Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder how a glimmer of light broke through the darkness at Atlantic magazine. They also discuss Ilya Shapiro, Whoopi Goldberg, Lisa Cook, mental paralysis at the ADL and the plea deal that wasn’t. 

Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Meditations by Marcus Aurelius and his Stoic philosophy.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder what's the next thing that will turn out to be racist. They also discuss how “repressed memories” can get you to America, why David Brooks is baffled, how Atlantans celebrate, and opposite ways to stop gun crime.

Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the 1960s leftist student group Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), how it fractured into violent and non-violent groups, and how so many of their "radical" ideas are now in the mainstream.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host count their undeserved privileges. They also discuss the ID documents illegals aliens use for boarding planes, the awful truth of why black parents beat their children, and all the black "Dutch Masters" who never were because of slavery.

Greg Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Howard Zinn's enormous influence, especially through his best-selling book, "A People's History of the United States."

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Noted European identitarian Guillaume Durocher sheds light on a delightfully muddled political landscape and explains why identitarians should study the achievements of Lee Kuan Yu. He also introduces his new book on applying ancient Greek wisdom to today's problems.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host mourn the loss of the man who did more than anyone else to expose media hypocrisy about the color of crime. The hosts also discuss racist cameras, racist mountains, racist statistics, white coats for blacks lives, and a posthumous gold medal for Emmett Till. 

Greg Hood and Chris Roberts talk about one of their favorite novels, A Confederacy of Dunces, and how it relates to America half a century after it was written.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the continuing crime wave that is setting all kinds of records. They also talk about first-time gun-owners, how Airbnb will fight discrimination, Maddie’s Fund, and DC’s “racist” vax mandate, and they give thanks for Sen. Tom Cotton.