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Shootin’ the sh*t with Good Ol’ Boyz host Maarek. One the smartest political history guys on the dissident right. Southern supremacist. Fantastic conversationalist and very unique guy.
I had his cohost Bog Beef on an earlier episode.
Video of Maarek episode:
Talking about the shortcomings of democracy and the NFL playoffs with legendary poaster Covfefe Anon. We deep dive on the Kelce/Swift conspiracy.
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Constantin von Hoffmeister of Arktos Journal—“Making Anti-Globalism Global Since 2009”—takes a spin on The Carousel.
His brand new book Esoteric Trumpism, foreworded by Raw Egg Nationalist, explores the rise of anti-globalism in the context of Spengler’s Decline of the West; Trump figures straining against “the tide of decline.”
Constantin on Twitter
Constantin on Telegram
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Incisive young podcaster J. Burden of the The J. Burden Show hops on The Carousel to discuss the state of American Conservatism.
I had Zero Hedge writer David Pinsen on again to talk about the NFL playoffs. We discuss racial disparities, coaches’ kayfabe, and why the Dissident Right should care more about the NFL.
Pinsen’s column on Zero Hedge
I’m joined by author Marty Phillips to talk about New Right literature. He has a Substack, but the best place to read his truly unique and incredibly crafted sci fi is on his iconic yellow website.
You can find Marty on Twitter, and buy his books on Amazon.
Today I’m joined by returning guest and ad sales expert Chris Gadek to discuss the question on everyone’s mind, at least anyone who has turned on the TV in the past few weeks.
Why is every single commercial now a pharma ad?
Commercials during the NFL playoffs used to shill beer, cars, burgers, insurance. Now it’s 70-80% pharma ads—deeply uncomfortable arguments for everything from psoriasis and alopecia drugs to “the vaccine” itself.
According to Chris, the answer lies unsurprisingly in Covid. You’ll notice that the majority of these ads emanate from Pfizer. The big winners during the pandemic like Pfizer, Moderna, and others who “sold the tools” to the “disease gold rush” now face plummeting revenue. They’re attempting to close the gap by over-spending on the few mainstream channels guaranteed to reach the old people they can scare into buying their cures.
We also discuss what Chris calls The Age of B******t in the media buying industries.
Video here:
Everyone’s favorite based film and tv analyst Last Things joins me to discuss his exciting new “film festival.” The Last Picture Show is now available on Gumroad.
It features New Right creators like Bog Beef, RealThomas777 , Lafayette Lee , J. Burden, Auron MacIntyre, and Justin Murphy discussing their favorites. My episode is about True Detective Season 1, but you’ll have to buy a pass to the film festival to watch it or hear it.
The trailer, created by design genius Dora:
Here’s one free episode featuring Thomas777:
Last Things on Twitter
YouTube of this episode:
Dudley Newright of New Right Poast and NRP Radio joins me to discuss the best New Right memes, articles, and tweets of 2023. The ultimate ontologist of our scene, he’s been hard at work indexing and classifying the funniest and most insightful sh*t from the past year:
We discuss his favorites, my favorites, and how exactly he categorizes a meme (it’s the right way, not the wrong way).
T.R. Hudson ( The Writings of T.R. Hudson ) returns to The Carousel to discuss his new book The Perfect and the Wicked, a generational family epic inspired by the Kennedys.
His last book, Automaton, is one of my personal favorite works of dissident fiction. We talk about it on a previous episode:
You can follow T.R. on Twitter. He also publishes the literary magazine The Double Dealer .
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