The Night Owls

Lots of things happened this week, so we talk about only some of them and in a very uninformed way. Race war on the Supreme Court over the imperial judiciary, UPenn finally admitting that “Lia Thomas” is a man and restoring titles and records to female swimmers, Elon Musk’s latest manic episode & why his idea for a third party may not even be legal, Nig…

It’s election time (again). This time listen as we cover the NYC Democrat Mayoral Primary featuring former New York Governor, #MeToo victim, and serial old person killer Andrew Cuomo against non-American foreigner Muslim brown socialist Zohran Mamdani. Find out who the winner is and who will go on to compete in the general election to determine the newe…

I joined a book club. On this episode we discuss Tucker Carlson interviewing Senator Ted Cruz over regime change in Iran, JF Gariepy celebrating the 2 year anniversary of his girlfriend mysteriously disappearing in the woods at night in Canada in the middle of nowhere, the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the Tennessee ban on puberty blockers and horm…

Myths, dreams, mysteries, and the eternal return. In this episode I discuss some of the essential elements of the thought of Mircea Eliade, his understanding of the pagan relationship to history and time, the introduction of faith through the Old and New Testaments, and the development of the philosophy of history in modern thought.

The big 4-0. We talk about the politics behind the papal conclave that elected His Holiness Pope Leo XIV, #BlackFatigue on TikTok, the Episcopal Church immediately abandoning its refugee resettlement program once they discovered it might help a white person, President Trump’s Middle East trip and his abandonment of our Greatest Ally Israel just when it …

It’s Anglosphere election time. Listen to us analyze the latest Canadian, Australian, and British elections and how it’s actually even more over than you previously thought (except England where it still is, in fact, completely over but not yet). That’s the first 3 hours. Then listen to the last 10 minutes where we discuss the beautiful tattooed 35 year…

Happy Easter everyone. On this episode I talk about a work from St. Anselm, 11th century theologian and Archbishop of Canterbury. Usually only known for his “Ontological Argument,” St. Anselm also wrote treatises on the faith that explore the Incarnation of God and the Atonement of man. The one I discuss, the longest, is Cur Deus Homo (Why God Became Man). In it he philosophically explores the fittingness of God becoming human and choosing to both suffer and die for mankind.

Tune in as you purchase your tickets for Mare Fair 2025! We discuss the Douglas Murray appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast where he interrogates Dave Smith on where he got his PhD in Jewish People, New York Times writer Michelle Goldberg covering the ex-right-wing personalities who are embarrassed by President Trump’s refusal to talk about the IQ of black…

I wanted to do an exciting four-hour episode on tariffs but received even more death threats than usual over it, so we pretended not to know anything about them to make all of you feel better. After that we talk about how much white fathers love immediately forgiving non-white people for killing their children, the hit British show Adolescence that’s a…

The disappointing return you’ve all been waiting for. We discuss the Studio Ghibli Goblina and why no one is going to feel sorry for her just because she got deported while also being hideous and a criminal, why everyone actually loves “punching down,” that brilliant lady at that John McCain rally years ago who called Obamna a Muslim, and Obesegoth revi…