In this episode I chat to Alex Kaschuta, a writer, podcaster (Subversive Podcast) and commentator on matters such as politics, culture, history and ideology. We discuss the latest developments in thought on the right side of the political spectrum (specifically outside the mainstream and online), Post-Trump and Post-Liberal politics, ideological labels, what the future holds, and more.

I chat to Dumo Denga, the founder and co-host of the ManPatria Podcast. We discuss why South African politics is so difficult to decipher, why Africa is still the "dark continent" when it comes to information, what political, cultural and ideological sentiments look like on the ground in South Africa today, cultural nuances and differences, and more.

I chat to Robert Duigan (Marhobane), a political commentator, researcher and writer. We discuss his latest thoughts on what rule of law means, Transformationism, constitutionalism, Professor Koos Malan's writing on these subjects, the Lindiwe Sisulu saga, the question of rule of law in South Africa through the lenses of "is", "can" and "ought", judicial independence, and more.

I am joined by clinical psychologist, and writer, Quentin Ferreira to discuss the modern phenomenon where we are forced to rediscover the benefits of community, in-person relationships, healthy eating, regular exercise, making and creating things, among other things, as solutions to problems we forgot existed.

I kicked off 2022 with a discussion stream looking at the events of the year so far and discussing the year ahead.
I discussed the parliament building blaze, Ramaphoria vs Zumaphobia, Malema's u-turn on borders, inflation and more.

I have a conversation with Existential Delight, a South African Youtuber which described his channel as the opposite of an existential crisis. We discuss the pursuit of meaning in troubling, chaotic times, Christianity, G.K. Chesterton, existentialism, and more.

I chat with South African tobacco farmer Herman Roos about the inflationary pressures currently bubbling under the surface of the South African agricultural industry, and what this means for farmers, general inflation, and specifically food prices. We also discuss the fertilizer industry, composting, growing your own food, and more.

I have a conversation with Gio Pennacchietti (Gio's Content Corner), a social impressionist artist, writer, podcaster (Break The Rules podcast), Gonzo Philosopher, Postmodern Right, and Jungian Futurist. We discuss the necessity and value of creating art in times where the modern zeitgeist encourages the creation of things that are ugly, formless and without meaning.

I have a conversation with Dr Leon Schreiber, Member of the South African Parliament, Democratic Alliance (DA) Shadow Minister of Public Service and Administration, and fighter for Afrikaans at tertiary education institutions like Stellenbosch University. We discuss the concerted onslaught against Afrikaans as medium of education at Stellenbosch University, how the institution set about abolishing Afrikaans as language of instruction, the impact of these attacks against Afrikaans, and more.

I discuss the noble and enriching endeavours of building, planting and creating in a time where the zeitgeist is saturated with nihilism and calls to break down, destroy and deface.