I have chat with Helen Zille about her new book, #StayWoke​: Go Broke: Why South Africa won’t survive America’s culture wars (and what you can do about it).

Russell Lamberti, Robert Duigan and I discuss a deceptively simple question: Why do people vote for the ANC?

I have a chat with Gideon Joubert (Paratus), a pilot, the Vice-Chairman of GOSA (Gun Owners South Africa) and one of the leading responsible firearm ownership and rights lobbyists in South Africa. We discuss firearm ownership in South Africa, why you should get your firearm license, how owning a firearm is a major contribution towards your freedom and state-proofing your life, and much more.

I chat to The Prudentialist, a political commentator focused on matters of culture and history. We discuss why you shouldn't become discouraged or dispair, the power of community, parallelism, woke capital, and more.

I interview American political analyst, occultist, author and green thumb, Styxhexenhammer666 (Tarl Warwick). We discuss the Biden administration, American politics post-Trump, alt-Tech, and more.

I chat with Hügo Krüger, a South African structural engineer who did his Masters degree in the field of nuclear energy, who currently resides in France, about the green revolution, nuclear energy, climate change, wind and solar power failures, green imperialism, fuel poverty, sustainable/effective energy solutions, why the world is actually underpopulated, and more.

I talk to Paul van Deventer, the Managing Director at Sol-Tech. Sol-Tech is a private Afrikaans vocational training college that offers training in all of the most important trades. We discuss the importance of trades and why there is pride in these industries, Sol-Tech's philosophy, the value of mother tongue education, the state of artisan training in South Africa, and more.

I discuss the cargo cult phenomenon and how it applies to the ANC, as well as how ritual keeps trumping reality for the Ramaphosa administration in 2021.

I have a conversation with Dr Dirk Hermann, the CEO of the Solidarity trade union. Hermann completed his doctorate in industrial sociology, with affirmative action as its theme. We will be discussing Solidariteit's new private Afrikaans technical college Sol-Tech, how it was funded, the philosophy behind it, and how building our own institutions is the way forward.

I am joined by clinical psychologist, writer and proud porra, Quentin Ferreira to discuss how his theory of the Eternal Apartheid origin myth can be applicable to United States politics, as well as how origin myths work. Furthermore we discuss how you need to stop trying to save the world, rather save your community first, and how you do that. Lastly, we talk about how to combat nihilism & find meaning.