still shapes public discourse and structures world politics.

Cyr is a political theorist and revisionist historian, known to many as Thomas777. His work can be followed and supported on his Substack.

Helen Andrews & the Racial Crossroads

Dr. E. Michael Jones returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his recent article "Requiem for a White Boy," a reflection on the late Jim Goad—the provocative writer and satirist who died in June 2026. Jones uses Goad’s life and career as a lens to examine broader questions of social engineering, the appeal and limitations of so-called race realism, and the ways cultural and sexual ideologies can shape personal trajectories and public narratives. We will also explore Jones’s argument for why the Catholic Church is uniquely positioned to stand at the forefront of the West’s liberation from Jewish Supremacy. 

Dr. Jones is a Catholic author, lecturer and longtime editor of Culture Wars magazine