Religion is important in any movement, but in American politics, it is one of the most fundamental and hotly debated. For success, an American Nationalist movement must remember and affirm our Christian foundations. This means returning to an exclusively Christian system of law.

The notion of power fundamentally underlies a strong system of American Nationalism. Power must be bound by our traditions and our values, beginning with Christianity. We discuss how power should function and examine how it is being used currently.

The notion of power fundamentally underlies a strong system of American Nationalism. Power must be bound by our traditions and our values, beginning with Christianity. We discuss how power should function and examine how it is being used currently.

Season 2 opens with a discussion about what Nationalism actually is, and a roadmap for how this season will unfold.

In this episode, Deacon and I discuss the art of filmography and how FNAF 2 can be a more impressive film than most recent films, we discuss the war on Christmas, and we describe the future of the podcast.

In this episode, we have a nice, casual discussion about the state of right-wing influencers and other developments in the world. This episode is satire, and any people or places named are purely fictional; any resemblance to real people is purely coincidental.

In this interview with John, we discuss the purpose of Art and Aesthetics, their utility in motivating and mobilizing, and the moral obligations that artists face in their craft.

In this episode, we commence a meeting of the braintrust (comprised of myself, the producer, and Deacon) to discuss how conservatism can be reconciled with socialized healthcare, the downsides of a capitalist system, and the role of the military in national identity.

In this episode, we describe the vision for a renewed movement of conservative young men who are unashamed and uncompromising in their convictions, and what that would mean for the movement.

In this episode, I interview Pastor Mark Brody and discuss the issue of discourse in modern politics, and what it means for the right wing when discourse is no longer the solution.