This week, Spencer sits down over Zoom with Seth Barron, managing editor of The American Mind, to discuss the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. The two spend time talking about the likelihood of a not guilty verdict and to what extent conservatives have made Rittenhouse a stand-in for masculinity and taking action when called to. 

Spencer sits down digitally with James Poulos, managing editor of The American Mind, to discuss his new book Human, Forever. Plus: James breaks down some of the important occurrences in the world around us and where the elites desperately want us to go from here.

Seth joins Spencer this week to analyze the supply chain issues the US is facing, the rampant inflation brought on by printing trillions of dollars, and the Biden administration's response to these issues.

In this week's edition of TMWYRT, Spencer is joined by the founding editor of The American Mind, Matt Peterson. The two discuss the Right's quantum pilled complacency, being both filled with pent up energy in some places and yet oddly complacent in others. Which side will win out?

Spencer sits down digitally with The American Mind's executive editor, James Poulos, to discuss how the digital vivarium is sapping people's souls. Plus: how capitalism has been warped to make the problems worse.

In this week's edition of TMWYRT, Spencer is joined by The American Mind's managing editor, Seth Barron. The two discuss the still unfolding situation involving thousands of Haitian migrants in Del Rio and what larger political questions are raised by the problem. Plus: why does the Left love the New Testament? 

In this week's edition of TMWYRT, Spencer sits down with Ryan Williams, president of the Claremont Institute, to break down Biden's decision to force companies to mandate employees be vaccinated. Is it really even about the vaccines?

In this week's edition of TMWYRT, Spencer sits down with James Poulos to discuss China's new efforts at a revival amidst the Digital Age. Plus: what China's hunt for a civilizational revival means for the West, especially the United States.

In this episode of TMWYRT, Spencer sits down with Seth Barron, managing editor for The American Mind, to see what he really thinks about the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan. The two turn to the home front to think about who is deeply unhappy about the withdrawal.

In this episode of TMWYRT, Spencer sits down over Zoom with Nick Short, digital media manager for the Claremont Institute, to see what he really thinks about Kabul’s near instant fall to the Taliban. Moreover, what does that collapse mean for Americans, geopolitics, and Afghanistan and what lessons should we be walking away with?