TENE pod celebrates surviving 300 episodes with an inscrutable and nearly unplayable EU-funded policy game, "#FutureGov", which was apparently designed to train the leaders of tomorrow to manage the populations of a cyberpunk Europe.

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ODESSA, Bruderschaft, Stille Hilfe....the Spider! Is the nazi global network real and what does this have to do with the NYC based National Renaissance Party and a guy called Frederick Weiss?

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Boris cracks open his crates of bizarre fashy music for Fritz and Rey, and subjects them to the depressingly catchy popular music that anti-Muslim zealots in the orbits of Israel's IDF and India's BJP go crazy for.

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Rey begins his multi-part account of the National Renaissance Party, James Madole's under-studied Manhattan-based Neo-Nazi organization that brought pre-war fash and the rising esoteric right together for decades.

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Boris, Fritz, and Rey get together for a harrowing Halloween viewing of Jeremy Saulnier's Green Room (2015), where biographical archetypes from their past are slaughtered by Cascadian skinheads led by Sir Patrick Stewart.

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Fritz figures out Steve Sailer -- Republican strategist and racist pseudoscientist -- and the 19th-century style 'race science' he's successfully rebranded as "Human Biodiversity". Then the boys cozy up to an excruciating Tucker Carlson interview with Sailer himself.

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TENE pod concludes their biographical look into eugenicist Roger Pearson, focusing on his vast influence in the New Right of the '70s and '80s through his work in mainstream fashy organizations like the Heritage Foundation and the World Anti-Communist League.

reading:

Kevin Coogan, "Jackboots & Sporrans". 1984. Scott Anderson and John Lee Anderson, Inside the League. 1986. Michael Billig. Psychology, Racism & Fascism. 1979. Russ Bellant. Old Nazis, the New Right, and the Republican Party. 1991. Russ Bellant. The Coors Connection. 1988. Stefan Kuhl. The Nazi Connection. 1994.

Closing music: Furioso; or, The Wilderness of Mirrors by The Knolls. soundcloud.com/knollsnyc

Interlude music: Mankind? "Won't You Join The Army Now So You Can Fight... And You Can Die!"

Other Music: David Fesliyan "Airlock", "In Honor", and "Elevator Ride" davidfesliyan.com

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The boyzies face one of their most daring challenges yet -- a screening of David O. Russell's truly awful fictionalization of the fascist 'Business Plot' of 1933, Amsterdam (2022), starring Robert De Niro as a sickly interpretation of General Smedley Butler.

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TENE pod puts the spotlight on the eugenicist neo-Nazi organizer, Roger Pearson, and the first half of his regrettably long career as a prominent post-war academic and ideological force in the nascent New Right.

reading: Kevin Coogan, "Jackboots & Sporrans". 1984. Scott Anderson and John Lee Anderson, Inside the League. 1986. Michael Billig. Psychology, Racism & Fascism. 1979. Russ Bellant. The Coors Connection. 1988. Stefan Kuhl. The Nazi Connection. 1994.

Interlude music: Cro-Mags - Street Justice

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Calhoun Gomez drops by the show to help the boyzies demystify the spectacular Great Kurultáj festival of all things Pan-Turanist, examining it against the backdrop of Hungarian political life.

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