Hanging with a good friend of mine, Peter Gietl, Editor in Chief of the notorious culture glossy Frontier Magazine, which just released its third edition.

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I have been extremely busy being a based advertising mogul, so in lieu of a Carousel episode this week, please enjoy my appearance on good friend Yuri Bezmenov’s podcast to talk about being fathers in the age of gay Disney propaganda!

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Talking about Australia, Zionism, and Jewishness through history with Russell Walter, YouTuber and writer on many different topics including this extremely interesting and fact-filled piece on Herzl and the history of Jews who wanted to escape the typical “Yid” path.

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Discussing the joyously ridiculous and eye poppingly appalling New York Times article “The Trouble with Wanting Men” by Jean Garrett. Really an unmissable read—is it just the latest version of post-wall academicized female complaining? Or is there a real vibe shift here? We discuss.

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With Jon Del Arroz, who accused in an article of receiving Thielbux for the Rolling Stone piece.

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FIRST 30 MINS FREE

Talking private military and Russia with conflict journalist John Lechner, author of new book Death Is Our Business: Russian Mercenaries and the New Era of Private Warfare.

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BIG EPISODE with Rolling Stone reporter John McDermott, writer of the infamous anti-woke alt lit article. Also joined by hearthrob Adem Luz Rienspects, star of said article.

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Talking to chef and restauranteur Bart Hutchins ( Kill All Foodies). He’s the proprietor of the highly controversial Capitol Hill scene spot Butterworth’s. We talk all things food and culture.

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Talking about the Rolling Stone piece with EzraRunnaround, host of the only ANTI WOKE ALT LIT REVIEW POD, Tooky’s Mag.

Another solo stream propaganda analysis, this time on the curious case of Viggo Venn, Zohran Mamdani, Chris Rufo, and Chris Brunet. There has been a palpable vibe shift (a re-vibe shift if you will) on the left—they’re de-emphasizing identity politics and picking up the mantle of the commoner. At the same time, the right is becoming more risk averse and less “based,” in the traditional meaning of the word.

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